Specification sheet Skid Steer Loader Ref boxer-320-skid-steer-loader
Boxer 320
The Boxer 320 is a skid steer loader with an operating weight of 3,836.05 lb (1,740 kg), and a 20.5 hp engine.
✓ QA-verified — every figure checked for unit consistency, physical possibility, and class plausibility; failures withheld → Operating weight
3,836.05lb
1,740kg
Engine power
20.5hp
15.3kW
Gross Power ◆Where it sits in its classpercentile · skid steer loaders
Among 360 skid steer loaders , the Boxer 320 sits at the compact end of its class:
- Operating weight 3,840 lb lighter than 92% (n=334)
- Engine power 21 hp less powerful than 98% (n=335)
Not positioned on rated operating capacity — withheld or unpublished for this machine.
01 Engine Specification
| Engine Make | Kohler | |
|---|---|---|
| Engine Model | Command Pro | |
| Gross Power | 20.5hp | 15.3kw |
02 Operational Specification
| Operational Weight | 3836.1lb | 1740kg |
|---|
03 Loader Specification
| Tipping Load (Iso 14397) | 1250lb | 567kg |
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04 Hydraulic Specification
| Pump Flow Capacity | 8gal/min | 30.3L/min |
|---|---|---|
| Relief Valve Pressure | 3000psi | 20684.3kPa |
05 Dimensions Dimensions
| Length With Bucket | 93ft in | 28346.4mm |
|---|---|---|
| Ground Clearance | 19.2in | 487.68mm |
| Height - Max | 4.09ft in | 1244.6mm |
| Width | 2.88ft in | 876.3mm |
?Questions & answersfrom this machine's data
- How much does a Boxer 320 skid steer weigh?
- A Boxer 320 skid steer has an operating weight of 3,836.1 lb (1,740 kg).
- What engine does a Boxer 320 skid steer have?
- A Boxer 320 skid steer is powered by a Kohler Command Pro engine producing 20.5 hp (15.3 kW).
- What is the ground clearance of a Boxer 320 skid steer?
- A Boxer 320 skid steer has a ground clearance of 19.2 in (487.7 mm).
- How long is a Boxer 320 skid steer?
- A Boxer 320 skid steer has an overall length of 93 ft (28,346.4 mm) with the bucket on the ground.
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