Excavators

Excavator - 6 Ton


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Manufacturer: Kubota

Model: KX161

Daily: $330.00

Weekly: $1,320.00

Monthly: $3,960.00

Comments:

Type of tracks Steel / Rubber
Engine Model Kubota V2403-M-E3
Output (SAEJ 1995 gross) HP (kW)/rpm 46.0 (34.3) / 2300
Output (SAEJ 1349 net) HP (kW)/rpm 43.8 (32.7) / 2300
Displacement cu. in. (cc) 148.5 (2434)
Dimensions Overall length ft. in. (mm) 18'8" (5540)
Overall height Canopy / Cab ft. in. (mm) 8'4" (2540) / 8'4" (2540)
Overall width ft. in. (mm) 6'5" (1960)
Min. ground clearance in. (mm) 12.6" (320)
Hydraulic system Pump capacity GPM (l/min) 31.4 (118.9)
Auxiliary hydraulic flow GPM (l/min) 19.3 (73)
Max. breakout force Bucket / Arm lbs. (kgf) 11118 (5043) / 4967 (2253)
Drive system Travel speed Low / High mph (km/h) 1.6 (2.5) / 2.9 (4.6)
Max. traction force Low speed lbs. (kgf) 12864 (5835)
Tumbler distance ft. in. (mm) 6'6" (1990)
Crawler length ft. in. (mm) 8'2" (2500)
Shoe width in. (mm) 15.7" (400)
Ground contact pressure Canopy Rubber / Steel psi (kgf/cm2cm2) 4.25 (0.30) / 4.35 (0.31) 4.45 (0.31) / 4.51 (0.32)
Cab Rubber / Steel psi (kgf/cm2) 4.30 (0.30) / 4.42 (0.31) 4.51 (0.32) / 4.58 (0.32)
Swing system Unit swing speed rpm 9.3
Boom swing angle Left / Right degree 80 / 50
Blade Dimensions Width ft. in. (mm) 6'5" (1960)
Height in. (mm) 15.4" (390) 15.4" (390)
Max. lift above ground in. (mm) 17.9" (455) 19.1" (485)
Max. drop below ground in. (mm) 14.8" (375) 18.3" (465)
Max. swing angle Left / Right degree - 25
Hydraulic oil (reservoir / system) gal (l) 12.0 (46) / 19.8 (75)
Fuel reservoir gal (l) 18.5 (70)
Operating weight
(Including operator s weight 175 lbs.) Canopy Rubber / Steel lbs. (kgf) 11530 (5230) / 11690 (5315) 11960 (5425) / 12120 (5510)
Cab Rubber / Steel lbs. (kgf) 11696 (5305) / 11860 (5390) 12125 (5500) / 12290 (5585)

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