3,000+ lb Compact Track Loader
The 3,000+ lb Compact Track Loader represents the top rung of the CTL ladder, sized by rated operating capacity. These are the most powerful compact track loaders available, built for dozing, mass grading, and production loading in soft or muddy conditions where ground pressure and traction are critical. Operating weights range from 4,027 to 12,615 kg, with engine outputs from 51 to 100 hp.
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Spécifications clés
| Spécification | Plage typique | Signification |
|---|---|---|
| Rated Operating Capacity | 2,810–9,884 lb (1,275–4,483 kg) | Tipping load defines lifting capacity; highest ROC machines handle heavy buckets and production-scale material movement. |
| Engine Power | 51–100 hp | Diesel engines in this range drive hydraulic systems and deliver torque for pushing, grading, and continuous digging cycles. |
| Lifting Height | 405–688 in (10,290–17,466 mm) | Maximum lift height determines clearance over truck sides and ability to reach elevated dumping points. |
| Ground Pressure | 33–42 psi | Track-distributed weight allows operation on soft or saturated soils where wheeled loaders would sink. |
| Auxiliary Hydraulic Flow | 23.8–29.8 gpm | High flow supports heavy-duty attachments such as mulchers, forestry cutters, and cold planers. |
Comment choisir
The 3,000+ lb class is appropriate for production-scale earthwork, land clearing, and heavy material handling where maximum lift capacity and pushing force are required. When site conditions involve deep mud, snow, or loose fill, the broad track footprint and high ROC justify the larger machine. For general utility work, landscaping, or confined sites where maneuverability and lower operating costs are priorities, the 2,200-3,000 lb Compact Track Loader offers a better balance of capacity and agility. This size class is the only choice when lifting loads exceed 3,000 lb or when dozing operations require sustained drawbar pull.
Ce que cette taille peut gérer
- Mass grading and final grade preparation on large residential subdivisions
- Production loading of aggregate, soil, or demolition debris into articulated dump trucks
- Dozing and shaping stockpiles in muddy or snow-covered material yards
- Land clearing with forestry mulcher or brush cutter attachments
- Utility trenching support and backfill compaction in wet soil conditions
- Heavy-duty snow removal with pusher or blower attachments on commercial properties
Sécurité et opération
- Rollover protective structures (ROPS) and falling object protective structures (FOPS) are standard on machines in this weight class
- Track tension and undercarriage wear require daily inspection; loose tracks increase derailment risk and reduce traction
- High lift heights shift the center of gravity; operators must account for load stability and avoid lifting on slopes or uneven ground
- Attachment quick-couplers must be engaged and locked before operation; hydraulic coupler systems require verification of positive engagement
Transport et logistique
- Operating weights of 4,000–12,600 kg typically require tag-along or gooseneck trailers rated 14,000–20,000 lb GVWR
- Tow vehicles must provide adequate tongue weight capacity and braking for combined trailer and machine mass
- Walk-on ramps or hydraulic tilt decks facilitate loading; machines in the upper weight range may require lowboy trailers for legal road transport
Alimentation
- Diesel fuel tanks range from 21.7 to 145 liters; larger tanks support extended shifts without refueling interruptions
- Fuel consumption scales with engine load and hydraulic demand; production grading and dozing cycles consume fuel at higher rates than light material handling
- Hydraulic system capacity of 100 gallons supports continuous high-flow attachment operation
Questions fréquentes
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| Modèle | Poids en service | Profondeur d’excavation max | Portée max | Puissance moteur |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bobcat T740 | 10,417 lb (4,725 kg) | - | - | 74 hp |
| Case TV620B | 16,334 lb (7,409 kg) | - | - | 114 hp |
| Kubota SVL75-3 | 9,191 lb (4,169 kg) | - | - | 73 hp |
| Kubota SVL65-2 | 8,135 lb (3,690 kg) | - | - | 68 hp |
| Takeuchi TL12V2 | 13,040 lb (5,915 kg) | - | - | 111 hp |
| Wacker Neuson ST31 | 8,095 lb (3,672 kg) | - | 3 ft (0.9 m) | 74 hp |
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3,000+ lb Compact Track Loader
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