NEW HOLLAND MHPLUS CRAWLER EXCAVATOR

Technical Description

The New Holland MHPLUS is a versatile wheeled mobile excavator designed for efficient digging, loading, and material handling tasks. It features multiple boom and stick options, offering maximum cutting heights ranging from 32.3 ft to 33.9 ft, and maximum digging depths between 17.9 ft and 19.9 ft. The maximum loading height varies from 23.3 ft to 24.9 ft, while the maximum reach along the ground extends from 29.1 ft to 31 ft depending on the boom/stick configuration. Vertical wall digging capabilities range between 13.9 ft and 15.7 ft. The unit dimensions include a shipping height of 9.9 ft and a shipping length of 27.7 ft across all configurations. The excavator is powered by a CNH F4BE0684D turbocharged and charge air cooled six-cylinder engine, displacing 360.1 cubic inches and producing 133 horsepower at 2000 rpm. It supports a 71.4-gallon fuel tank and a cooling system fluid capacity of 6.9 gallons. Hydraulic power is supplied by three variable displacement axial piston pumps, delivering a flow capacity of 97.8 gpm at a relief valve pressure of 5003.9 psi, with a total hydraulic system fluid capacity of 37 gallons. The MHPLUS weighs approximately 40,763.5 lbs and mounts 10.00-20 tires with an oscillating axle angle of 14 degrees. Key operating parameters include a swing speed of 9 rpm with 30,977.7 lb-ft of torque, a drawbar pull of 20,457.7 lbs, and a maximum travel speed of 12.5 mph. Bucket capacities range from 0.4 to 1.1 cubic yards, with a reference capacity of 0.7 cubic yards. The rear tail swing radius is 6.3 ft, ground clearance is 1 ft, and overall width measures 8.4 ft, expanding to 12.8 ft with outriggers down. The cab height reaches 9.9 ft, with a wheelbase of 8.4 ft, optimizing maneuverability and stability across diverse job site conditions. This combination of powerful hydraulics, versatile boom options, and robust engine performance makes the New Holland MHPLUS well-suited for demanding excavation and material handling applications.