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Komatsu WB150-2 Backhoe Loader

Category: Backhoe Loaders ➔
Manufacturer: Komatsu ➔
Model: WB150-2 ➔

General Specifications

4th Gear Fwd mph (kmh)	23.5 (37.8) Starting 2004 Model Year
Breakout Force lbs (kgs)	13,825 (6,271) Starting 2004 Model Year
Digging Depth ft (m)	18.3 (5.6) Starting 2004 Model Year
Lift Capacity lbs (kgs)	8,925 (4,048) Starting 2004 Model Year
Loading Height ft (m)	12.2 (3.71) Starting 2004 Model Year
Operating Weight lbs (kg)	17,400 (7,893) Starting 2004 Model Year
SAE Net hp (kW)	98 (73) Starting 2004 Model Year

Backhoe

Loading Height	12 ft (4 m)
Max Digging Depth	18 ft (6 m)

Loader

Breakout Force	13,825 lbs (6,271 kg)
Lift Capacity	8,925 lbs (4,048 kg)
SAE - Net	98 hp (73 kw)

Operating Specifications

Operating Weight

17,400 lbs (7,893 kg)

Travel Speed

4Th Gear Fwd

24 mph (38 kph)

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