TEREX V200S SKID STEER LOADERS

Specifications & Market Value

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Equipment Overview

OEM
TEREX
Model
V200S
Year of manufacture
-

Technical Description

The Terex V200S Skid Steer Loader is a vertical lift machine powered by a 50 HP Perkins 404D-22 water-cooled diesel engine. It features a Rated Operating Capacity of 2,000 lbs (50% tipping load) and a Tipping Load of 4,000 lbs. Key performance metrics include a Bucket Breakout Force of 5,020 lbs and an Arm Lifting Force of 4,375 lbs. The standard auxiliary hydraulic flow is 17.1 GPM at 3,335 PSI. With an operating weight of 6,655 lbs, the loader offers a standard maximum travel speed of 7.4 mph, which can be increased up to 12 mph with the optional 2-speed transmission. Its vertical lift arm design achieves a Height to Bucket Pin of 118 inches, a Dump Height of 86.9 inches, and a Dump Reach of 30 inches. The machine's overall dimensions include an Overall Length with the bucket of 136.4 inches, a Wheel Base of 66 inches, and an Overall Height to the Top of ROPS of 40.6 inches. It is characterized by high ground clearance (10.5 in unloaded) and a 28.4-degree rear angle of departure.

Technical Attributes

Engine Power
50 HP
Rated Operating Capacity
2000 lb
Max Breakout Force
5020 lb-ft

Dimensions

Size
5.5 ft W

Category

  1. CONSTRUCTION
  2. → LOADERS
  3. → SKID STEER LOADERS

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