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EXCAVATOR SPEC GUIDE
2015
Excavators are only profitable if they are working when needed and can be cost-efficiently maintained in peak operating condition. As such,
manufacturers are building in features designed to keep equipment productive in the field for longer periods, and to enable quick service or
repair when required. The following pages provide a glimpse at some of these features, along with current model specifications. Sort through
this information to find the right combination of qualities for your jobsites, then turn to the reader service card following page 34 or visit
the Buyers Guide at ForConstructionPros.com for more information on specific brands or models.
Bobcat Company
Bobcat compact excavators allow access to all major service areas using the swing-open tail-
gate and side access hood. Filters, fluid checks, air cleaner, battery and other maintenance
Caterpillar Inc.
points are simple to access, making it easy to make maintenance part of your routine. Side
All F Series machines feature ground-level access to grease points, fluid taps and filters;
panels are also simply removed for additional engine access.
doors designed to help prevent debris entry; and cooling systems set up to enable easy
Indicate 11 on inquiry card
cleaning. Specifically, the 313F GC comes with a C3.4 engine that meets Tier 4 Final with-
out diesel exhaust fluid and incorporates a maintenance-free DPF. A pilot manifold in the
valve block means fewer components and less service required. The fuel tank has a remote
Bobcat Company
drain tube in the pump compartment for easy removal of water and sediment. The engine
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oil drain tube makes oil changes quick and easy without requiring special tools.
418
10.2
2,593
.54
1,865
6’
10’ 2”
Indicate 10 on inquiry card
E20
13.9
4,306
1.1
4,684
8’ 6”
14’
E26
24.8
5,666
2.9
4,991
8’ 6”
14’ 11”
E32
33.5
7,183
3.9
6,968
10’ 3”
16’ 4”
Caterpillar Inc.
E32i
24.8
7,183
3.9
6,968
10’ 3”
16’ 4”
Net
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E35
33.5
7,468
3.9
6,968
10’ 3”
17’ 2”
Model
HP
Weight (lbs.)
(cu. yds.)
Force (lbs.)
Depth
at Ground Level
E35i
24.8
7,468
3.9
6,968
10’ 3”
17’ 2”
300.9D
18
2,170
.49-.95*
2,000
5’ 8”
9’ 11”
E42
42.7
9,246
3.9
9,183
10’ 6”
17’ 3”
301.4C
17.7
3,241
.60-2.0*
3,597
7’ 4”
12’
E45
42.7
10,077
5.9
7,650
10’ 10”
18’ 7”
301.7D CR
17.7
3,726
.60-2.0*
3,190
7’ 7”
12’ 7”
E50
49.8
10,677
5.9
8,977
11’ 7”
19’ 6”
301.7D
17.7
4,068
.60-2.0*
4,226
7’ 3”
12’ 2”
E55
49.8
12,313
5.9
8,977
12’ 11”
20’
302.2D
17.9
4,464
.60-2.0*
4,406
8’ 2”
13’ 6”
E63
59.4
13,779
5.9
9,731
13’ 6”
20’ 5”
302.4D
17.7
5,115
1.24-3.24*
4,900
7’ 11”
13’ 2”
E85
59.4
18,960
9.5
14,509
15’ 6”
23’ 11”
302.7C
20.7
5,681
1.24-3.24*
5,058
8’ 4”
14’ 8”
303E CR
23.5
7,782
1.6-6.96*
6,385
9’
15’ 9”
303.5E CR
31.6
8,139
1.6-6.96*
7,419
9’ 6”
16’ 8”
303.5E2
23.5
8,103
1.6-6.96*
7,419
9’4”
16’ 6”
304E CR
40
8,838
1.9-9.9*
8,498
10’ 3”
17’ 1”
304E2
40.2
8,655
1.9-9.9*
8,498
10’ 3”
17’ 1”
Gehl
305E CR
40.2
11,217
1.9-9.9*
10,050
10’ 9”
17’ 10”
305E2 CR
40.2
11,334
1.9-9.9*
10,049
10’ 9”
17’ 6’”
Performing OEM recom-
305.5E2 CR
44.1
11,863
1.9-9.9*
11,443
11’ 5”
18’ 6”
mended maintenance is
305.5E CR
44.2
11,938
1.9-9.9*
11,445
11’ 4”
18’ 6”
308E CR SB
65
18,371
3.5-14.8
9,015
13’ 7”
22’ 9”
critical to assure your equip-
308E2 CR SB
65
18,519
3.5-14.8
9,015
13’ 6”
23’
ment’s efficient and continu-
314E CR
89
32,600
.27-1.0
12,800
19’ 6”
28’ 6”
ous operation. Gehl’s Tier
312E
91
33,080
.27-1.0
12,800
19’ 10”
28’ 3”
4-compliant excavators have
311F RR
70
30,600
.27-1.0
11,465
18’ 4”
26’ 7”
313F L GC
70
32,200
.27-1.0
12,800
19’ 9”
28’ 3”
been designed to make that
316E
113
38,801
.46-1.19
15,500
21’ 7”
30’ 5”
task quick and easy through
318E
113
42,340
.46-1.19
16,700
21’ 7”
30’ 5”
the use of tool-free access
321D LCR
148
53,308
.61-2.05
23,223
22’
32’ 1”
320E RR
152
54,900
.61-2.08
23,400
22’ 1”
30’ 9”
panels, remote grease points
323F L
161
56,438
.61-2.08
23,400
22’ 1”
32’ 4”
and easily accessible filters.
326F L
203
64,831
.68-2.46
26,500
22’ 4”
33’ 2”
In addition, the new LCD
329F L
239
68,209
.68-2.58
24,953
25’ 6”
36’ 7”
monitor allows owners to set
335F L CR
200
83,703
.68-2.58
27,700
22’ 11”
34’ 11”
336F L
303
80,500
.95-3.52
31,810
26’ 10”
38’ 5”
programmable maintenance
336F L XE Hybrid
303
81,800
.95-3.52
31,810
26’ 10”
38’ 5”
reminders, allowing them to adjust the interval between maintenance procedures.
349F
396
107,200
1.2-5.0
40,240
26’ 11”
39’ 10”
352F
396
117,500
1.2-5.0
40,240
26’ 5”
39’ 9”
Indicate 12 on inquiry card
374F
472
156,461
2.5-6.0
64,003
28’ 2”
43’ 2”
390F
524
190,204
2.8-8.5
62,203
31’ 8”
48’ 2”
Gehl
323F L SLR
161
53,100
.69
NA
38’ 4”
51’ 7”
326F L SLR
203
64,831
.75-.90
NA
48’ 4”
60’ 6”
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329F L SLR
239
68,180
.75-.90
NA
48’ 5”
60’ 5”
Model
HP
Weight (lbs.)
(cu. yds.)
