Komatsu WB150-2 Backhoe Loader Specs

Category: Backhoe Loaders ➔
Manufacturer: Komatsu ➔
Model: WB150-2 ➔

General Specifications

Komatsu WB150-2 Backhoe Loader General Specifications specifications
4th Gear Fwd	23.50 mph (37.82 kph) — Starting 2004 Model Year
Breakout Force	13,825.00 lbs (6,270.92 kg) — Starting 2004 Model Year
Digging Depth	18.30 ft (5.58 m) — Starting 2004 Model Year
Lift Capacity	8,925.00 lbs (4,048.32 kg) — Starting 2004 Model Year
Loading Height	12.20 ft (3.72 m) — Starting 2004 Model Year
Operating Weight	17,400.00 lbs (7,892.52 kg) — Starting 2004 Model Year
SAE Net	98.00 hp (73.08 kw) — Starting 2004 Model Year

Backhoe

Komatsu WB150-2 Backhoe Loader Backhoe specifications
Loading Height	12.20 ft (3.72 m)
Max Digging Depth	18.30 ft (5.58 m)

Loader

Komatsu WB150-2 Backhoe Loader Loader specifications
Breakout Force	13,825.00 lbs (6,270.92 kg)
Lift Capacity	8,925.00 lbs (4,048.32 kg)
SAE - Net	98.00 hp (73.08 kw)

Operating Specifications

Komatsu WB150-2 Backhoe Loader Operating Specifications specifications
Operating Weight	17,400.00 lbs (7,892.52 kg)

Travel Speed

Komatsu WB150-2 Backhoe Loader Travel Speed specifications
4Th Gear Fwd	23.50 mph (37.82 kph)

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