Categories ↠ Crawler Cranes ↠ Kobelco CK850-II

Kobelco CK850-II Crawler Crane

Category: Crawler Cranes ➔
Manufacturer: Kobelco ➔
Model: CK850-II ➔

General Specifications

Boom

Max Height @ Max Raise Angle - no jib	200 ft (61 m)
Max Lift Capacity	169,976 lbs (77,100 kg)
Min Height @ Max Raise Angle	40 ft (12 m)
Swing Speed	4 rpm

Dimensions

Counterweight Clearance	4 ft (1 m)
Ground Clearance	1 ft (0 m)
Transport Height	11 ft (3 m)
Transport Length	20 ft (6 m)
Transport Width	16 ft (5 m)

Engine

Bore	5 in (12 cm)
Displacement	460 cu in (7,538 cu cm)
Engine Make	Mitsubishi
Engine Model	6D16-TLA2B
Gross Power	213 hp (159 kw)
Max Torque	593 lbs ft (804 nm)
Number of Cylinders	6
Power Measured @	2000 rpm
Stroke	5 in (12 cm)
Torque Measured @	1600 rpm

Operating Specifications

Alternator Supplied Amperage	80 amps
Fuel Capacity	106 gal (400 l)
Operating Voltage	24 volts

Transmission

Max Speed

1 mph (1 kph)

Undercarriage

Width of Shoes

36 in (91 cm)

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