Komatsu WF600T-1 Soil Compactor Specs

Category: Soil Compactors ➔
Manufacturer: Komatsu ➔
Model: WF600T-1 ➔

Blade

Komatsu WF600T-1 Soil Compactor Blade specifications
Height	79.00 in (200.66 cm)
Width	15.90 ft (4.85 m)

Dimensions

Komatsu WF600T-1 Soil Compactor Dimensions specifications
Ground Clearance	1.63 ft (0.50 m)
Height To Top Of Cab	13.19 ft (4.02 m)
Length With Blade On Ground	27.32 ft (8.33 m)
Wheelbase	12.64 ft (3.85 m)
Width Over Wheels	12.47 ft (3.80 m)

Engine

Komatsu WF600T-1 Soil Compactor Engine specifications
Displacement	927.60 cu in (15,200.67 cu cm)
Engine Make	2238
Engine Model	S6D140
Gross Power	335.30 hp (250.04 kw)
Number Of Cylinders	6
Power Measured @	2100 rpm

Operational

Komatsu WF600T-1 Soil Compactor Operational specifications
Fuel Capacity	140.10 gal (530.28 l)
Operating Weight	81,571.10 lbs (37,000.07 kg)

Transmission

Komatsu WF600T-1 Soil Compactor Transmission specifications
Max Speed	18.10 mph (29.13 kph)
Number Of Forward Gears	4
Number Of Reverse Gears	4

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