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Product Specifications

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Dimensions

LENGTH 9 525 mm
WHEELBASE 5 230 mm
WIDTH 3 580 mm
HEIGHT 3 505 mm
GROUND CLEARANCE 710 mm
WEIGHT 29 260 kg

Power

ENGINE Tier 4f Tigercat FPT N67 Tier 4f
212 kW (285 hp) @ 2,200 rpm (rated)
ENGINE Tier 2 Tigercat FPT N67 Tier 2
2 220 kW (295 hp) @ 2,100 rpm (rated)
AIR FILTRATION Precleaner and 2-stage engine air cleaner
TOP SPEED 15 km/h
COOLING Side-by-side aluminum radiator, oil cooler, transmission cooler, charge air cooler and A/C condenser
FAN Flexxaire® variable pitch, reversing
FUEL CAPACITY 520 L
Optional 650 L (Tier 2)
DEF CAPACITY 46 L

Power Train

TRANSMISSION Single-speed mechanical
Variable speed hydrostatic
(2) Variable displacement motors
AXLE front Tigercat OB17, outboard planetary, barrel differential,
+/- 15° oscillation
AXLE rear Tigercat WOB17 wide-spread bogie, outboard planetary, barrel differential
Optional Tigercat HOB17 high-clearance bogie, outboard planetary, barrel differential
DIFFERENTIAL LOCKS Independent front and rear

Hydraulic System

PUMP, DRIVE Piston
PUMP, MAIN Piston for all machine functions
PUMP, MAIN 2 Gear for cooling
FILTRATION (4) Spin-on, 7 micron full flow
CYLINDERS, ARCH (2) 140 mm (5.5 in) bore (main boom)
(1) 140 mm (5.5 in) bore (stick boom
CYLINDERS, STEER (2) 95 mm (3.75 in) bore
CYLINDERS, BLADE (2) 95 mm (3.75 in) bore
RESERVOIR 126 L

Brakes

DYNAMIC BRAKING Hydrostatic
SECONDARY BRAKES Enclosed, oil cooled
PARK BRAKE Enclosed, oil cooled
Spring applied, hydraulic release
SWING Friction disc
Automatic spring applied, hydraulic release

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Resources

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Traction Aids and Tire Maintenance


Traction aids can improve machine performance in adverse terrain. The trick is to understand all variables and choose a configuration that provides the performance benefits without sacrificing tire lifespan, or risking damage to the machine drivetrain system.


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Traction Aids and Tire Maintenance


Watch this Traction Aids and Tire Maintenance video to learn more about the proper selection and use of traction aids, as well as best practices for maintaining forestry tires.