The Massey Ferguson 60TL is a backhoe loader with an operating weight of 13,999.36 lb (6,350 kg), a 68 hp engine, a 1 yd³ (0.77 m³) bucket, and a dig depth of 15.46 ft (4,710 mm).
◆Where it sits in its classpercentile · backhoe loaders
Among 294 backhoe loaders , the Massey Ferguson 60TL sits below the median for its class:
Engine power68 hpless powerful than 76%(n=282)
Dig depth15.5 ftdeeper-digging than 71%(n=256)
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01 Engine Specification
Number Of Cylinders
4
Engine Make
Perkins
Engine Model
AD4.236
Net Power
68hp
50.8kw
Displacement
238cu in
3.9L
Bore
3.9in
98mm
Stroke
5in
127mm
02 Operational Specification
Max Weight
13999.4lb
6350kg
Tire Size Front - 2wd / 4wd
11x16
Rear Tires Size 2wd/4wd
19.5x24
03 Transmission Specification
Transmission Type
Torque converter
Number Of Forward Gears
4
Number Of Reverse Gears
4
04 Hydraulic Specification
Pump Type
Closed center load sensing
05 Backhoe Dimensions
Load Height - Std
12.44ft in
3790mm
Reach From Swivel - Std
18.87ft in
5750mm
Dig Depth - Std
15.46ft in
4710mm
Bucket Dig Force - Std
10998.87lb
4989kg
Dig Depth - Ext
19.39ft in
5910mm
06 Dimensions Dimensions
A Transport Length
24.09ft in
7340mm
C Transport Width
7.16ft in
2180mm
B Height To Top Of Suspended Cab
8.83ft in
2690mm
Shipping Weight
13999.36lb
6350kg
07 Loader Dimensions
Clearance At Max Dump Height
8.99ft in
2740mm
Reach At Max Dump Height
2.5ft in
760mm
Lift Capacity At Full Height
5200lb
2358.69kg
Bucket Capacity
1yd3
0.77m3
Bucket Breakout Force
9000lb
40.04kN
?Questions & answersfrom this machine's data
What engine does a Massey Ferguson 60TL backhoe loader have?
A Massey Ferguson 60TL backhoe loader is powered by a Perkins AD4.236 engine producing 68 hp (50.7 kW).
How deep can a Massey Ferguson 60TL backhoe loader dig?
A Massey Ferguson 60TL backhoe loader has a maximum dig depth of 15.5 ft (4,710 mm).
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