60 excavator
Product Feature
MYZG 60 is a completely upgraded compact excavator. It integrates the characters of energy-saving, reliable,comfortable, operation flexible and low noise, widely usedin construction site, underground mining, gardens. municipal works and construction of cities and towns.
1. Equipped with YANMAR engine, turbocharger
2. Hengli constant power hydraulic system, load sensingcontrol
3. The whole machine is compact and operation flexibleadapt to various work conditions
Parameter
| Operating weight | 5.85 T |
| Bucket capacity | 0.22 m3 |
| Engine model | YANMAR 4TNV98 (turbocharger) |
| Rated power | 46.3/2200 kw/r/min |
| Volume of fuel tank | 100 L |
| Swing speed | 9.5 r/min |
| Max climbing degree | 70° |
| size | 5960 x 1960 x 2690 mm |
| Min. ground clearance | 360 mm |
| Tail swing radius | 1700 mm |
| Track length | 2560 mm |
| Track gauge | 1560 mm |
| Track width | 1960 mm |
| Track shoe width | 400 mm |
| Max. digging height | 5750 mm |
| Max. dumping height | 3980 mm |
| Max. digging depth | 3860 mm |
| Max. vertical wall digging depth | 3040 mm |
| Max. digging reach | 6170 mm |
| Arm length | 1630 mm |
| Boom length | 3000 mm |
Operator
Friendly ROPS certified pressurized climate-controlled cab with high-visibility displays, ergonomically designed controls, low-effort joysticks, and air suspension seat. One sliding window, a large removable bottom windshield, and a foldable top windshield offer the operator exceptional flexibility to configure the cab to meet their needs.
Optimized Hydraulics
The dual auxiliary controls feature high flow and low flow two-way proportional control are adjustable at the monitor. The improved design has a dedicated case drain line from the arm's end to the hydraulic tank. Choose multiple attachments for increased productivity.
Multipurpose Tool Carrier
Switching attachments and work tools like multiple buckets, hydraulic breakers, rock wheels, and shears can be fast, safe, and easy with our optional quick coupler or optional power latch tilt coupler.