Force (lbs.)
Depth
at Ground Level
M313D**
128
33,270
.24-1.20
20,907 (N)
17’ 4”
27’ 10”
Z17 GEN:2
14.5
3,836
.06
3,417
7’ 2.6”
12’ 2.1”
M315D**
137
37,633
.50-1.65
22,725 (N)
18’ 8”
29’ 5”
Z25
19.7
6,217
.16
4,079
9’ 8”
15’ 9”
M322D**
165
49,052
.57-2.05
31,472 (N)
21’ 3”
33’ 10”
Z35 GEN:2
23.9
8,214
.16
5,643
10’ 8”
17’ 3.5”
M318F**
169
42,549
.5-1.65
22,705
19’ 4”
30’ 2”
Z45 GEN:2
37.7
10,814
.24
6,497
11’ 7.8”
18’ 10”
M320F**
169
46,385
.5-1.65
22,427
20’ 7”
32’
Z80 GEN:2
54.6
18,136
.44
11,332
14’ 4.4”
23’ 5.1”
*Cubic feet
**Wheeled
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Case Construction Equipment
Case D Series excavators meet Tier 4 Final emissions standards through a combination of
cooled exhaust gas recirculation (CEGR), selective catalytic reduction (SCR) and diesel oxi-
dation catalyst (DOC) technologies, which helps maximize uptime and performance — all
with minimal maintenance. There is no diesel particulate filter (DPF), no DPF regenera-
tion or associated lifetime service costs.
Indicate 13 on inquiry card
Gradall Industries
Case Construction Equipment
New Gradall Series V hydraulic excavators have Tier 4 Final-compliant Volvo Penta diesel
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engines meeting the highest global emissions standards while reducing fuel consumption.
Model
HP
Weight (lbs.)
(cu. yds.)
Force (lbs.)
Depth
at Ground Level
They also feature high-performance, high-reliability 24-volt electrical systems and a new
CX31B
23
7,320
.08-.16
6,227
9’ 3”
14’ 1”
operator safety option, providing better rollover protection. All models are equipped with a
CX36B
23
8,212
.08-.24
6,227
10’
14’ 7”
telescoping, tilting boom that can do the work of many different machines, even in tunnels
CX55B
37
11,312
.11-.36
11,128
12’ 10”
17’ 8”
CX75C SR
55
16,200
.21-.59
12,800
13’ 7’’
20’ 7’’
and under bridges where conventional booms cannot work.
CX80C
55
18,800
.24-.59
12,800
13’ 9”
22’ 9”
Indicate 15 on inquiry card
CX130C
100
27,999
.32-1.12
20,200
19’ 9”
28’ 4”
CX145C SR
100
31,967
.43-1.02
20,200
19’ 8”
28’ 2”
CX160C LC
124
38,001
.36-1.28
25,200
19’ 9”
29’ 10”
Gradall Industries, Inc.
CX210D
160
48,973
.55-1.76
31,923
21’
31’ 11”
Net
Operating
Std. Bucket
Breakout
Max. Dig
Max. Reach
CX235C SR
160
56,907
.55-1.53
31,920
21’ 8”
31’ 7”
Model
HP
Weight (lbs.)
(cu. yds.)
Force (lbs.)
Depth
at Ground Level
CX250D
177
56,909
.68-1.90
36,419
22’ 8”
33’ 2”
D152*
220
32,500
.5
12,000
14’ 5”
25’ 6”
CX250D LR
177
63,523
1.38-1.77
17,310
47’ 9”
59’ 9”
XL3100 IV*
218
40,930
.88
17,990
18’ 1”
27’ 2”
CX300D
207
67,271
.72-2.42
39,342
23’ 4”
34’ 5”
XL4100 IV*
245
49,684
1.13
24,900
19’ 11”
30’ 2”
CX350D
268
82,483
.88-2.72
51,639
24’ 1”
36’
XL5100 IV*
265
57,670
1.6
24,900
24’ 1”
33’ 8”
CX470C
362
105,300
2.03-3.37
55,530
25’ 4”
38’ 7”
XL3300 III*
152
39,295
.88
19,300
18’ 5”
27’ 3”
CX700B
463
153,400
2.47-5.91
65,194
27’ 7”
42’ 4”
XL4300 III*
153
43,580
1.13
25,405
21’ 3”
30’ 4”
CX800B
532
178,575
2.47-5.91
74,187
28’ 6”
45’ 5”
XL5300 III*
153
51,216
1.6
25,405
24’ 7”
33’ 10”
XL3200 III
152
39,240
.88
19,300
19’ 2”
27’ 5”
XL4200 III
153
46,862
1.13
25,405
22’
30’ 6”
XL5200 III
153
54,452
1.6
25,405
25’ 4”
33’ 11”
*Wheeled
JCB
JCB’s excavator range
now features Tier
4 Final engines in
all models from the
JS145 to the JS220.
These Ecomax engines
don’t require diesel
particulate filters or
regular regeneration,
reducing time and
money spent on
maintenance. Tier 4
Final models also have
a 34% larger cooling pack, with both the charge air cooler and the air conditioning con-
denser now fully hinged to allow easy access for cleaning. New steps and handrails make it
easier and safer for operators to access the engine and upperstructure.
Wacker Neuson
Indicate 16 on inquiry card
Wacker Neuson engineers understand that easy access to service points often makes all the
difference between equipment being serviced or not. That’s why the company takes special
JCB
care to make all grease points easy to locate and access. On most models, the side-mounted
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engine is located behind a large hood that provides workbench-like access. Filters are easy
8008
12
2,094
.3-.61*
2,091
5’ 7”
10’ 2”
to access for inspection and replacement. Most models also feature tilting cabs that allow
8018
19
4,017
.62-1.47*
3,642
9’
13’ 4”
for quick access to hydraulic hoses and the swivel joint.
8029
32.7
6,321
1.08-5.07*
5,170
10’
15’ 3”
8035ZTS
32.7
8,049
1.08-5.07*
7,194
11’ 6”
17’ 5”
Indicate 14 on inquiry card
8040ZTS
45
9,480
1.06-4.6*
8,340
11’ 7”
18’ 5”
8045ZTS
45
10,472
1.06-4.6*
9,487
12’ 3”
19’ 2”
Wacker Neuson
8055
45
11,660
1.06-4.6*
9,487
12’ 3”
19’ 6”
Net
Operating
Std. Bucket
Breakout
Max. Dig
Max. Reach
67C-1
51.5
14,740
2.25-8.8*
10,611
12’ 11”
21’
Model
HP
Weight (lbs.)
(cu. ft.)
Force (lbs.)
