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Komatsu PC200LC-7 Excavator

Category: Excavators ➔
Manufacturer: Komatsu ➔
Model: PC200LC-7 ➔

The Komatsu PC200LC-7 is a hydraulic crawler excavator in the 20-ton class, designed for general earthmoving, trenching, site preparation, and material handling. It features a long crawler undercarriage for improved stability and ground contact, making it suitable for construction, utility, and excavation work on varied terrain. The PC200LC-7 is powered by a Komatsu diesel engine and uses hydraulic controls for digging, lifting, and swing operations. Common attachments include buckets, breakers, and grapples. The machine is known for its balanced operating weight, digging performance, and service access. It remains a widely recognized model in the Komatsu excavator lineup.

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Boom/Stick Excavator Option 1

Arm Crowd Force - SAE	27,876 lbs (12,645 kg)
Arm Crowd Force-ISO	28,551 lbs (12,950 kg)
Max Digging Depth	20 ft (6 m)
Max Digging Height	32 ft (10 m)
Max Digging Reach	31 ft (9 m)
Max Digging Reach on Ground	30 ft (9 m)
Max Vertical Wall Digging Depth	18 ft (5 m)
Max.Dumping Height	23 ft (7 m)
Maximum vertical wallcut depth	18 ft (5 m)
Minimum swing radius	122 in (309 cm)

Boom/Stick Excavator Option 2

Arm Crowd Force-ISO	24,279 lbs (11,013 kg)
Arm Crowd Force-SAE	22,706 lbs (10,299 kg)
Bucket Digging Force - ISO	33,497 lbs (15,194 kg)
Bucket Digging Force - SAE	31,024 lbs (14,072 kg)
Max Digging Depth	22 ft (7 m)
Max Digging Reach	32 ft (10 m)
Max Digging Reach on Ground	32 ft (10 m)
Max Vertical Wall Digging Depth	20 ft (6 m)
Max. digging height	33 ft (10 m)
Max.Dumping Height	23 ft (7 m)
Minimum swing radius	120 in (304 cm)

Capacities

Engine Oil	6 gal (24 l)
Final Drive	1 gal (5 l)
Fuel Tank	106 gal (400 l)
Swing drive	2 gal (7 l)

Dimensions

Cab height	83 in (210 cm)
Cab width	8 ft (2 m)
Digging Depth	21 ft (6 m)
Digging Reach	21 ft (6 m)
Ground Clearance	2 ft (0 m)
Height - Top of Cab	10 ft (3 m)
Length of Track on Ground	12 ft (4 m)
Tail Swing Radius	9 ft (3 m)
Track Gauge	8 ft (2 m)
Track length	175 in (445 cm)
Width to Outside of Tracks	11 ft (3 m)

Engine

Aspiration	Turbocharged
Bore	4 in (10 cm)
Displacement	359 cu in (5,881 cu cm)
Engine Make	Komatsu
Engine Model	SAA6D102E-2
Gross Power	150 hp (112 kw)
Net Power	143 hp (107 kw)
Power Measured @	1950 rpm
Stroke	5 in (12 cm)

Operating Specifications

Hydraulic Pump Flow Capacity

113 gpm (428 lpm)

Swing Mechanism

Swing Speed

12.4 rpm

Undercarriage

Drawbar Pull	40,016 lbs (18,151 kg)
Ground Pressure	5.3 psi
Max Travel Speed	4 mph (6 kph)
Number of Carrier Rollers per Side	2
Number of Shoes per Side	49
Number of Track Rollers per Side	9
Shoe Size	28 in (70 cm)

Komatsu PC200LC-7s currently for sale

A Komatsu PC200LC-7 From MacAllister Machinery – South for $40,000.00 USD

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A 2006 Komatsu PC200LC-7 From Ritchie Bros. Auctioneers for Auction Pricing

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