KAWASAKI 70ZIII WHEEL LOADER

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- KAWASAKI
- Model
- 70ZIII
- Year of Manufacture
- -
- Category
- WHEEL LOADERS
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A+Technical Description
The Kawasaki 70ZIII wheel loader features a robust 6-cylinder, 359 cu in turbocharged and after-cooled engine delivering 158 hp at 2400 rpm, optimized for efficient power and reliability. It offers a bucket breakout force of 28,670 lbs and a heaped capacity of 3.3 cubic yards, with a wide 8.8 ft bucket to handle substantial material volumes. The machine's operating weight is approximately 28,087 lbs, ensuring stable support for heavy loads while maintaining maneuverability with a 19.9 ft turning radius and 10.1 ft wheelbase. The loader’s hydraulic system uses a gear-type pump with an 11 gal/min flow capacity, operating at 3000 psi relief pressure, providing quick cycle times: 6.2 seconds to raise, 3.1 seconds to lower, and 1.2 seconds to dump, enhancing operational efficiency. The full powershift transmission offers four forward and four reverse gears, with a maximum travel speed of 22.4 mph. Dimensions include an 11 ft cab height, 8.5 ft width over tires, 24.3 ft length with bucket on ground, and a maximum hinge pin height of 12.5 ft, ensuring excellent reach and dump clearance of 8.9 ft. The wheel loader is equipped with 20.5-25-12PR L-2 tires and features 24° rear axle oscillation for better terrain handling. Additional capacities include a 58.2-gallon fuel tank, 43.6-gallon hydraulic fluid, and substantial cooling and lubrication fluid volumes, all supporting robust, continuous operation in demanding work environments. Overall, the Kawasaki 70ZIII balances power, capacity, and durability for medium to heavy-duty loading tasks.
Technical Attributes
- Static Tipping Weight
- 22,035.30
- Engine Power
- 158 HP
- Max Breakout Force
- 28670 lb-ft
- Max Speed
- 22.40 mph
- Max Dump Height
- 8.90 ft
- Max Bucket Capacity
- 3.30 yd³
- Tire Size
- 20.5-25-12PR (L-2)
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