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New Holland L223

The New Holland L223 is a skid steer loader with an operating weight of 7,385.49 lb (3,350 kg), and a 68 hp engine.

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Operating weight
7,385.49lb
3,350kg
Engine power
68hp
50.71kW
Net Power

Where it sits in its classpercentile · skid steer loaders

Among 360 skid steer loaders , the New Holland L223 sits above the median for its class:

  • Operating weight 7,390 lb heavier than 66% (n=334)
  • Engine power 68 hp more powerful than 54% (n=335)

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Scale drawingdrawn to scale · mm

2002A1758C
Front elevation

01 Engine Specification

Number Of Cylinders 4
Engine Make FPT
Engine Model F5C E9454
Gross Power 74hp 55.2kw
Net Power 68hp 50.8kw
Power Measured @ 2500rpm
Max Torque 202.9lb ft 275Nm
Torque Measured @ 1400rpm
Aspiration Turbo
Displacement 195.3cu in 3.2L

02 Operational Specification

Operational Weight 7385.5lb 3350kg
Fuel Capacity 25.5gal 96.5L
Shipping Weight - Empty 7054.8lb 3200kg
Engine Oil Fluid Capacity 2.6gal 9.5L
Max Speed 11.9mph 19.2km/h
Hydraulic System Fluid Capacity 6.1gal 22.8L
Tire Size 12x 16.5

03 Hydraulic Specification

Pump Type Gear
Pump Flow Capacity 22.5gal/min 85L/min
Relief Valve Pressure 3000psi 20684.3kPa
Raise Time 3.9sec
Dump Time 2.7sec
Lower Time 2.5sec
Displacement-Standard Aux 2.1cu in 0.1L
Displacement-High-Flow Aux 1.2cu in 0.1L

04 Dimensions Dimensions

Width Over Tires 4.76ft in 1448mm
Ground Clearance 8in 203mm
Wheelbase 4.34ft in 1322mm
Reach At Max Lift And Dump 32.29in 820mm
Overall Width 5.77ft in 1758mm
Height To Top Of Rops 78.82in 2002mm
Dump Angle 55degrees
Dump Height - Fully Raised, 45° Dump 122.64in 3115mm
Bucket Hinge Pin Fully Raised 10793.97ft in 3290m

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