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1999 Komatsu PC220 LC-6L

Name: 1999 Komatsu PC220 LC-6L
Brand: Komatsu
Price: 39000 USD
Availability: OutOfStock

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Con-Equip of the Carolinas

Con-Equip of the Carolinas Dealer Info

Con-Equip of the Carolinas Website

Click here to email Con-Equip of the Carolinas.

Contact: Guy Roof

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Machine Info:

Machine Location:

GREENSBORO, NC

Description:

One owner unit very well maintained original paint! 12,800 hrs works everyday. 50% U/C very dry & tight unit. Strong Hydraulics, travel motors are strong & dry., Will have regular 36" GP bucket. Compaction bucket does not come with machine

From the manufacturer:

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Boom/Stick Excavator Option 1
Max Cutting Height	29.8 ft ( 9 m )
Max Digging Depth	19.3 ft ( 6 m )
Max Loading Height	20.1 ft ( 6 m )
Max Reach Along Ground	29.9 ft ( 9 m )
Max Vertical Wall Digging Depth	15.8 ft ( 5 m )
Shipping Height of Unit	10.3 ft ( 3 m )
Shipping Length of Unit	32.1 ft ( 10 m )
Boom/Stick Excavator Option 2
Max Cutting Height	30.1 ft ( 9 m )
Max Digging Depth	20.9 ft ( 6 m )
Max Loading Height	20.4 ft ( 6 m )
Max Reach Along Ground	31.1 ft ( 9 m )
Max Vertical Wall Digging Depth	16.9 ft ( 5 m )
Shipping Height of Unit	10.8 ft ( 3 m )
Shipping Length of Unit	32.3 ft ( 10 m )
Boom/Stick Excavator Option 3
Max Cutting Height	30.8 ft ( 9 m )
Max Digging Depth	22.8 ft ( 7 m )
Max Loading Height	21.4 ft ( 7 m )
Max Reach Along Ground	32.9 ft ( 10 m )
Max Vertical Wall Digging Depth	19.8 ft ( 6 m )
Shipping Length of Unit	32.1 ft ( 10 m )
Boom/Stick Excavator Option 4
Max Cutting Height	31.6 ft ( 10 m )
Max Digging Depth	24.2 ft ( 7 m )
Max Loading Height	22.1 ft ( 7 m )
Max Reach Along Ground	34.4 ft ( 10 m )
Max Vertical Wall Dig Depth	21.2 ft ( 6 m )
Shipping Length of Unit	32.2 ft ( 10 m )
Bucket
Maximum Bucket Capacity	1.7 cu yd ( 1 cu m )
Minimum Bucket Capacity	1.0 cu yd ( 1 cu m )
Reference Bucket Capacity	1.4 cu yd ( 1 cu m )
Dimensions
Ground Clearance	1.5 ft ( 0 m )
Height - Top of Cab	9.6 ft ( 3 m )
Length of Track on Ground	12.6 ft ( 4 m )
Removal Counterweight Clearance	3.6 ft ( 1 m )
Tail Swing Radius	9.4 ft ( 3 m )
Width to Outside of Tracks	10.8 ft ( 3 m )
Engine
Displacement	358.9 cu in ( 0 cu m )
Engine Model	SA6D102E
Net Power	158.3 hp ( 118 kw )
Power Measured @	2,100.0 rpm
Operating Specifications
Fuel Capacity	89.9 gal ( 340 l )
Hydraulic Pump Flow Capacity	114.2 gpm ( 432 lpm )
Hydraulic System Fluid Capacity	43.9 gal ( 166 l )
Hydraulic System Relief Valve Pressure	5,050.0 psi
Operating Weight	51,764.6 lbs ( 23,480 kg )
Swing Mechanism
Swing Speed	12.4 rpm
Undercarriage
Ground Pressure	5.7 psi
Max Travel Speed	3.5 mph ( 6 kph )
Shoe Size	27.6 in ( 70 cm )
Track Gauge	8.5 ft ( 3 m )

Dealer Contact Info:

Con-Equip of the Carolinas

Con-Equip of the Carolinas Dealer Info

Con-Equip of the Carolinas Website

Click here to email Con-Equip of the Carolinas.

Fax: 336-833-1300

Contact: Guy Roof

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