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Both Doosan wheel loaders are equipped with 5-cylinder diesel engines that have been optimized for use with selective catalyst reduction (SCR) and diesel exhaust fluid (DEF) to comply with iT4 emission regulations.
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Caterpillar’s H2 line of compact wheel loaders feature upgraded engines, a revised loader control valve, standard pilot joystick levers, and simplified auxiliary hydraulic connections.
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The Doosan DL450 wheel loader is interim Tier 4 (iT4) compliant and includes improvements ranging from more engine horsepower to increased optional driving power and steering capabilities.
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The HL740-9 and the HL757-9 wheel loaders provide fast cycle times for many job applications including moving gravel, sand, or other materials in general construction or agricultural projects, or moving stone and pipe in utility applications.
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The HL730-9 is powered by a Cummins Tier-III QSB4.5 engine, electronically controlled for optimum fuel-to-air ratio and clean, efficient combustion.
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The Terex PT-60 (60 hp/44.7kW) is a high performance compact track loader that features a Posi-Track suspended undercarriage technology and two-speed drive motors.
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The 5,787-lb. Hyundai HSL650-7A is lighter and more nimble when operated in confined spaces, but the 35.9 hp, water-cooled Kubota V2203M engine makes it stable and strong enough to get the job done safely.
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The 7,253-lb. HSL850-7A offers a compact size of 136.6 inches in length x 72 inches in width as well as high production and performance with its 68 hp, water-cooled Kubota V3300DI engine.
Read More →PEORIA, IL - Caterpillar Forest Products has entered into a marketing agreement with Palfinger Inc. to distribute, a line of knuckle boom self-loaders produced by Epsilon Kran GmbH under the brand name Prentice/Epsilon.
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The Cat K Series small wheel loaders -- 924K, 930K and 938K -- are completely redesigned, incorporating new engines that meet Stage IIIB/Tier 4 Interim emissions standards.
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