Caterpillar 262C II Skid Steer Loader Specs

Category: Skid Steer Loaders ➔
Manufacturer: Caterpillar ➔
Model: 262C II ➔

Cab

Caterpillar 262C II Skid Steer Loader Cab specifications
Fops	SAE J1043 SEPT87, ISO 3449:1992 Level I
Fops Level Ii	SAE J231 JAN81, ISO 3449:1992 Level II
Rops	SAE J1040 MAY94, ISO 3471:1994

Dimensions

Caterpillar 262C II Skid Steer Loader Dimensions specifications
Bucket Pin Height - Carry Position	7.80 in (19.81 cm)
Bucket Pin Height - Maximum Lift	10.61 ft (3.23 m)
Bucket Pin Reach - Maximum Lift	14.70 in (37.34 cm)
Bumper Overhang - Rear Axle	42.80 in (108.71 cm)
Clearance At Maximum Lift And Dump	96.40 in (244.86 cm)
Departure Angle	26 degrees
Ground Clearance	0.74 ft (0.23 m)
Height - Top Of Cab	6.90 ft (2.10 m)
Length - With Bucket On Ground	145.40 in (369.32 cm)
Length - Without Bucket	117.30 in (297.94 cm)
Maximum Dump Angle	50 degrees
Maximum Overall Height	160.40 in (407.42 cm)
Maximum Reach - With Arms Parallel	50.50 in (128.27 cm)
Rack Back Angle - Maximum Height	85 degrees
Reach - Maximum Lift/Dump	30.70 in (77.98 cm)
Turn Radius From Center - Bucket	85.30 in (216.66 cm)
Turn Radius From Center - Coupler	54.60 in (138.68 cm)
Turn Radius From Center - Rear	68.10 in (172.97 cm)
Vehicle Width Over Tires	66.00 in (167.64 cm)
Wheel Base	4.07 ft (1.24 m)

Engine

Caterpillar 262C II Skid Steer Loader Engine specifications
Bore	3.70 in (9.40 cm)
Displacement	201.00 cu in (3,293.81 cu cm)
Engine Model	Cat C3.4 DIT
Gross Power	73.00 hp (54.44 kw)
Gross Power - Sae J1995	74.00 hp (55.18 kw)
Net Flywheel Power	73.00 hp (54.44 kw)
Net Power - Sae 1349	73.00 hp (54.44 kw)
Stroke	4.70 in (11.94 cm)

Hydraulic System

Caterpillar 262C II Skid Steer Loader Hydraulic System specifications
Hydraulic Flow (1)	Standard
Hydraulic Flow (2)	High Flow XPS
Hydraulic Power	42.80 hp (31.92 kw)
Loader Hydraulic Flow	22.00 gpm (83.27 lpm)
Loader Hydraulic Pressure	3335 psi
Maximum Loader Hydraulic Flow	33.00 gpm (124.91 lpm)
Maximum Loader Hydraulic Pressure	4061 psi

Operating Specifications

Caterpillar 262C II Skid Steer Loader Operating Specifications specifications
Breakout Force - Tilt Cylinder	7,315.00 lbs (3,318.03 kg)
Rated Operating Capacity	2,700.00 lbs (1,224.70 kg)
Rated Operating Capacity With Optional Counterweight	2,945.00 lbs (1,335.83 kg)
Tipping Load	5,400.00 lbs (2,449.40 kg)

Power Train

Caterpillar 262C II Skid Steer Loader Power Train specifications
Travel Speed Forward	7.70 mph (12.39 kph)
Travel Speed Forward - 2-Speed Option	12.00 mph (19.31 kph)
Travel Speed Reverse	7.70 mph (12.39 kph)
Travel Speed Reverse - 2-Speed Option	12.00 mph (19.31 kph)

Service Refill Capacities

Caterpillar 262C II Skid Steer Loader Service Refill Capacities specifications
Chain Box - Each Side	2.60 gal (9.84 l)
Cooling System	3.70 gal (14.00 l)
Engine Crankcase	2.60 gal (9.84 l)
Fuel Tank	26.00 gal (98.41 l)
Hydraulic System	15.00 gal (56.78 l)
Hydraulic Tank	11.00 gal (41.64 l)

Weights

Caterpillar 262C II Skid Steer Loader Weights specifications
Operating Weight	7,968.00 lbs (3,614.23 kg)

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