Depth* at Ground Level
*
85Z-1
60.8
18,298
2.25-9.89*
12,837
11’ 11”
22’ 2”
803
12.8
2,182
.36-.80
2,021
5’ 9”
10’
86C-1
60.8
18,960
2.25-9.89*
12,837
14’ 4”
23’ 3”
803 Dual Power
12.8
2,182
.36-.80
2,021
5’ 9”
10’
90Z-1
70.3
18,975
2.25-9.89*
12,837
13’ 6”
23’ 8”
1404
17.7
3,483/3,682a
.87-1.8
3,192
7’ 4”
12’
100C-1
70.3
21,457
2.25-9.89*
16,231
14’ 9”
24’
EZ17
17.2
3,802
.87-1.8
4,204
8’ 2”
13’ 2”
JS145
109
34,430
.307-1.15
20,667
19’ 10”
28’ 5”
ET20
17.2
4,105/4,341a
.87-1.8
4,226
8’ 10”
13’ 11”
JS160NLC
125
40,644
.5-1.15
26,104
20’ 7”
29’ 9”
EZ28
20.4
6,085/6,283a
2.13-5.25
5,058
8’ 4”
14’ 8”
JS190NLC
125
44,099
.46-1.18
26,104
21’ 8”
29’ 10”
3503
31.8
8,003/8,219a
2.13-5.25
6,812
10’ 7”
17’
JS220LC/XD
172
49,714
.52-1.56
34,835
22’
31’ 8”
EZ38
28.2
8,311/8,488a
2.13-5.25
5,778
10’ 2”
17’
JS220LR
172
49,714
.36-.72
34,835
39’ 3”
50’ 8”
50Z3
37.7
11,133/11,354a
3.0-9.8
7,599
11’ 6”
19’ 3”
JS260LC/XD
197
61,160
1.0-1.91
43,154
23’ 8”
34’ 6”
6003
58.6
12,842b
3.0-9.8
8,925
12’ 7”
20’
JS260LR
197
61,160
.36-.72
43,154
50’ 6”
61’ 3”
8003
58.6
17,769b
3.50-13.0
11,758
14’ 1”
23’
JS330LC/XD
271
73,387
1.54-2.41
43,000
26’ 10”
38’ 4”
6503**
58.2
12,556b
3.0-9.8
8,745
12’ 7”
20’ 10”
JS360
282
84,596
1.11-3.06
60,296
26’ 6”
38’
EW100**
117
21,640
3.5-13.0
12,162
14’ 1”
25’
JZ235
172
51,194
.5-2.35
34,835
21’ 7”
31’ 9”
a Canopy/cab b Cab only
* With standard dipper stick
** Wheeled
*Cubic feet
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EXCAVATOR SPEC GUIDE
2015
LBX Co.
Hyundai
Serviceability and routine maintenance on the Link-Belt X4s has been improved with a
new tilting A/C condenser, easily removable and cleanable radiator screens, standard battery
The proprietary Hi-mate remote management system provides access from anywhere to
vital service and diagnostic information for any Hyundai machine. The system saves time
disconnect switch, ground level access to air, oil and fuel filters and easy access to hydraulic
oil and engine oil sample ports. The monitor provides 14 different service interval remind-
and money by promoting greater preventive maintenance to reduce machine downtime.
Users can check fuel consumption, coolant temperature, pump pressure and more. They
ers to make maintenance upkeep simple. The RemoteCARE GPS-enabled telematics sys-
tem tracks routine and major service intervals, as well as current machine health. Flashing
can make an online diagnosis and even shut down a machine in case of theft. Owners can
check operator driving habits, as well as the unit’s maintenance status.
diagnostic codes on the monitor alert the operator when problems occur.
Indicate 17 on inquiry card
Indicate 19 on inquiry card
Hyundai Construction Equipment Americas Inc.
LBX Co.
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Model
HP
Weight (lbs.)
(cu. yds.)
Force (lbs.)
Depth
at Ground Level
Model
HP
Weight (lbs.)
(cu. yds.)
Force (lbs.)
Depth
at Ground Level
R17Z-9A
16.4
3,747
.05
3,480
7’ 7”
12’ 9”
75X3 MSR
55
17,300
.24-.71
8,880
15’ 2”
22’ 2”
R25Z-9AK
24.9
5,690
.09
4,030
7’ 11”
14’ 3”
80X3 MSR
55
18,800
.24-.71
8,880
15’ 4”
24’ 4”
R35Z-9
26.5
8,050
.14
6,280
10’ 4”
17’ 2”
130X3
100
28,660
.42-.98
14,800
19’ 10”
26’ 10”
R55-9A
65.1
12,460
.24
8,490
12’ 6”
19’ 9”
130X3DZ
100
29,983
.42-.98
14,800
19’ 10”
26’ 10”
R60CR-9A
66.9
13,010
.24
9,190
11’ 9”
19’ 9”
145X3
100
31,800
.42-.98
14,840
18’ 1”
26’ 8”
R80CR-9
59.6
18,190
.37
12,570
13’ 7”
22’ 5”
145X3DZ
100
33,200
.42-.98
14,840
18’ 1”
26’ 8”
R80CR-9A
65.1
18,190
.37
12,570
13’ 7”
22’ 5”
160X3
124
37,919
.50-1.14
18,880
19’ 11”
29’ 1”
R125LCR-9A
100
27,560
.59
24,890
16’ 7”
24’ 10”
210X3
160
47,840
.61-1.75
24,730
21’ 10”
31’ 11”
R145LCR-9A
116
32,610
.93
19,620
18’ 1”
28’ 4”
235X3
160
55,997
.47-1.75
24,730
21’ 10”
31’ 9”
R235LCR-9A
157
53,620
1.75
29,980
22’
32’ 2”
235X3DZ
160
56,879
.47-1.75
24,730
21’ 10”
31’ 9”
R140LC-9A
116
30,820
.93
19,620
20’
28’ 4”
210X4
160
48,900
.61-1.75
25,100
21’ 10”
31’ 11”
R160LC-9A
128
39,240
1.16
24,250
19’ 11”
29’ 1”
250X4
177
56,900
.76-2.43
29,230
22’ 8”
33’ 2”
R180LC-9A
128
41,560
1.37
24,250
19’ 11”
29’ 1”
250X4LF
177
63,600
.50-.95
9,060
47’ 9”
59’ 9”
R220LC-9A
157
49,640
1.75
29,980
20’ 5”
32’ 3”
300X4
207
67,000
.76-2.43
31,380
23’ 4”
34’ 5”
R260LC-9A
178
56,880
1.96
35,270
23’
33’ 5”
350X4
266
82,400
1.08-2.93
40,020
24’ 1”
36’
R300LC-9A
212
68,260
2.42
37,920
24’ 3”
34’ 10”
470X3
362
108,467
1.37-4.05
46,310
25’ 4”
39’ 4”
R330LC-9A
268
74,960
2.75
42,550
24’ 2”
35’ 11”
700X2
463
153,442
1.78-4.89
55,080
27’ 7”
42’ 4”
R380LC-9A
290
86,200
3.03
45,190
24’ 8”
38’ 3”
800X2
532
178,574
2.47-5.42
67,440
28’ 6”
45’ 5”
R480LC-9A
352
108,420
3.96
49,600
25’ 7”
40’ 11”
R520LC-9A
352
114,820
4.19
56,880
26’ 11”
40’ 9”
R1200LC-9A
352
260,140
8.76
115,080
26’ 3”
43’ 11”
R55W-9A*
65.1
5,910
.24
8,490
11’ 6”
19’ 7”
R140W-9A*
136
30,200
.93
19,620
15’ 11”
25’ 3”
R180W-9A*
153
40,960
1.37
24,250
19’ 5”
28’ 4”
R210W-9A*
163
45,200
1.75
29,320
20’ 11”
32’
*Wheeled
Mustang
Equipment downtime on a job-
site is detrimental to profitability.
