
CATERPILLAR 216B II SKID STEER LOADERS
Specifications & Market Value

Equipment Overview
- OEM
- CATERPILLAR
- Model
- 216B II
- Year of manufacture
- -
Technical Description
The Caterpillar 216B II is a reliable skid steer loader designed for demanding worksites. It is powered by a Cat C2.2 engine, delivering a Net Flywheel Power of 47 hp (35 kW) and a Gross Power of 51 hp (38 kW), with an engine displacement of 134 cu in. This machine has an Operating Weight of 5,609 lbs and is rated for an Operating Capacity of 1,400 lbs, with a maximum Tipping Load of 2,800 lbs. Key dimensions include a length with the bucket on the ground of 10.6 ft (127 in), a width over tires of 5 ft (60 in), and a height to the top of the cab of 6.5 ft. The machine features an 8-inch ground clearance and a maximum travel speed of 7 mph. The hydraulic system operates with a standard flow rate of 15.6 gpm and a pressure of 3335 psi, supported by a 14.5-gallon hydraulic system capacity. Breakout Force for the tilt cylinder is 4083 lbs. Safety standards are met with ROPS (SAE J1040 MAY94, ISO 3471:1994) and FOPS Level II compliance. The fuel tank capacity is 15.4 gallons.
Technical Attributes
- Max Bucket Capacity
- 0.47 yd³
- Rated Operating Capacity
- 1400 lb
- Max Breakout Force
- 4083 lb-ft
- Engine Power
- 51 HP
Dimensions
- Size
- 10.5 ft L x 5 ft W x 6.5 ft H
Category
- CONSTRUCTION
- → LOADERS
- → SKID STEER LOADERS
Data Accuracy and Verification
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