GRADALL XL 5200 CRAWLER EXCAVATOR

Specifications & Market Value

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Equipment Overview

Model
XL 5200
Year of manufacture
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Technical Description

The Gradall XL 5200 is a high-performance crawler excavator engineered for versatility and efficiency in demanding excavation environments. Featuring a robust telescoping boom with a maximum digging depth of 26 feet and a reach of 34 feet, this model excels in a wide range of applications, from mass excavation and demolition to ditching and grading. Powered by a Volvo TAD571 VE Tier 4f diesel engine, the XL 5200 delivers a net power output of 174 horsepower (130 kW), ensuring reliable performance while meeting stringent emissions standards. The machine’s operating weight is 53,860 pounds, providing excellent stability and traction during operation. Its dual-range high-torque piston motors drive each track, enabling smooth travel and precise maneuverability across varied terrain, including rocky, sandy, and uneven surfaces. The three-stage planetary drive system, equipped with an integral speed-limiting valve and automatic spring-set/hydraulic-release wet disc parking brake, enhances both travel and stopping capability. The XL 5200’s boom offers a 220° tilt and a 105° pivot angle, allowing for efficient sloping, grading, and material spreading. Hydraulic system features include pressure-compensated, load-sensing valves for optimal fuel efficiency and precise control. The operator cab is designed for comfort and visibility, with electronic joysticks, a high-performance 24-volt electrical system, and standard air conditioning. With its rugged construction, advanced hydraulic technology, and versatile boom design, the Gradall XL 5200 is a reliable choice for contractors seeking a powerful, adaptable crawler excavator.

Technical Attributes

Max Digging Depth
25.0 ft

Category

  1. CONSTRUCTION
  2. → EXCAVATORS
  3. → CRAWLER EXCAVATORS

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