The Michigan L160 Wheel Loader features a robust TD102GB turbocharged engine delivering 264 hp (197 kW) gross power and 252 hp (188 kW) net power at 2200 rpm, with maximum torque of 709.6 lb-ft at 1400 rpm from its 586 cu in 6-cylinder configuration. It is built for heavy-duty operations with a breakout force of 40,182 lbs and a bucket capacity of 5 cubic yards heaped (4 m³) and 4.6 cubic yards struck (3 m³). The loader has an operating weight of 49,195 lbs (22,315 kg) and offers a static tipping load of 37,390 lbs (16,960 kg) with the bucket and 22,487 lbs (10,200 kg) with forks. The hydraulic system uses a triple vane pump with a flow capacity of 66.1 gal/min, operated at a relief valve setting of 2,900 psi. Operating times include a dump time of 1.9 seconds, lower time of 2.8 seconds, and raise time of 7 seconds. Its transmission is a Volvo BM HT 200 automatic powershift with four forward and four reverse gears, capable of 24.8 mph (39 km/h) in both directions. Dimensionally, it measures 26.8 ft in length with bucket on ground, 9.9 ft wide over tires, 12.1 ft in height to the cab top, with a wheelbase of 11.7 ft, ground clearance of 1.6 ft, and a turning radius of 24.3 ft. The maximum lift height is 14.6 ft to the hinge pin, with a dump clearance of 10.5 ft at max lift. Fuel capacity is 89.9 gallons and operating voltage is 24V with a 60-amp alternator.