An unbalance exciter for a soil compaction device comprises at least two rotatable unbalance masses which are rotatably mounted in opposite directions relative to each other, and at least two rotors. Each of the unbalance masses is coupled to a respective one of the rotors. The at least two unbalance masses and the associated rotors are mounted coaxially relative to each other. A stator is associated with each of the rotors in such a way that each rotor and the associated stator form an electric motor.

An apparatus for leveling a concrete screed having a frame and a screed head secured thereto includes a plurality of vertically adjustable leveling legs driven by a plurality of electrical actuators responsive to a command supplied by a user interface.

A stand-alone motor unit includes a base having a first side and a second side adjacent the first side, an electric motor arranged in the base and including an output shaft, a power take-off shaft receiving torque from the motor and protruding from the second side of the base, a battery pack, and a battery module removably coupled to the base. The battery module includes a side wall and a battery receptacle for receiving the battery pack for providing power to the motor when the battery module is coupled to the base. The battery module is configured to be coupled to the base in a first position, in which the side wall of the battery module is parallel with the second side of the base, and in a second position, in which the side wall is perpendicular to the second side of the base.

A work machine, such as a vibration tamper or a vibratory plate machine, includes a work device such as a ground contact plate, and a drive for driving the work device. The drive has an electric drive motor, an electric power accumulator for supplying the drive motor with an electric current, and an inverter installation for inverting the current from the power accumulator and for supplying the current to the drive motor. A cooling device is provided for cooling the power accumulator and the inverter installation. The cooling device has at least one fan installation for generating a cooling airflow which is able to be guided by way of the power accumulator and the inverter installation. The fan installation has a fan and a fan motor that drives the fan. The fan motor is provided separately from the drive motor of the drive.

Disclosed is a concrete screed device, having: a handle structure defining a lower end and an upper end spaced apart from each other to define a screed handle structure height; a base bar connected to the lower end of the handle structure; an screed bar disposed against the base bar and configured to oscillate against the base bar; and a motor supported by the screed and operationally connected to the screed bar to oscillate within an oscillatory range of movement against the base bar.

Disclosed is a concrete screed device, having: a handle structure defining a lower end and an upper end spaced apart from each other to define a screed handle structure height; a base bar connected to the lower end of the handle structure; an screed bar disposed against the base bar and configured to oscillate against the base bar; and a motor supported by the screed and operationally connected to the screed bar to oscillate within an oscillatory range of movement against the base bar.

A concrete screed device, having: a base bar extending between first and second ends and having a bottom member and an upright member; a handle structure connected to the base bar, between the first and second ends, and extending away from the base bar to a grip portion; a screed bar disposed against the upright member of the base bar; guide members connected to the screed bar and extending through the upright member of the base bar; a battery powered motor supported along the base bar and operationally connected to one of the guide members to oscillate the screed bar against the base bar; and a wheel supported under the bottom member of the base bar near the first end of the base bar.

A concrete screed device, having: a base bar extending between first and second ends and having a bottom member and an upright member; a handle structure connected to the base bar, between the first and second ends, and extending away from the base bar to a grip portion; a screed bar disposed against the upright member of the base bar; guide members connected to the screed bar and extending through the upright member of the base bar; a battery powered motor supported along the base bar and operationally connected to one of the guide members to oscillate the screed bar against the base bar; and a wheel supported under the bottom member of the base bar near the first end of the base bar.

A rammer includes: an engine; a reciprocating mechanism (3) including a crank shaft (13) and a connecting rod (14), and configure to convert a rotational force of the engine into a reciprocatory force; a leg part disposed in a forward inclined position in a traveling direction and configure to be moved up and down by the connecting rod (14); and a compacting plate disposed on a bottom end of the leg part. The crank shaft (13) is disposed orthogonally to the traveling direction. The reciprocating mechanism (3) includes a belt reduction mechanism (16) and a gear reduction mechanism (17).

A rammer includes: an engine; a reciprocating mechanism (3) including a crank shaft (13) and a connecting rod (14), and configure to convert a rotational force of the engine into a reciprocatory force; a leg part disposed in a forward inclined position in a traveling direction and configure to be moved up and down by the connecting rod (14); and a compacting plate disposed on a bottom end of the leg part. The crank shaft (13) is disposed orthogonally to the traveling direction. The reciprocating mechanism (3) includes a belt reduction mechanism (16) and a gear reduction mechanism (17).