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Yanmar SV40 Mini Excavator

Category: Mini Excavators (See all Mini Excavators for sale)
Manufacturer: Yanmar (See all Yanmar Equipment for sale)
Model: SV40 (See all Yanmar SV40 for sale)

Download a PDF of the Yanmar SV40 specifications.

Blades

Blade Height	385 mm (15 in)
Blade Width	1,740 mm (69 in)

Boom/Stick Excavator Option 1

Boom Swing - Left	43 degrees
Boom Swing - Right	65 degrees
Max Digging Depth	11-11 ft (3-3 m)

Bucket

Arm digging Force	4,211 lbs (1,910 kg)
Bucket digging Force - SAE	7,209 lbs (3,270 kg)

Engine

Engine Model	YANMAR 4TNV88C-PBV
Net Power	39 hp (29 kw)
Number of Cylinders	4

Operating Specifications

Fuel Capacity	15 gal (55 l)
Operating Weight	9,206-9,801 lbs (4,176-4,446 kg)

Swing Mechanism

Swing Speed

10 rpm

Weights

Ground bearing pressure (rubber tracks)	4.5 psi
Ground bearing pressure (steel tracks)	4.61 psi
Rubber Tracks	9,206-9,515 lbs (4,176-4,316 kg)
Steel tracks	9,493-9,801 lbs (4,306-4,446 kg)

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