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On/off highway excavators have greater capacity

On/off highway excavators have greater capacity

The new XL 5300 III excavator is the largest model in the Gradall excavator family of on/off highway machines – with greater capacity as well as the ability to work efficiently in any direction.
It has an operating weight of 51,216 pounds (23,231 kg) with a maximum lift capacity of 13,508 pounds (6,217 kg). Rated boom force is an impressive 24,941 pounds (111 kN) while bucket breakout force is rated at 25,405 pounds (113 kN).
New operators can become more comfortable with this model faster thanks to a switch in the cab which provides a choice of SAE, Deere or Gradall joystick control patterns.
A standard “bucket shake” mode, controlled with a joystick button, allows operators to more evenly distribute fill dirt and rip-rap.
A single Detroit Diesel Mercedes engine delivers 173 horsepower to the upperstructure as well as the carrier. The chassis features the new Series III counterweight design that creates a shorter tail swing – a big plus when working in tight quarters or along highways. But even with a compact counterweight design, the machine has excellent working boom reach to 33 feet, 10 inches (10.3 m) and digging depth of 24 feet, 7 inches (7.5 m).

Company info

406 Mill Avenue SW
New Philadelphia, OH
US, 44663

Website:
gradall.com

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