Specification sheet Skid Steer Loader Ref new-holland-l216-skid-steer-loader

New Holland L216

The New Holland L216 is a skid steer loader with an operating weight of 5,522.6 lb (2,505 kg), and a tipping load of 3,207.8 lb (1,455 kg).

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Operating weight
5,522.6lb
2,505kg
Tipping load
3,207.8lb
1,455kg

Where it sits in its classpercentile · skid steer loaders

Among 360 skid steer loaders , the New Holland L216 sits below the median for its class:

  • Operating weight 5,520 lb lighter than 78% (n=334)

Not positioned on engine power, rated operating capacity — withheld or unpublished for this machine.

01 Engine Specification

Air Intake Turbocharged with external EGR
Fuel Injection Indirect
Horsepower Per Sae J1349 Net 57hp 42.6kw
Horsepower Per Sae J1349 Gross 60hp 44.8kw
Engine Model N844LT
Rated Speed 2800rpm
Peak Torque 138.7lb ft 188Nm
Displacement 135.3cu in 2.3L
Bore 3.4in 84mm
Stroke 4in 100mm

02 Capacities Specification

Engine Oil With Filter 1.9gal 7.1L
Chain Tanks 1.7gal 6.3L
Fuel Tank 16gal 60.5L

03 Performance Specification

Tipping Load 3207.8lb 1455kg
Operating Weight 5522.6lb 2505kg
Breakout Force, Bucket Cylinder 5260.6lb 23.4kN
Breakout Force, Lift Cylinder 3304.7lb 14.7kN
Rated Operating Load, 50% Tip 1598.4lb 725kg

04 Power Train Specification

Travel Speed, Low Range 7.4mph 12km/h

05 Weights Specification

Operating Weight 5522.6lb 2505kg
Shipping 5225lb 2370kg

06 Hydraulic System Specification

Standard Pump Flow 18.4gal/min 69.7L/min
Relief Valve Pressure 3046psi 21001.5kPa

07 Dimensions Dimensions

Ground Clearance 7.01in 178mm
Wheelbase 3.09ft in 941mm
Bucket Hinge Pin 112.01in 2845mm
Dump Angle 40 degrees
Angle Of Departure 22degrees
Rollback, Bucket At Full Height 95degrees
Rollback, Bucket On Ground 26degrees
Top Of Rops 75.56in 1919mm
Overall Width 4.99ft in 1518mm
Bottom Of Level Bucket, Fully Raised 105.6in 2682mm

Method. Figures are manufacturer reference specifications, not measurements. Every value is checked for unit consistency, physically possible magnitude, and plausibility for its equipment class before publication; figures that fail any check are withheld rather than shown, and figures reconstructed from related data are marked above. Imperial and metric figures are reproduced as published, except where a note states otherwise.