If you’re a contractor trying to
fix the machine, getting that
equipment back to work quickly
is critical. Mustang has made ser-
vice easy and simple on its Tier
4 excavators by displaying error
codes on the unit’s LCD screen
and readily visible sight glass
New Holland
fluid level indicators. Once an
New Holland is known for easy maintenance, and B Series compact excavators are designed
issue is identified, pressure check-
to answer those expectations with wide service compartments and quick access. A new fuel-
points and fuses are accessible
saving mode saves an additional 23% to 25% for fewer fill-ups. And for the first time, you
through tool-free access panels.
can choose an Integrated Noise and Dust Reduction (INDR) cooling system for quiet com-
Indicate 20 on inquiry card
fort. The easy to clean filter reduces the need for direct cleaning of the radiator.
Indicate 18 on inquiry card
Mustang
Net
Operating
Std. Bucket
Breakout
Max. Dig
Max. Reach
New Holland North America
Model
HP
Weight (lbs.)
(cu. yds.)
Force (lbs.)
Depth
at Ground Level
Net
Operating
Std. Bucket
Breakout
Max. Dig
Max. Reach
170Z NXT2
14.5
3,836
.06
3,417
7’ 2.6”
12’ 2.1”
Model
HP
Weight (lbs.)
(cu. yds.)
Force (lbs.)
Depth
at Ground Level
250Z
19.7
6,217
.16
4,079
9’ 8”
15’ 9”
E30B
17.2
7,319
-
5,418
9’ 3”
16’ 6”/17’ 6”*
350Z NXT2
23.9
8,214
.16
5,643
10’ 8”
17’ 3.5”
E35B
28.4
7,763
-
5,418
10’ 1”
16’ 9”/18’*
450Z NXT2
37.7
10,814
.24
6,497
11’ 7.8”
18’ 10”
E55Bx
37.9
12,295
-
6,992
12’ 9”
20’
800Z NXT2
54.6
18,136
.44
11,332
14’ 4.4”
23’ 5.1”
*Standard arm/Long arm
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John Deere
John Deere designed the new 300G LC excavator with a larger hood for improved engine
access. The new handrails help maintain contact when climbing the upperstructure to ser-
Takeuchi
vice the engine, improving service accessibility and security. Other improvements include
Takeuchi has enhanced its excavator lineup to help facilitate easier and quicker serviceabil-
single-side ground level fluid filter service, which moves the engine oil, fuel and hydraulic
ity. The redesigned body allows for ground-level panoramic serviceability with the service
pilot oil filters to ground level on the right side of the machine and adds a service door for
access hood, which eliminates the need for a tilting operator station. It provides optimal
easy access to change filters.
access to the control valve, hydraulic lines, hydraulic tank and pattern change valve.
Indicate 24 on inquiry card
Indicate 22 on inquiry card
John Deere Construction & Forestry
Takeuchi
Net
Operating
Std. Bucket
Breakout
Max. Dig
Max. Reach
Net
Operating
Std. Bucket
Breakout
Max. Dig
Max. Reach
Model
HP
Weight (lbs.)
(cu. yds.)
Force (lbs.)
Depth
at Ground Level
Model
HP
Weight (lbs.)
(cu. yds.)
Force (lbs.)
Depth
at Ground Level
17G
14.5
3,790
.05
3,597
7’ 2”
12‘ 6“
TB108
9.6
2,033
-
3,157
5’ 6”
9’ 6”
26G
20
6,110
.048-.16
4,994
8‘ 6“
15‘ 2“
TB016
13.5
3,524
-
4,079
7’ 9.5”
12’ 9”
35G
23.3
7,760
.048-.21
6,085
10‘ 1“
17‘ 1“
TB216
15
3,902
-
4,250
7’ 10”
13’ 2.9”
50G
35.9
10,847
.078-.31
8,267
11‘ 7“
19‘ 7“
TB228
23.5
6,100
-
6,471
9’ 5”
15’ 6”
60G
53
13,547
.122-.46
9,237
12‘ 4“
20‘ 5“
TB230
24.4
6,607
-
6,471
10’ 2”
15’ 5.4”
75G
56.9
18,221
.31-.64
10,476
15‘ 2“
22‘ 2“
TB235
28.8
7,650
-
8,582
11’ 2”
17’ 6”
85G
56.9
19,564
.31-.64
10,476
14‘ 10“
24‘ 9“
TB138FR*
28.8
8,316
-
8,955
10’ 11”
18’
130G
97
29,489
.48-.83
21,480
19‘ 11“
28‘ 5“
TB240
35.8
8,289
-
9,959
11’ 6”
17’ 9.6”
160G LC
121
39,685
.54-1.11
26,665
21‘ 4“
30‘ 1“
TB250
38
10,650
-
11,031
12’ 5”
19’ 8”
180G LC
121
44,317
.71-1.29
28,244
23‘ 2“
32‘ 1“
TB153FR*
38.7
12,450
-
11,093
12’ 10”
20’ 4”
190G W*
159
44,530
.79-1.29
24,055
19‘ 2“
33‘ 9“
TB260
47.6
12,125
-
12,756
12’ 9.4”
20’ 1.4”
210G LC
159
50,463
.9-1.29
35,138
21‘ 11“
32‘
TB180FR*
64.6
18,370
-
16,335
14’ 11”
23’ 7”
230G W*
159
53,220
.79-1.29
31,698
20‘ 8“
31‘ 5”
TB285
69.2
18,780
-
16,565
15’
24’ 5”
245G LC
159
56,167
.9-1.29
35,522
21‘ 9“
32‘ 6”
TB280FR
69.2
19,077
-
16,335
14’ 11”
23’ 7”
250G LC
188
57,800
1.4-1.8
36,869
25‘
35’ 3”
TB290
69.2
18,780
-
16,565
15’
24’ 5”
300G LC
223
68,674
.94-1.6
45,411
25‘ 10“
36‘ 5“
TB1140
103.3
34,116
-
22,188
18’
28’ 9”
350G LC
271
78,550
1.3-2.4
50,628
18‘ 5“
30‘ 1“
*Zero swing
380G LC
271
83,992
1.3-2.4
50,628
24‘ 3“
35‘ 9“
470G LC
367
108,952
1.8-4.2
64,295
27‘ 2“
40‘ 3“
670G LC
463
158,045
2.9-6.0
72,838
30‘
44‘ 8“
870G LC
532
193,255
3.3-7.6
89,699
32‘
48’
*Wheeled
Doosan Infracore
Centralized arm and boom grease
points on Doosan excavators
make it easy to perform daily
maintenance. Excavator owners
can access all filters and regular
inspection points at ground level.
