Rayco C100 Meets Forestry Needs With Kubota Engine

Fri December 14, 2007 - National Edition
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The Rayco C100 features a 96 hp (71.6 kW) Kubota turbocharged diesel engine and boasts 39 gpm (147 Lpm) at 5500 psi (379.5 bar). With the advanced forestry cooling package, the C100 is capable of running unlimited hours in any temperature without overheating, according to the manufacturer.

The 16-in. (40.6 cm) steel track undercarriage offers traction and mobility in virtually any type of terrain. The cab features heating and air conditioning and easy access to the engine compartment and cooling system makes cleaning easier.

This story also appears on Forestry Equipment Guide.

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