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Wacker Neuson 280 vs Mitsubishi BD2HSSS-HB3

A detailed comparison of the Wacker Neuson 280 and the Mitsubishi BD2HSSS-HB3. Click a model name to view its full specifications.

Horsepower
Wacker Neuson 28036.5 kW (49 hp)
Mitsubishi BD2HSSS-HB337.3 kW (50 HP)
Operating Weight
Wacker Neuson 2803197.8 kg (7050 lbs)
Mitsubishi BD2HSSS-HB34650.0 kg (10251.5 lbs)
SpecificationWacker Neuson 280Wacker Neuson 280Crawler DozersMitsubishi BD2HSSS-HB3Mitsubishi BD2HSSS-HB3Crawler Dozers
TypeWheel LoaderCrawler Dozer
Horsepower36.5 kW (49 hp)37.3 kW (50 HP)
Weight3197.8 kg (7050 lbs)—
Tipping Capacity2340.5 kg (5160 lbs)—
Max Speed19.3 km/h (12 mph)—
Engine Model4 TNV88S4S
No Of Cylinders4—
Gross Power36.5 kW (49 hp)37.3 kW (50 HP)
Fuel Capacity60.2 l (15.9 gal)—
Hydraulic System Capacity65.1 l (17.2 gal)—
Transmission TypeContinuously variable Hydrostatic axial-piston gearboxDirect Drive
Rear Axle Oscillation28 °—
Max Speed (Forward)19.3 km/h (12 mph)—
Pump typeGear pump—
Pump Flow52.2 LPM (13.8 GPM)—
Relief Pressure240.0 bar (3481 psi)—
Raise Lift Arms4.8 sec—
Lower Lift Time3.7 sec—
Bucket Dump Time0.6 sec—
Operating Weight3197.8 kg (7050 lbs)4650.0 kg (10251.5 lbs)
Tipping Load2340.5 kg (5160 lbs)—
Bucket Capacity (Heaped)1.1 m³ (1.4 cu yds)—
Breakout Force2785.1 kg (6140 lbs)—
Dump Clearance At Max Raise243.8 cm (96 in)—
Turning Radius335.3 cm (132 in)—
Wheelbase182.9 cm (72 in)—
Bucket Hinge Pin304.8 cm (120 in)—
Cab Height243.8 cm (96 in)234.7 cm (92.4 in.)
Overall Length457.2 cm (180 in)—
Width Over Tires152.4 cm (60 in)—
Tire Size12.5 - 18—
Engine Manufacturer—Mitsubishi
Displacement—3331.5 cc (203.3 cu in.)
Number of Forward Gears—3
Number of Reverse Gears—2
Width Over Track—289.6 cm (114.0 in.)
Length Overall—344.4 cm (135.6 in.)
Length without Blade—280.4 cm (110.4 in.)
Length of Track on Ground—210.3 cm (82.8 in.)
Track Gauge—189.0 cm (74.4 in.)
Ground Clearance—30.5 cm (12.0 in.)
Shoe Size—100.1 cm (39.4 in.)
Weight (Operating)—4650.0 kg (10251.5 lbs)

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