In addition, access panels are easy
to find and open from the top,
bottom and sides of the machine.
A large engine bonnet provides
ample room to reach the top
side of the diesel engine, while a
hinged belly pan allows access from the bottom.
Indicate 23 on inquiry card
Doosan Infracore Construction Equipment America
Net
Operating
Std. Bucket
Breakout
Max. Dig
Max. Reach
Model
HP
Weight (lbs.)
(cu. yds.)
Force (lbs.)
Depth
at Ground Level
DX63-3
58.6
13,779
.08-.38
9,731
13’ 6”
20’ 5”
DX85R-3
58.6
18,960
.13-.53
14,509
15’ 6”
23’ 11”
DX140LC-5
113
32,783
.30-.85
24,471
20’ 1”
27’ 11”
Sany America
DX140LCR-5
113
34,987
.30-.85
24,471
19’ 7”
27’ 11”
DX180LC-5
129
43,224
.38-1.26
28,881
20’
29’ 7”
Sany America has developed a telematics solution that allows owners and fleet managers to
DX225LC-5
162
52,086
.61-1.45
39,463
22’ 4”
32’ 9”
monitor and manage their heavy equipment in North America. With SanyLIVE, customers
DX225LC-5 SLR
162
55,731
.30-.85
22,046
38’ 2”
50’
receive real-time diagnostic and condition alerts, notifying them of any upcoming sched-
DX235LCR-5
181
56,019
.61-1.45
35,274
21’ 10”
31’ 7”
uled maintenance, equipment service needs or even insights to the possibility of future
DX255LC-5
184
57,752
.61-1.45
39,463
22’ 4”
32’ 9”
component failures. The system comes pre-installed with a three-year subscription included.
DX300LC-5
267
68,764
.66-2.17
44,092
23’ 11”
34’ 6”
DX300LC-5 SLR
267
72,462
.38-.98
23,149
45’ 2”
57’
Indicate 25 on inquiry card
DX350LC-5
313
80,654
1.00-2.38
57,100
24’ 8”
35’ 11”
DX420LC-5
338
94,799
1.52-3.26
59,745
25’ 4’’
37’
DX490LC-5
373
112,206
2.13-3.96
67,902
25’ 6”
38’11”
Sany America
DX530LC-5
373
116,576
2.13-3.96
67,902
24’ 1”
37’ 6”
Net
Operating
Std. Bucket
Breakout
Max. Dig
Max. Reach
DX530LC-5 SLR
373
117,112
1.13-1.80
33,510
49’ 7”
63’ 9”
Model
HP
Weight (lbs.)
(cu. yds.)
Force (lbs.)
Depth
at Ground Level
DX140W-5*
132
33,731
.30-.71
23,303
14’ 9”
24’ 2”
SY235C-LR
195
63,074
.8
19,873
46’ 7”
54’ 4”
DX190W-5*
168
43,431
.50-1.22
30,424
18’ 9”
29’ 8”
SY16C
15.6
8,333
.05
3,417
7’ 8”
12’ 10”
DX210W-5*
186
46,078
.67-1.67
35,274
19’ 4”
31’ 2”
SY35C
27.4
16,050
.07-.22
6,834
10’ 2”
17’ 6”
SLR = Super-long reach
*Wheeled
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Volvo
Kubota
Volvo E-Series excavators have filters that are grouped and easily accessible from ground level
Kubota’s compact excavators are built to last, with features that make serviceability and
for ease of serviceability. The radiator, charged air cooler and hydraulic oil cooler are posi-
maintenance more convenient. The 6-in-1 Blade for the KX040-4 is designed with a stan-
tioned side by side in a single layer, which reduces blockages, aids cleaning and maximizes
dard Bolt-On Cutting Edge (BOE) that protects the blade. The tilt cylinder is covered for
efficiency with access from ground level by opening a side door. Real-time service alerts are
durability and protection from soil and rocks, and the reversible cutting edge is divided
displayed on the color monitor in the cab for diagnostic checks, with separate service intervals
into two sections to easily invert the edge for easy maintenance and simple replacement.
for engine oil/filter, fuel filter/water separator, hydraulic oil and hydraulic oil filter.
Indicate 27 on inquiry card
Indicate 29 on inquiry card
Kubota Tractor Corp.
Volvo Construction Equipment
Net
Operating Std. Bucket Bucket Digging Max. Dig
Max. Reach
Net
Operating
Std. Bucket
Breakout
Max. Dig
Max. Reach
Model
HP
Weight (lbs.)
(cu. yds.) Force (lbs.)+
Depth
at Ground Level
Model
HP
Weight (lbs.)
(cu. yds.)
Force (lbs.)
