Kawasaki 60Z7 Wheel Loader Specs

Category: Wheel Loaders ➔
Manufacturer: Kawasaki ➔
Model: 60Z7 ➔

General Specifications

Kawasaki 60Z7 Wheel Loader General Specifications specifications
Bucket Capacity	2.0 to 2.4 (1.5 to 1.8) — Starting 2016 Model Year
Engine Power	95 (71) — Starting 2016 Model Year
Engine type	Deutz TCD36 — Starting 2016 Model Year
Max Dump Height	11.8 (3.6) — Starting 2017 Model Year
Operating Weight	17,900 (8,120) — Starting 2016 Model Year

Bucket

Kawasaki 60Z7 Wheel Loader Bucket specifications
Dump Clearance at Max Raise	11.60 ft (3.54 m)

Engine

Kawasaki 60Z7 Wheel Loader Engine specifications
Make	Deutz
Net Power	95.00 hp (70.84 kw)

Operating Specifications

Kawasaki 60Z7 Wheel Loader Operating Specifications specifications
Rated Bucket Capacity	2.00-2.40 cu yd (1.53-1.83 cu m)

Weights

Kawasaki 60Z7 Wheel Loader Weights specifications
Operating Weight	17,900.00 lbs (8,119.31 kg)

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