VOLVO EC160CL CRAWLER EXCAVATOR

VOLVO EC160CL VOLVO EC160CL CRAWLER EXCAVATOR equipment image

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OEM
VOLVO
Model
EC160CL
Year of Manufacture
-
Category
CRAWLER EXCAVATORS

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Technical Description

The Volvo EC160CL is a versatile hydraulic excavator designed for medium-duty construction and excavation tasks. It features three boom/stick options, offering max cutting heights ranging from 28 ft to 29.6 ft, max digging depths from 18.9 ft to 21.2 ft, and max reach along the ground from 27.9 ft up to 30.2 ft, providing flexibility in various operational scenarios. The excavator’s shipping dimensions vary slightly depending on the boom configuration, with heights around 9.6 to 10 ft and lengths near 29 ft. Equipped with a Volvo D6E EBE3 engine, it delivers a gross power of approximately 131.5 hp (98 kW) and net power of 116.7 hp (87 kW) at 1800 rpm. The engine boasts a displacement of 347.9 cubic inches, a bore of 3.9 inches, and a stroke of 5 inches, producing a maximum torque of 461 lb-ft at 1350 rpm. The fuel capacity is substantial at 66.1 gallons, supporting extended operation times. The hydraulic system provides a pump flow capacity of 76.7 gpm and holds 70.1 gallons of hydraulic fluid, enabling smooth and efficient control of the boom, stick, and attachments. The machine operates on 24 volts with an alternator supply of 80 amps. With an operating weight of approximately 37,038 lbs, the EC160CL features a ground clearance of 1.6 ft, track gauge of 7.3 ft, and a tail swing radius of 8.4 ft. Its undercarriage offers a drawbar pull force of 32,597 lbs and a max travel speed of 3.5 mph. The swing mechanism rotates at 11.9 rpm. The excavator’s footprint and powertrain combine to deliver robust digging and lifting capacity, while maintaining maneuverability in confined spaces.

Technical Attributes

Max Reach
29.00 ft
Track Width
23.60 ''
Max Digging Depth
18.9 ft

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