18.5 kW Mini Crawler Skid Steer Loader, 560 kg Load

Overview

More load, more weight

This is the heavier machine in the compact crawler group. At 1,417 kg and 18.5 kW, it carries a rated load of 560 kg, with a maximum of 600 kg, in a 0.19 m³ bucket. The extra weight acts as a counterbalance for the load, which is why a 560 kg rating is possible on a machine of this size.

What the other numbers mean

Travel speed is 6.5 km/h, and the machine climbs 25°. The listed breakout force is 4.5 kN, which is a modest value; it is enough to fill the bucket from loose material, but we advise against hard digging in compacted soil. For stronger digging, consider a mini excavator from our range.

Compliance and options

CE, EPA and Euro 5 apply to this model. The pump, valve and cylinder are described only as a premium make, so we do not name them; the hydraulic specification is given in your quotation. The machine is available in diesel or gasoline form, and you choose according to your fuel supply.

Choosing between loaders

If you need to carry about half a ton per trip, choose this loader. If your work is lighter, our 900 kg or 380 kg-class loaders cost less. For wheel-drive hard ground work, see the 17.2 kW 4×4 loader. Whichever you choose, the hydraulic flow, coupler type and operator protection are settled before production, and we send a drawing for approval.

The strongest of the small crawler loaders

This is our largest small crawler loader by power and load. The 18.5 kW engine and 560 kg rated load (600 kg maximum) put it above the 13.5 HP unit with its 300 kg bucket load. It weighs 1,417 kg, so it is heavier than our 900 kg and 890 kg machines, and its 25° climb ability is a little below the 30° of the 900 kg loader because of the greater weight. The 1,500 kg configurable loader is similar in size but lets you choose engine options. Choose this loader when you need to move more material per trip, or when you use hydraulic attachments that draw more flow. A rated load is the usual working limit, and the maximum is a peak not meant for every cycle. At 6.5 km/h it is better for work areas than for long hauls.