Categories ↠ Wheel Dozers ↠ Komatsu WD600-3

Komatsu WD600-3 Wheel Dozer

Category: Wheel Dozers ➔
Manufacturer: Komatsu ➔
Model: WD600-3 ➔

Blades

Blade Capacity	11 cu yd (8 cu m)
Blade Height	5 ft (1 m)
Blade Width	17 ft (5 m)

Dimensions

Ground Clearance	2 ft (0 m)
Height - Top of Cab	14 ft (4 m)
Length with Blade on Ground	31 ft (9 m)
Wheelbase	14 ft (4 m)
Width Over Tires	12 ft (4 m)

Engine

Aspiration	air-to-air aftercooled, turbocharged
Displacement	1,413 cu in (23,155 cu cm)
Engine Model	SAA6D170E-3

Operating Specifications

Alternator Supplied Amperage	75 amps
Cooling System Fluid Capacity	42 gal (160 l)
Engine Oil Capacity	12 gal (47 l)
Front Diff Fluid Capacity	33 gal (124 l)
Fuel Capacity	177 gal (670 l)
Operating Voltage	24 volts
Rear Diff Fluid Capacity	33 gal (124 l)
Steering Angle	40 degrees

Transmission

Max Speed - Forward	23 mph (36 kph)
Max Speed - Reverse	25 mph (40 kph)
Number of Forward Gears	4
Number of Reverse Gears	4
Transmission Type	full-powershift, planetary gear type

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