2015-2023 CATERPILLAR 926 WHEEL LOADER

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OEM
CATERPILLAR
Model
926
Year of Manufacture
2015-2023
Category
WHEEL LOADERS

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Technical Description

The Caterpillar 926 wheel loader features a turbocharged 4-cylinder 3204 engine delivering 104.6 hp at 2400 rpm, supporting efficient power and performance. Its bucket offers a heaped capacity of 2 cubic yards (1.8 struck), with a breakout force of 24,234.5 lbs (10,993 kg) and a width of 7.8 ft (2 m), optimizing load cycles. The loader’s dimensions include a ground clearance of 1 ft, a top cab height of 10.5 ft, and an overall length of 21.7 ft, making it compact yet effective for diverse job sites. It provides a dump clearance of 9.1 ft and maximum hinge pin height of 11.9 ft, enhancing load discharge efficiency. The hydraulic system supports a pump flow capacity of 40.2 gallons per minute with a relief valve setting of 2500 psi, allowing rapid cycle times: 5.9 seconds to raise the boom, 1.6 seconds to dump, and 3.6 seconds to lower. The transmission is powershift, offering 4 forward and 4 reverse gears, with maximum speeds of 18.9 mph forward and 20.1 mph reverse, ensuring operability across tasks with a turning radius of 16.8 ft. Operating weight stands at 20,498.6 lbs, supported by a 39.7-gallon fuel capacity and a 24.4-gallon hydraulic fluid volume. The machine runs on a 24V electrical system with a 50 A alternator. With rear axle oscillation of 30° and 15.5-25 tires, it balances maneuverability and stability in rugged environments. This wheel loader is designed for productive medium-duty applications requiring power, versatility, and reliability.

Technical Attributes

Engine Power
105 HP
Max Bucket Capacity
2.00 yd³
Max Speed
18.90 mph
Tire Size
15.5-25
Max Dump Height
9.10 ft
Max Breakout Force
24235 lb-ft
Static Tipping Weight
15,220.80

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