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Ausa C150H Forklift

Category: Forklifts (See all Forklifts for sale)
Manufacturer: Ausa (See all Ausa Equipment for sale)
Model: C150H (See all Ausa C150H for sale)

Brakes

Parking	Mechanical, sealed, multi-disc
Service	Hydraulic, sealed, multi-disc

Capacity

Fuel	11.8877 gal (45 l)

Driving

External turning radius	2570 mm (101 in)
Max Speed	12.4 mph (20 kph)
Maximum gradient	25%
Tires	10.0/75-15.3 6.00-9 / 23x8.5-12
Traction	4x2 / 4x4 Compen®

Engine

Brand	Kubota
Emissions	Stage V - EPA Tier 4
Model	V1505 – E4B
No. of cylinders	4
Noise Level	101 dB(A)
Power	18.5 kw (25 hp)
Torque	92,6@1700

General

Empty weight	2700 kg (5,952 lbs)
Load Capacity	1500 kg (3,307 lbs)
Load capacity to 500 mm	1500 kg (3,307 lbs)
Load capacity to 600 mm	1350 kg (2,976 lbs)
Maximum lift	4000 mm (157 in)
Transmission	Hydrostatic

Hydraulics

Hydraulic circuit	5.8118032440429 gpm (22 lpm)
Workiing pressure	200 bar

Mast

Carriage width	1260 mm (50 in)
Fork carriage	FEM 2

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