2006-2012 VOLVO BM 4600 WHEEL LOADER

Equipment Overview
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- VOLVO
- Model
- BM 4600
- Year of Manufacture
- 2006-2012
- Category
- WHEEL LOADERS
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A+Technical Description
The Volvo BM 4600 is an articulated wheel loader featuring a turbocharged six-cylinder Volvo TD100A diesel engine delivering 264 gross horsepower at 2200 rpm, with 674 pound-feet of torque at 1400 rpm. The machine operates with a four-speed powershift transmission offering forward and reverse speeds to 31.1 mph, enabling efficient transport across jobsites. The loader boasts a 5-cubic-yard heaped bucket with a 10.5-foot width, capable of raising material to 14.5 feet at maximum lift height with a 10.5-foot dump clearance. Its compact footprint measures 27 feet in length with bucket lowered, 11.5 feet to the cab roof, and 9.9 feet across the tires, while maintaining an 11.7-foot wheelbase for responsive maneuverability. The hydraulic system incorporates a vane pump producing 83.6 gallons per minute at 2465 psi relief pressure, delivering impressive cycle times of 7.8 seconds raise, 4 seconds dump, and 3 seconds lower. The machine weighs 46,517.6 pounds operating weight with a static tipping weight of 33,730.8 pounds. Fluid capacities include a 95.2-gallon fuel tank, 79.3-gallon hydraulic system, 13.3-gallon cooling system, and 10.6-gallon transmission reservoir. Standard equipment features 26.5-25/20 radial tires, 24-volt electrical system with 45-amp alternator, and a 30-degree rear axle oscillation for enhanced traction on uneven terrain. Production spanned 1980-1983, establishing this model as a dependable workhorse in earthmoving and material handling applications.
Technical Attributes
- Static Tipping Weight
- 33,730.80
- Engine Power
- 252 HP
- Max Bucket Capacity
- 5.00 yd³
- Tire Size
- 26.5-25/20
- Max Speed
- 31.10 mph
- Max Dump Height
- 10.50 ft
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