EXCAVATORS
MINI EXCAVATOR, WACKER 803 - DIESEL / ELECTRO-HYDRAULIC
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Additional Information
- MAKE: WACKER
- MODEL: 803 DUAL FUEL
- THIS UNIT CAN BE RUN WITH DIESEL FUEL OR ELECTRO-HYDRAULIC.
- Operating data
- Shipping weight min. 2,105 lb
- Operating weight 2,319 - 2,452 lb
- Biting force max. 1,012 lbf
- Breakout force max. 2,001 lbf
- Digging depth max. 69.41 in
- Dumping height 79.2 80.1 in
- Digging radius max. 121.7 in
- L x W x H 111.3 x 27.6 x 89 in
- Engine / Motor
- Engine / Motor manufacturer Yanmar
- Engine / Motor type 3TNV74F
- Engine / Motor Liquid-cooled, 3-cylinder diesel engine
- Displacement 60.57 in
- RPM / speed 2,500 rpm
- Engine performance according to ISO 15.41 hp
- Battery 20 Ah
- Fuel tank capacity 1.8 US gal
- Hydraulic system
- Duty pump Gear pumps
- Flow rate 5.3 US gpm
- Operating pressure for working
- and driving hydraulics 2,466 psi
- Operating pressure Slewing gear 1,015 psi
- RPM / speed Revolving superstructure 8 rpm
- Hydraulic oil tank 3.7 US gal
- Undercarriage
- Travel speed 1.1 mph
- Chain width 7.1 in
- Ground clearance 5.1 in
- Dozer Blade
- Width min. 27.6 in
- Height 7.9 in
- Stroke - Above ground 7.76 in
- Stroke - Below ground 6.85 in
- Sound level
- Sound level (LwA) according to 2000/14/EC 93 dB(A)
- Cabin - specified sound pressure level LpA 77 dB(A)
- POWER OPTION:
- Electro-hydraulic unit HPU 8
- Operating data
- L x W x H 36.6 x 28.3 x 32.9-39.4 in
- Engine / Motor
- Engine / Motor 3-phase electric motor
- Engine performance 10 hp
- Voltage 480 V
- Input current 16 A
- Frequency 60 Hz
- Hydraulic system
- Flow rate 5.2 US gpm
- Operating pressure 2,756 psi
- RPM / speed 1,728 rpm
- Hydraulic oil tank 2.4 US gal
- Hose 39.4 ft
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