Specification sheet Compact Track Loader Ref jcb-260t-multi-terrain-loader

JCB 260T

The JCB 260T is a compact track loader with an operating weight of 10,205 lb (4,628.92 kg), and a 84 hp engine.

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Operating weight
10,205lb
4,628.92kg
Engine power
84hp
62.7kW
Gross Power

Where it sits in its classpercentile · compact track loaders

Among 184 compact track loaders , the JCB 260T sits above the median for its class:

  • Operating weight 10,210 lb heavier than 73% (n=182)
  • Engine power 84 hp more powerful than 78% (n=167)

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Scale drawingdrawn to scale · mm

2080B248C3690A
Side elevation
2080B1980D
Front elevation

01 Engine Specification

Engine Make 2257
Engine Model Dieselmax TC-63
Gross Power 84hp 62.7kw
Power Measured @ 2400rpm
Peak Torque 267lb ft 362.1Nm
Torque Measured @ 1800rpm
Displacement 268cu in 4.4L
Aspiration Turbocharged

02 Operational Specification

Operating Weight 10205lb 4629kg
Cooling System Fluid Capacity 4.1gal 15.5L
Engine Oil Capacity 3.7gal 14L
Fuel Capacity 27.3gal 103L
Hydraulic System Fluid Capacity 15.9gal 60L
Operating Voltage 12V
Max Speed - Low Range 5.7mph 9.2km/h

03 Hydraulic Specification

Pump Flow 23gal/min 87.1L/min
Relief Valve Pressure 3335psi 22994kPa

04 Dimensions Dimensions

Width Over Tracks 6.5ft in 1980mm
Height To Top Of Cab 6.83ft in 2080mm
Ground Clearance 9.77in 248mm
Clearance At Max Lift And Dump 7.94ft in 2420mm
Reach At Max Lift And Dump 2.86ft in 870mm
Length With Bucket 12.11ft in 3690mm

05 Undercarriage Dimensions

Width Of Track 17.7in 449.58mm
Ground Pressure 4.6psi 31.72kPa

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