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Yanmar CBL40 Backhoe Loader

Category: Backhoe Loaders ➔
Manufacturer: Yanmar ➔
Model: CBL40 ➔

General Specifications

Backhoe

Dig Depth	10 ft (3 m)
Load Height	9 ft (3 m)
Reach From Swivel	13 ft (4 m)

Dimensions

Ground Clearance	1 ft (0 m)
Transport Length	20 ft (6 m)
Transport Width	6 ft (2 m)
Wheelbase	6 ft (2 m)

Engine

Aspiration	Turbocharged
Gross Power	37 hp (28 kw)
Net Power	35 hp (26 kw)

Hydraulic System

Pump Flow Capacity	11 gpm (42 lpm)
Pump Type	2x piston
Relief Valve Pressure	3000 psi

Loader

Clearance at Max Dump Height	7 ft (2 m)
Reach at Max Dump Height	2 ft (1 m)

Operating Specifications

Fuel Capacity	16 gal (62 l)
Max Weight	7,750 lbs (3,515 kg)
Tire Size Front - 2wd / 4wd	27x10.5-15
Turning Radius	8 ft (3 m)

Tires

Rear Tires Size

15-19.5

Transmission

Max Speed	14 mph (22 kph)
Max Speed - Reverse	14 mph (22 kph)
Number of Forward Gears	2
Number of Reverse Gears	2
Transmission Type	Mechanically controlled load sensing HMT

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