THOMAS 175 SKID STEER LOADERS

Specifications & Market Value

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Equipment Overview

Model
175
Year of manufacture
-

Technical Description

The Thomas 175 Skid Steer Loader is a heavy-duty machine engineered for robust lifting and pushing tasks, featuring an operational weight of 7000 lbs and a rated operating load capacity of 1750 lbs, supported by a 4250 psi breakout force. It is powered by a turbocharged Kubota V2203T diesel engine, a 4-cylinder unit delivering 59.5 hp at 2800 rpm with a displacement of 122 cu. in. The hydraulic system provides a reliable flow capacity of 16.6 gallons per minute with a relief valve pressure of 2400 psi, utilizing a 14.8-gallon fluid capacity. Key dimensions include a length with the bucket of approximately 11.6 ft, a height to the top of the cab of 7 ft, a width over the tires of 5.7 ft, and a wheelbase of 3.3 ft. The machine operates at a maximum travel speed of 7.7 mph and uses a 12-volt electrical system. Its design emphasizes durability and serviceability, featuring a heavy-duty chain drive and an easily accessible universal joint connecting the engine to the hydrostatic pumps.

Technical Attributes

Max Bucket Capacity
0.50 yd³
Engine Power
59.5 HP
Max Breakout Force
4250 lb-ft

Dimensions

Size
11.6 ft L x 5.7 ft W x 7 ft H

Category

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

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