Depth
at Ground Level
K008-3
10.1
2,200
.3-.78
2,200
5’ 8”
9’ 11”
EC20C
16.8
4,277
1.06-4.06*
4,159
7’ 4”
13’
U17
15.1
3,703
.49-1.5
3,417
7’ 7”
12’ 7”
ECR25D
20.9
5,489
.097
4,554
9’ 1”
15’ 1”
KX018-4
15.5
3,748
.49-1.5
3,594
7’ 9.7”
12’ 8”
ECR38
27.6
7,355
1.30-5.40*
6,463
8’ 10”
15’ 8”
U25S
19.8
5,625
1.0-3.3
5,765
9’ 3”
15’ 4”
EC35C
36.3
7,848
1.51-5.78*
6,955
11’ 3”
16’ 7”
KX71-3S
23.1
6,305
1.9-4.25
6,305
9’ 9”
16’
EC55C
47.1
12,566
2.8-8.3*
9,302
12’ 4”
19’ 7”
KX91-3S2*
26.9
7,110-7,540
1.9-4.25
8,059
10’ 5”
16’ 10”
ECR58D
47
12,550
.31-.91
7,780
12’ 11”
20’ 5”
U35-4*
23.9
8,129-8,478
1.9-4.25
7,924
9’ 8.9”
16’ 11.3”
EC140D
113
29,460
.27-.95
18,560
18’ 2”
26’ 10”
KX040-4**
38.9
9,195-9,900
1.9-6.6
9,535
11’ 2.6”
17’ 9”
ECR145D
172
33,430
.52-1.18
18,150
18’ 1”
26’ 11”
U55-4*
45.2
11,915-12,335
3.0-8.5
11,177
11’ 10”
19’ 6”
EC160D
139
38,320
.33-1.31
22,900
19’ 10”
28’ 11”
KX057-4*
45.2
12,200-12,620
3.0-8.5
11,177
12’ 8”
20’ 1”
EC220D
172
48,800
.68-2.75
29, 240
22’ 1”
32’ 1”
KX080-4*
62.3
18,280-19,140
6.5-13.5
14,660
15’ 1.1”
23’ 6.3”
ECR235D
172
54,350
.52-1.18
28,400
20’ 7”
31’ 11”
*Available with angle blade
**Available w/angle blade or 6-in-1 blade
+Normal (N) digging forces; otherwise Boost values shown
EC250D
202
56,190
.63-2.42
34,270
22’ 11”
33’ 1”
EC300D
227
67,260
.68-2.64
37,660
24’ 1”
34’ 6”
EC340D
279
77,240
1.77-3.92
54,561
26’ 8”
38’ 4”
EC380D
279
85,800
1.77-3.92
63,935
26’ 8”
38’ 4”
EC380E
302
94,800
1.1-3.3
48,335
26’ 6”
37’ 9”
EC480E
277
100,310
1.2-2.7
51,616
30’ 1”
43’ 2”
Kobelco
EC480D
329
105,600
2.31-4.97
54,555
29’ 8”
43’ 6”
Kobelco Tier 4 Final crawler exca-
EC700C L
424
152,150
3.17-8.63
80,030
27’ 7”
42’ 4”
vators will incorporate both selec-
EW160D**
150
35,715-40,125
.94-1.33
28,700
18’ 5”
29’
EW180D**
169
39,900-44,750
.92-1.30
30,574
20’ 1”
31’ 4”
tive catalytic reduction (SCR) and
EW210D**
169
43,430-50,265
.92-1.30
33,500
21’ 3”
32’ 7”
self-cleaning diesel particulate filter
*Cubic feet
**Wheeled
(DPF) systems. This combination
delivers the lowest possible operating
costs due to very low diesel exhaust
fluid consumption. The SCR/DPF
Liebherr
system has enabled the engine to be
Liebherr excavators are
fine-tuned for peak performance and
designed to provide ease of
response. Further efficiency has been
maintenance and service-
accomplished via an evaluation of
ability. Generously sized
the hydraulic and control systems to
cooling units arranged side
reduce parasitic losses to the abso-
by side ensure constant uni-
lute minimum while maintaining
form cooling. A swing-out
peak productivity. Service intervals
AC condenser with hinged
and the related expenses are similarly
knobs allows for easy clean-
optimized for low operating expen-
ing. Service points are read-
ditures.
ily accessible and grouped
Indicate 28 on inquiry card
together for routine mainte-
nance. Fully automatic cen-
Kobelco
tral lubrication is standard. A
Net
Operating
Std. Bucket
Breakout
Max. Dig
Max. Reach
sloping angle in the undercar-
Model
HP
Weight (lbs.)
(cu. yds.)
Force (lbs.)
Depth
at Ground Level
riage design allows for easy clean-out. The LiDAT data transmission and positioning system
SK17SR
13.5
3,836
.06
2,833
7’ 3”
12’ 2”
can be used to monitor optimal equipment operation and plan and prepare service and
SK27SR
19.7
5,886
.1
4,546
9’ 2”
15’ 3”
SK35SR
23.1
8,214
.14
7,216
10’
17’ 1”
maintenance intervals.
SK55SRX
37.4
11,050
.21
11,128
12’ 10”
20’ 6”
Indicate 30 on inquiry card
SK75SR
55
17,100
.14-.46
7,700
15’
25’ 5”
SK85CS
55
18,700
.14-.46
10,600
13’ 9”
23’ 9”
Liebherr
SR140 SRLC
92.8
33,100
.31-.90
20,502
19’ 7”
28’ 4”
ED160 Blade Runner
92.8
35,700
.31-.90
18,100
19’ 1”
28’ 10”
Net
Operating
Std. Bucket
Breakout
Max. Dig
Max. Reach
SK210LC
157
48,500
.92-1.22
29,337
22’
31’ 11”
Model
HP
Weight (lbs.)
(cu. yds.)
Force (lbs.)
Depth
at Ground Level
SK230SRLC
157
55,100
.67-1.22
24,300
21’ 7”
31’ 3”
A924*
173
47,200-58,400
.72
-2.16
41,900
23’ 2”
34’ 9”
SK260SRLC
157
59,300
.67-1.22
29,337
21’ 9”
31’ 9”
R924
154
51,810-60,850
1.0-2.15
40,016
22’ 6”
33’
SK260LC
176
56,890
1.05-1.83
35,002
23’
33’ 3”
R926
173
56,660-63,825
1.5-2.3
42,990
20’ 10”
36’ 5”
SK350LC
270
82,200
.85-2.75
45,900
24’ 10”
36’ 3”
R936
215
67,350-76,610
.92-2.1
37,260
23’ 2”
35’ 1”
SK500LC
345
111,400
1.77-3.14
52,600
25’ 7”
38’ 10”
R 946
268
84,657-92,484
1.60-3.3
46,738
25’ 3”
37’ 11”
SK850LC
510
181,440
1.78-7.06
90,598
31’ 10”
46’ 11”
R 956
322
109,350-125,885
1.63-4.32
70,325
26’ 11”
41’
SK210LC Long Arm
157
52,000
.92-1.22
29,337
39’ 5”
51’ 7”
R 966
429
145,505-168,215
2.0-7.2
79,500
29’ 1”
43’
SK260LC Long Arm
184
60,400
1.05-1.83
35,002
48’ 4”
60’ 6”
R 976
536
188,055-210,540
2.62-7.3
109,032
30’ 8”
46’ 2”
* Wheeled
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Terex
Komatsu
Built for consistent, reliable jobsite per-
formance, Terex compact excavators are
America
manufactured with top-mounted, inverted
Komatsu’s new Tier 4 Final
boom cylinders and spherical bearings.
emissions-compliant Dash
The inverted boom helps to protect the
11 excavators are designed
cylinder seals and the hoses from dirt
to make the transition to
buildup and offers protection from the
diesel exhaust fluid (DEF)
elements, extending the life of these
easy and simple. A large-
machines’ vital components.
capacity DEF tank extends
Indicate 32 on inquiry card
operating time before
required refills. A DEF
Terex Construction Americas
tank sight gauge makes it
Net
Operating
Std. Bucket
Breakout
Max. Dig
Max. Reach
easy to check fluid levels
Model
HP
Weight (lbs.)
