Tigercat LH822C Harvester Specs

Category: Processors / Harvesters ➔
Manufacturer: Tigercat ➔
Model: LH822C ➔

Boom

Tigercat LH822C Harvester Boom specifications
Lift Capacity At Max Reach	8,851.56 lbs (4,015.01 kg)
Max Reach W/ Head	29.25 ft (8.92 m)

Dimensions

Tigercat LH822C Harvester Dimensions specifications
Forward Tilt	26 degrees
Height To Top Of Cab	12.24 ft (3.73 m)
Overall Width	11.16 ft (3.40 m)
Side Tilt	22 degrees

Engine

Tigercat LH822C Harvester Engine specifications
Engine Make	2347
Engine Model	QSL9
Gross Power	300.00 hp (223.71 kw)
Power Measured @	1800 rpm

Operational

Tigercat LH822C Harvester Operational specifications
Alternator Supplied Amperage	110 amps
Fuel Capacity	140.10 gal (530.28 l)
Hydraulic System Fluid Capacity	43.60 gal (165.03 l)
Operating Voltage	24 V
Operating Weight	69,070.90 lbs (31,330.07 kg)

Undercarriage

Tigercat LH822C Harvester Undercarriage specifications
Number Of Track Rollers Per Side	9
Shoe Size	27.96 in (71.02 cm)
Track Pitch	8.00 in (20.32 cm)

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