1988 - 1992 GEHL AWS480T WHEEL LOADER
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Technical Description
The Gehl AWS480T is a compact wheel loader designed for versatile material handling with a heaped bucket capacity of 1.9 cubic yards (1 cubic meter) and a breakout force of 11,016 lbs (4,997 kg). It features a 59 hp F4M 2011 engine with 4 cylinders, delivering maximum torque of 144 lbs-ft at 1700 rpm, ensuring efficient power for various loading tasks. The machine has a hydraulic system with a gear pump flow capacity of 17.5 gallons per minute (64 l/min) and a relief valve setting rated at 3,046 psi, supporting smooth and responsive operations. The bucket’s maximum dump clearance is 9.9 ft (3 m), and the hinge pin reaches a maximum height of 12 ft (4 m), facilitating effective load dumping and stacking.
The AWS480T measures approximately 16.7 ft (5 m) in length with the bucket on the ground, a 5.6 ft (2 m) width over tires, and a height to the top of the cab of 8.6 ft (2 m). It has a wheelbase of 6.3 ft (2 m) and a turning radius of 11.4 ft (3 m), giving it compact maneuverability for tight job sites. Its operating weight is 11,684 lbs (5,300 kg). The transmission allows a top speed of 12.4 mph (19 kph). Fuel capacity stands at 21.2 gallons (79 liters) with a hydraulic fluid capacity of 18.5 gallons (68 liters). The rear axle features an 18° oscillation to maintain traction and stability on uneven terrain. Designed for reliability and versatility, this model suits construction, agriculture, and landscaping applications requiring robust lifting and durable performance.
Technical Attributes
Max Speed
12.40 mph
Engine Power
165 HP
Static Tipping Weight
7,496.00
Max Bucket Capacity
1.90 yd³
Max Dump Height
9.90 ft
Max Breakout Force
11016 lb-ft
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