Kato NK160 Truck Crane Specs

Category: Truck Cranes ➔
Manufacturer: Kato ➔
Model: NK160 ➔

Boom

Kato NK160 Truck Crane Boom specifications
Max Elevating Angle	80 degrees
Max Height @ Max Raise Angle - no jib	77.10 ft (23.50 m)
Min Height @ Max Raise Angle	31.20 ft (9.51 m)
Number of Sections	3
Swing Speed	3.1 rpm

CARRIER ENGINE

Kato NK160 Truck Crane CARRIER ENGINE specifications
Gross Power	197.30 hp (147.13 kw)
Make	Kato
Power Measured @	2500 rpm

Dimensions

Kato NK160 Truck Crane Dimensions specifications
Transport Height	11.40 ft (3.47 m)
Transport Length	38.00 ft (11.58 m)
Transport Width	8.30 ft (2.53 m)
Upper Structure Tail Swing Radius	9.30 ft (2.83 m)
Width w/ Outriggers Extended	15.80 ft (4.82 m)

Operating Specifications

Kato NK160 Truck Crane Operating Specifications specifications
Operating Weight	44,753.90 lbs (20,300.05 kg)
Tire Size	11.00-20-14PR

Transmission

Kato NK160 Truck Crane Transmission specifications
Max Speed - Forward	43.50 mph (70.01 kph)
Transmission Type	Synchromesh

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