Specification sheet Compact Track Loader Ref bobcat-864-multi-terrain-loader

Bobcat 864

The Bobcat 864 is a compact track loader with an operating weight of 18,077.91 lb (8,200 kg), a 73.5 hp engine, and a tipping load of 5,714.4 lb (2,592 kg).

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Operating weight
18,077.91lb
8,200kg
Engine power
73.5hp
54.81kW
Net Power
Tipping load
5,714.4lb
2,592kg

Where it sits in its classpercentile · compact track loaders

Among 184 compact track loaders , the Bobcat 864 sits at the heavy end of its class:

  • Operating weight 18,080 lb heavier than 98% (n=182)
  • Engine power 74 hp more powerful than 50% (n=167)

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2063B3449A
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01 Engine Specification

Number Of Cylinders 4
Engine Make Deutz
Engine Model BF4M1011F
Net Power 73.5hp 54.9kw
Displacement 177.6cu in 3L
Aspiration Turbo-charged

02 Operational Specification

Operating Weight 18078lb 8200kg
Travel Speed 6.1mph 9.9km/h

03 Loader Specification

Tipping Load 5714.4lb 2592kg

04 Hydraulic Specification

Auxiliary Hydraulic Pressure 3000psi 20684.3kPa
Pump Flow 18gal/min 68.2L/min

05 Dimensions Dimensions

Bucket Hinge Pin 120.99in 3073mm
Length With Bucket 11.32ft in 3449mm
Overall Height 6.77ft in 2063mm
Width 6.17ft in 1879mm

06 Undercarriage Dimensions

Ground Pressure 5.5psi 37.93kPa

?Questions & answersfrom this machine's data

How much does a Bobcat 864 compact track loader weigh?
A Bobcat 864 compact track loader has an operating weight of 18,077.9 lb (8,200 kg).
What engine does a Bobcat 864 compact track loader have?
A Bobcat 864 compact track loader is powered by a Deutz BF4M1011F engine producing 73.5 hp (54.8 kW).
How long is a Bobcat 864 compact track loader?
A Bobcat 864 compact track loader has an overall length of 11.3 ft (3,449 mm) with the bucket on the ground.

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