2004 - 2006 VOLVO LM 642 WHEEL LOADER

VOLVO LM 642 2004 - 2006 VOLVO LM 642 WHEEL LOADER equipment image

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OEM
VOLVO
Model
LM 642
Year of Manufacture
2004-2006
Category
WHEEL LOADERS

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Technical Description

The Volvo LM 642 is a compact wheel loader designed for versatile material handling and loading operations. Equipped with a Volvo BM D42 engine delivering 80 gross horsepower (60 kW), this machine offers reliable performance for light to medium-duty applications. The loader features a heaped bucket capacity of 4.6 cubic yards (3 cubic meters), making it suitable for aggregate, soil, and general bulk material handling tasks. With an operating weight of 17,637 pounds (8,000 kg) and a static tipping weight of 7,275 pounds (3,300 kg), the LM 642 provides a balanced weight-to-capacity ratio for efficient operation on various job sites. The machine is equipped with front tires sized 16.9-30/14 and rear tires 12.4-24/12, providing adequate traction and stability across different terrain types. The LM 642's compact design and maneuverability make it ideal for confined work areas while maintaining productivity. Known for excellent fuel efficiency and quick cycle times, this loader combines economical operation with functional performance. The robust construction and proven Volvo engineering ensure durability and minimal downtime. Originally produced between 1978 and 1982, the LM 642 remains a dependable choice for contractors and operators seeking a reliable, cost-effective solution for material loading and earthmoving tasks.

Technical Attributes

Engine Power
142 HP
Static Tipping Weight
7,275.30
Max Bucket Capacity
4.60 yd³

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