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Giant G1500 Wheel Loader

Category: Wheel Loaders ➔
Manufacturer: Giant ➔
Model: G1500 ➔

General Specifications

Engine Power	26 (19.4) Starting 2024 Model Year
Engine Power hp (kW)	26 (19.4) Starting 2025 Model Year
Engine type	Kubota Starting 2024 Model Year
Lifting Height	100.7 (256) Starting 2024 Model Year
Lifting Height In.(cm)	100.7 (256) Starting 2025 Model Year
Service Weight	3,263 (1,480) Starting 2024 Model Year
Service Weight lbs. (kg)	3,263 (1,480) Starting 2025 Model Year
Tipping Load	2,293 (1,040) Starting 2024 Model Year
Tipping Load lbs. (kg)	2,293 (1,040) Starting 2025 Model Year

Engine

Engine Model	KUBOTA
Net Power	26.00 hp (19.39 kw)

Hydraulics

Working Hydraulics

11.10 gpm (42.01 lpm)

Lift System

Lifting Height	100.70 in (255.78 cm)
Tipping Load	2,293.00 lbs (1,040.09 kg)

Speeds

Max Speed

5.70 mph (9.17 kph)

Giant G1500s currently for sale

A 2022 Giant G1500 From Ritchie Bros. Auctioneers for Auction Pricing

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