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Komatsu PC1250-8 Mini Excavator

Category: Mini Excavators ➔
Manufacturer: Komatsu ➔
Model: PC1250-8 ➔

The Komatsu PC1250-8 Mini Excavator is a powerful and versatile machine designed for a wide range of excavation and loading tasks. With impressive specs including a maximum cutting height of 45.7 ft and a bucket capacity of up to 6.9 cu yd, this excavator is capable of handling large-scale projects with ease. Equipped with a turbocharged engine and advanced cooling system, the PC1250-8 offers reliable performance and efficiency on the job site. Whether digging deep trenches or loading materials onto trucks, this excavator delivers exceptional power and precision for enhanced productivity.

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Backhoe Boom / Stick 1

Arm Crowd Force	88,180 lbs ft (119,554 nm)
Max Cutting Height	44 ft (13 m)
Max Dig Depth	31 ft (9 m)
Max Dump Height	29 ft (9 m)
Max Reach on Ground	49 ft (15 m)
Max Vertical Wall Dig Depth	25 ft (8 m)

Backhoe Boom / Stick 2

Arm Crowd Force	73,410 lbs ft (99,529 nm)
Max Cutting Height	44 ft (14 m)
Max Dig Depth	34 ft (10 m)
Max Dump Height	30 ft (9 m)
Max Reach on Ground	53 ft (16 m)
Max Vertical Wall Dig Depth	28 ft (9 m)

Backhoe Boom / Stick 3

Arm Crowd Force	63,270 lbs ft (85,781 nm)
Max Cutting Height	46 ft (14 m)
Max Dig Depth	38 ft (12 m)
Max Dump Height	31 ft (9 m)
Max Reach on Ground	56 ft (17 m)
Max Vertical Wall Dig Depth	31 ft (9 m)

Boom/Stick Excavator Option 1

Max Digging Depth	31 ft (9 m)
Max Reach Along Ground	49 ft (15 m)

Bucket

Maximum Bucket Capacity	7 cu yd (5 cu m)
Minimum Bucket Capacity	5 cu yd (3 cu m)
Reference Bucket Capacity	7 cu yd (5 cu m)

Dimensions

Height - Top of Cab	14 ft (4 m)
Length of Track on Ground	17 ft (5 m)
Length of Tracks	21 ft (6 m)
Tail Swing Radius	16 ft (5 m)
Upper Structure Ground Clearance	6 ft (2 m)

Engine

Aspiration	turbocharged aftercooled cooled EGR
Displacement	1,413 cu in (23,155 cu cm)
Engine Model	SAA6D170E-5
Gross Power	688 hp (513 kw)
Net Power	672 hp (501 kw)
Number of Cylinders	6
Power Measured @	1800 rpm

Loading Shovel

Arm Crowd Force	136,710 lbs ft (185,351 nm)
Max Cutting Height	41 ft (12 m)
Max Dig Depth	12 ft (4 m)
Max Dig Reach	38 ft (11 m)
Max Dump Height	29 ft (9 m)

Operating Specifications

Cooling System Fluid Capacity	38 gal (142 l)
Engine Oil Capacity	23 gal (86 l)
Fuel Capacity	359 gal (1,360 l)
Hydraulic System Fluid Capacity	177 gal (670 l)
Operating Weight	239,880 lbs (108,808 kg)
Swing Speed	5.5 rpm

Undercarriage

Backhoe Ground Pressure - Shoe 1	19.8 psi
Backhoe Ground Pressure - Shoe 2	14.1 psi
Backhoe Operating Weight - Shoe 1	234,790 lbs (106,499 kg)
Backhoe Operating Weight - Shoe 2	239,880 lbs (108,808 kg)
Backhoe Shoe Width 1	28 in (70 cm)
Backhoe Shoe Width 2	39 in (100 cm)
Loading Shovel Ground Pressure	20.6 psi
Loading Shovel Operating Weight	244,493 lbs (110,900 kg)
Loading Shovel Shoe Width	28 in (71 cm)
Max Travel Speed	2 mph (3 kph)
Number of Lower Rollers	8
Number of Track Shoes per Side	48
Number of Upper Rollers	3

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