Massey Ferguson 50F Backhoe Loader Specs

Category: Backhoe Loaders ➔
Manufacturer: Massey Ferguson ➔
Model: 50F ➔

Dimensions

Massey Ferguson 50F Backhoe Loader Dimensions specifications
Height To Top Of Suspended Cab	8.99 ft (2.74 m)

Engine

Massey Ferguson 50F Backhoe Loader Engine specifications
Bore	3.90 in (9.91 cm)
Displacement	238.00 cu in (3,900.13 cu cm)
Engine Make	Perkins
Engine Model	A4.236
Net Power	65.00 hp (48.47 kw)
Number Of Cylinders	4
Stroke	5.00 in (12.70 cm)

Loader

Massey Ferguson 50F Backhoe Loader Loader specifications
Bucket Breakout Force	76,000.00 lbs (34,473.06 kg)
Lift Capacity At Full Height	4,700.00 lbs (2,131.89 kg)
Reach At Max Dump Height	2.33 ft (0.71 m)

Operational

Massey Ferguson 50F Backhoe Loader Operational specifications
Max Weight	14,056.70 lbs (6,376.02 kg)
Rear Tires Size 2wd/4wd	16.9/14x28
Tire Size Front - 2wd / 4wd	11x16

Transmission

Massey Ferguson 50F Backhoe Loader Transmission specifications
Number Of Forward Gears	4
Number Of Reverse Gears	4

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