Specification sheet Wheel Loader Ref komatsu-w170-2-wheel-loader

Komatsu W170-2

The Komatsu W170-2 is a wheel loader with an operating weight of 42,593.32 lb (19,320 kg), a 235 hp engine, and a 4.58 yd³ (3.5 m³) bucket.

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Operating weight
42,593.32lb
19,320kg
Engine power
235hp
175.24kW
Gross Power
Bucket capacity
4.58yd³
3.5m³

Where it sits in its classpercentile · small wheel loaders

Among 439 small wheel loaders (22,000–45,000 lb), the Komatsu W170-2 sits at the heavy end of its class:

  • Operating weight 42,590 lb heavier than 94% (n=439)
  • Engine power 235 hp more powerful than 96% (n=408)
  • Bucket capacity 4.6 yd³ larger-bucket than 92% (n=387)

Scale drawingdrawn to scale · mm

3575B375C8190A
Side elevation
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Front elevation

01 Engine Specification

Engine Make 2238
Engine Model -Cummins NT855
Gross Power 235hp 175.3kw
Displacement 855cu in 14.1L

02 Operational Specification

Operating Weight 42593.4lb 19320kg
Fuel Capacity 99.1gal 375L
Cooling System Fluid Capacity 16.2gal 61L
Static Tipping Weight 32848.9lb 14900kg
Turning Radius 24.1ft in 7340mm
Tire Size 23.5-25 20PR (L-3)

03 Transmission Specification

Transmission Type full powershift countershaft
Number Of Forward Gears 3
Number Of Reverse Gears 3
Max Speed - Forward 20.7mph 33.2km/h
Max Speed - Reverse 20.7mph 33.2km/h

04 Hydraulic System Specification

Raise Time 6.8sec
Dump Time 1.9sec
Lower Time 3.5sec

05 Bucket Dimensions

Dump Clearance At Max Raise 10.04ft in 3060mm
Bucket Capacity - Heaped 4.58yd3 3.5m3
Bucket Width 10.01ft in 3050mm
Breakout Force 45810lb 204kN

06 Dimensions Dimensions

Ground Clearance 1.24ft in 375mm
Length With Bucket On Ground 26.88ft in 8190mm
Width Over Tires 9.49ft in 2890mm
Height To Top Of Cab 11.73ft in 3575mm
Wheelbase 11ft in 3350mm
Hinge Pin - Max Height 13.62ft in 4150mm
Reach At Max Lift And Dump 3.97ft in 1210mm

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