(cu. ft.)
Force (lbs.)
Depth
at Grade
without turning on the
TC16
18
3,800
1.38-5.18
3,237
7’ 3”
12’ 10”
monitor. With enhanced
TC20
18
4,465
1.38-5.18
3,530
7’ 3”
13’ 9”
KOMTRAX capabilities
TC29
25
6,450
1.4-4.0
4,788
9’ 2”
15’ 9”
TC35
30
7,780
1.4-6.4
5,530
11’ 2”
18’ 1”
and a new smartphone
TC37
30
8,050
1.4-6.4
5,535
10’ 6”
18’ 1”
app, machine health and
TC48
39
10,495
2.5-6.2
6,879
12’ 2”
19’ 8”
performance information is within easy reach, on the job and off.
TC50
36
11,070
2.5-13.2
7,014
12’ 2”
20’ 4”
TC60
43
12,460
2.5-6.2
8,992
12’ 2”
20’ 4”
Indicate 35 on inquiry card
TC75
73
16,535
3.3-10.3
11,960
13’ 11”
23’ 10”
TC125
100
27,560
.34-.70*
18,338
14’ 2”
26’ 1”
Komatsu America Corp.
* Cu. yds.
Net
Operating
Std. Bucket
Bucket Digging
Max. Dig
Max. Reach
Model
HP
Weight (lbs.)
(cu. yds.)*
Force (lbs.)
Depth
at Ground Level
PC35MR-3
29
7,909
.07-.25
6,725
11’ 4”
18’ 1”
PC45MR-5
38.2
10,975
.11-.36
7,630
12’
19’ 4”
PC55MR-5
38.2
11,581
.11-.36
8,770
12’ 6”
19’ 11”
LiuGong
PC78US-10
65.5
17,747
.12-.44
13,780
15’
22’ 3”
PC88MR-10
65.5
18,558
.12-.44
13,780
15’ 3”
23’ 5”
LiuGong D-Series excavators feature rigid
HB215LC-1
139
48,175
.66-1.57
31,080
21’ 9”
31’ 10”
x-type crawler car bodies, a larger beam
PC138USLC-10
93.5
32,628
.34-1.00
20,950
18’
26’ 10”
section in the upper frame and oil-sealed
PC170LC-10 Heavy spec
115
41,600
.48-1.24
24,407
19’ 7”
28’ 10”
track rollers, carrier rollers and idlers on the
PC170LC-10 Std. spec
115
38,100
.48-1.24
24,407
19’ 7”
28’ 10”
undercarriage to provide added durability
PC210LC-10
158
52,036
.66-1.57
33,510
21’ 9”
31’ 10”
PC210LC-11
165
53,045
.66-1.57
33,510
21’ 9”
31’ 10”
in rugged conditions. An emergency bypass
PC228USLC-10
158
55,335
.66-1.57
29,762
21’ 9”
31’ 10”
switch enables them to operate indefinitely
PC240LC-11
177
56,380
.76-1.85
34,170
22’ 8”
32’ 10”
in the event of an electrical problem with
PC290LC-11
196
71,540
.76-2.13
39,460
22’ 8”
34’ 4”
the main CPU or its components. The
PC360LC-11
257
80,320
.89-2.56
44,970
24’ 3”
35’ 10”
PC390LC-11
257
89,940
.89-2.91
44,970
23’10”
35’ 8”
self-monitoring control system reads engine
PC490LC-11
359
107,850
1.47-4.15
53,790
25’ 5”
38’ 9”
speed, fluid pressures and temperatures,
PC490LC-11 Var. Gauge
359
110,220
1.47-4.15
53,790
25’ 5”
38’ 9”
lubricant status and fuel capacity and
PC650LC-8
429
143,411
2.05-4.98
64,150
27’ 10”
42’
alerts the operator if a function exceeds its
PC650LC-8 SE
429
146,390
2.05-4.98
70,040
23’ 2”
37’ 1”
PC800LC-8
487
188,670
2.23-5.93
72,750
28’ 3”
44’ 2”
parameter. Ground-level side access panels
PC800LC-8 SD
487
188,670
2.23-6.0
77,600
28’ 3”
44’ 2”
to hydraulic pumps and engine filters enables safe, easy service.
PC800LC-8 SE
487
188,670
2.23
7.8
96,120
23’ 5”
39’ 2”
Indicate 33 on inquiry card
PC1250-8
672
239,880
4.4-6.8
94,800
30’ 8”
49’ 3”
PC1250LC-8
672
250,154
4.4-6.8
94,800
30’ 8”
49’ 3”
PC1250SP-8
672
244,050
8.8
112,900
25’ 11”
44’ 10”
LiuGong Construction Machinery North America LLC
PC2000-8
956
440,920
15.7-17.9
140,600
30’ 4”
50’ 3”
Net
Operating
Std. Bucket
Breakout
Max. Dig
Max. Reach
*SAE heaped
Model
HP
Weight (lbs.)
(cu. meters)*
Force (lbs.)
Depth
at Ground Level
915D
102
30,644
.55/.73
-
17.95’
26.95’
CLG922D
142
48,501
1.0/1.1
-
21.7’
31.84’
CLG925D
173
56,217
1.2/1.3
-
23.02’
33.56’
CLG936D
260
79,806
1.6/2.3
-
24.08’
35.76’
CLG950E
376
105,820
2.2/2.2
-
40.94’
40.94’
IHI Compact Excavator
*SAE heaped min/max
Sales LLC
New from IHI for 2015, the V4 zero
tailswing compact excavators are specifi-
Yanmar America
cally designed with ease of maintenance in
mind. Larger engine and side covers allow
The Yanmar ViO series true zero
complete access to the Tier 4 Final engine,
tailswing excavators are designed
control block and self-pressurizing hydrau-
to create optimal access to all
lic system. The standard Eco-Friendly
maintenance items while main-
Auto Idle selector switch will automatically
taining a compact overall design.
return the engine rpm to idle if the unit is
They feature a full open rear bon-
not operated within five seconds, boosting
net, removable panels in the front
fuel savings 24% vs. the prior VX-3 mod-
of the machine and a lift up seat.
els. This equals dollars in your pocket and
All daily service checks are easily
less wear and tear on the engine.
accessible including oil, coolant,
fuel and hydraulic fluid. The
Indicate 36 on inquiry card
key components of the hydraulic
system can be accessed under the
IHI Compact Excavator Sales LLC
seat and front panels and most machine repairs can be made with minimal disassembly.
Net
Operating
Std. Bucket
Breakout
Max. Dig
Max. Reach
Indicate 34 on inquiry card
Model
HP
Weight (lbs.)
(cu. yds.)
