It is the largest machine in the range and works where output is measured in trucks per day: quarries, large gravel pits, spoil heaps, aggregate yards and crushing plants. The 3 m³ bucket lifts 5,000 kg and dumps from 3,430 mm, sized for heavy-tonnage trucks, not for trailers.
The engine is a six-cylinder Weichai WP10G220E22 rated at 162 kW (217 hp), with drive on all four wheels and 23.5-25 tyres. The top speed of 42 km/h is unusually high for a 16.6-tonne machine and shortens trips within a quarry or a large yard.
It suits companies that work aggregates, those supplying concrete batching plants and operators of large yards, where a smaller machine would become the bottleneck in the process. At 16,600 kg and 8,040 x 3,060 x 3,400 mm, moving it between sites requires special transport and is planned separately.
A 40-foot container holds only one unit, which says enough about the size of the machine. The 3 m³ bucket comes as standard, and the six cylinders work comfortably under everyday loads, which matters in the long run in continuous operation.
Standard equipment
- Weichai WP10G220E22 diesel engine, 6 cylinders, 162 kW (217 hp)
- 3 m³ bucket and 5,000 kg rated load
- Operating weight 16,600 kg, dimensions 8,040 x 3,060 x 3,400 mm
- Four-wheel drive, top speed 42 km/h
- Max. dump height 3,430 mm
- Tyres 23.5-25
