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Komatsu D75S-5 Crawler Loader

Category: Crawler Loaders (See all Crawler Loaders for sale)
Manufacturer: Komatsu (See all Komatsu Equipment for sale)
Model: D75S-5 (See all Komatsu D75S-5 for sale)

Dimensions

Clearance at Full Height and Dump	10.5 ft (3 m)
Height - Top of Cab	10.8 ft (3 m)
Length with Bucket on Ground	20.4 ft (6 m)
Reach at Dump Height	4.3 ft (1 m)
Width to Outside of Tracks	8 ft (2 m)

Engine

Displacement	673.8 cu in (0 cu m)
Engine Model	S6D125E
Net Power	199.9 hp (149 kw)
Power Measured @	2000 rpm

Operating Specifications

Breakout Force Bucket	39440 lbs (17,890 kg)
Bucket Capacity - struck	2.9 cu yd (2 cu m)
Fuel Capacity	105.7 gal (400 l)
Max Speed	6 mph (10 kph)
Operating Weight	46782.1 lbs (21,220 kg)
Static Tipping Load	31217.5 lbs (14,160 kg)

Undercarriage

Ground Pressure	12 psi
Length of Track on Ground	9 ft (3 m)
Number of Track Rollers per Side	7
Track Gauge	76.8 in (195 cm)
Track Shoe Width	18.2 in (46 cm)

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