Force (lbs.)
Depth
at Grade Level
9V4
-
2,060
.03
2,360
5’ 2”
9’ 9”
9VXE-Electirc
5*
2,060
.03
2,360
5’ 2”
9’ 9”
Yanmar America
17VX3
13.4
3,850
.06
5,447
7’
12’ 4”
Net
Operating
Std. Bucket
Breakout
Max. Dig
Max. Reach
17VXE-Electric
15**
3,583
.06
5,447
7’
12’ 4”
Model
HP
Weight (lbs.)
(cu. yds.)
Force (lbs.)
Depth
at Ground Level
25VX3
18.42
6,175
.1
5,698
8’ 3”
14’ 9”
SV08-1B
10.3
2,348
.029
2,360
5’ 4”
8’ 11”
30V4
22.8
7,075
.12
7,100
9’ 10
17’
ViO17-A
14.5
3,836
.065
3,418
7’ 7”
12’ 2”
35V4
22.8
8,100
.15
7,688
11’ 1”
18’ 2”
ViO25-6A
20.4
5,919
.105
5,516
10’ 4”
15’ 9”
35N-3
26.7
7,759
.14
7,662
10’ 4”
16’ 8”
ViO35-6A
24.4
7,905
.149
7,216
11’ 3”
17’ 3”
45V4
44
10,802
.17
9,854
11’ 9”
19’ 7”
ViO45-6A
39
10,373
.183
9,158
12’ 3”
18’ 10”
55V4
44
11,800
.21
10,850
12’ 7”
20’ 4”
ViO55-6A
47.6
11,806
.209
10,347
13’ 6”
20’ 2”
55N-3
54.7
12,733
.15
11,070
12’ 8”
20’ 1”
ViO80-1A
56.9
18,136
.366
14,275
15’ 4”
23’ 5”
60V4
44
12,128
.26
12,100
13’ 3”
21’ 2”
SV100-2B
73
21,550
.4
17,087
15’ 9”
24’ 3”
80VX-3
58.7
18,100
.32
14,730
15’ 1”
23’ 4”
*Baldor elecric motor
**Rueland electric motor
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Net
Operating
Std. Bucket
Breakout
Max. Dig
Max. Reach
Model
HP
Weight (lbs.)
(cu. yds.)
Force (lbs.)
Depth
at Ground Level
ZX17U-5
14.5
3,790
.02-.05
3,597
7’ 2”
12’ 6”
ZX27U-5
20
6,110
.05-.16
4,994
8’ 6”
15’ 2”
ZX35U-5
23.3
7,760
1.3-5.9*
6,085
11’ 4”
18’ 11”
ZX50U-5
35.9
10,560
2.1-8.3*
8,267
12’ 7”
20’ 6”
ZX60USB-5
53
13,547
5.1-12.5*
9,237
13’ 6”
21’ 6”
ZX75US-5
56.9
17,952
.31-.64
10,467
15’ 1”
22’ 2”
ZX85USB-5
56.9
19,244
.4-.66
10,467
14’ 1”
24’ 9”
ZX130-5
97
26,454
.48-.99
23,435
19’ 11”
28’ 5”
ZX135US-5
97
32,819
.48-1.01
21,480
19’ 7”
28’ 7”
ZX160LC-5
121
36,487
.48-1.11
25,180
19’ 7”
30’ 1”
ZX180LC-5
121
40,419
.52-1.43
28,552
21’ 7”
32’ 1”
ZX190W-5 Monoblock Boom**
159
44,530
.52-1.97
20,458
19’ 2”
31’ 5”
ZX190W-5 Two-piece Boom**
159
45,300
.52-1.97
20,458
19’ 5”
31’ 1”
ZX210-5
159
47,137
.52-1.43
35,522
21’ 11”
31’ 12”
ZX210LC-5
159
53,936
.52-1.43
35,522
21’ 11”
32’
ZX230W-5 Monoblock Boom**
159
52,030
.52-1.97
25,628
20’ 8”
33’ 9”
ZX230W-5 Two-piece Boom**
159
53,220
.52-1.97
25,628
20’ 2”
32’ 11”
ZX245USLC-5
159
56,167
.52-1.43
35,522
21’ 9”
32’ 6”
ZX250LC-6
177
55,689
1.0-1.9
42,489
25’
35’ 3”
ZX300LC-6
249
64,375
.9-1.6
45,411
25’ 10”
36’ 5”
ZX350LC-6
271
77,360
1.3-2.78
55,303
26’ 10”
38’ 3”
ZX380LC-6
271
82,276
1.3-2.78
55,303
26’ 10”
38’ 3”
ZX470LC-5
367
108,952
1.8-4.2
64,295
27’ 2”
40’ 3”
ZX470LC-5 Mass Excav.
367
110,502
1.8-4.2
64,071
20’ 5”
34’ 10”
ZX670LC-5
463
158,045
1.3-6.6
72,838
30’
44’ 8”
ZX670LC-5 Mass Excav.
463
157,969
1.3-6.6
82,954
23’ 4”
37’ 9”
ZX870LC-5
532
193,255
2.0-7.6
89,699
31’ 5”
48’
ZX870LC-5 Mass Excav.
532
193,803
2.0-7.6
106,110
23’ 5”
39’ 5”
EX1200-6 BE Mass Excav.
740
246,917
8.8
127,686
26’ 5”
43’ 10”
EX1200-6 Shovel
740
251,327
8.5
133,537
15’ 8”
N/A
EX1900-6 BE Mass Excav.
1,039
423,280
5.7
150,800
26’ 10”
48’ 6”
EX1900-6 Shovel
1,039
421,075
19.6
148,400
19’ 5”
N/A
EX2600-6
1,500
556,000
22.2
186,509
27’ 1”
52’ 8”
Hitachi
EX2600-6 Shovel
1,500
556,000
21.6
212,000
12’ 3”
N/A
Maintenance on Hitachi’s FT4 excavators is simplified with features such as grouped filters
EX3600-6
1,994
791,500
29
236,000
28’ 2”
57’ 9”
EX3600-6 Shovel
1,994
795,900
30
254,000
12’
N/A
near the hydraulic tank and a large hood that is easily opened for engine access. In addi-
EX5600-6
3,000
537,000
44.5
332,717
28’ 11”
63’ 8”
tion, upperstructure handrails provide added safety when servicing the engine compart-
EX5600-6 Shovel
3,000
533,000
38
357,446
15’ 9”
N/A
ment. Extremely efficient combustion and an improved piston design allow the Isuzu
EX8000-6 Shovel
3,880
1,787,900
52.3
501,000
13’ 5”
N/A
engines to burn particulate matter in-cylinder. This eliminates the need for a diesel particu-
*Cubic feet
**Wheeled
late filter (DPF).
Indicate 38 on inquiry card
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