Categories ↠ Wheel Loaders ↠ Kawasaki 67Z7

Kawasaki 67Z7 Wheel Loader

Category: Wheel Loaders ➔
Manufacturer: Kawasaki ➔
Model: 67Z7 ➔

General Specifications

?Model	67Z7 Starting 2017 Model Year
Bucket Capacity cu. yd. (cu m)	3.1 to 3.5 (2.4 to 2.7) Starting 2017 Model Year
Engine Power hp (kw)	152 (113) Starting 2017 Model Year
Engine type	Isuzu 4HK1 Starting 2017 Model Year
Max Dump Height ft. (m)	12.6 (3.8) Starting 2016 Model Year
Operating?Weight	26,410 (11,980) Starting 2017 Model Year

Bucket

Dump Clearance at Max Raise

13 ft (4 m)

Engine

Make	Isuzu
Net Power	152 hp (113 kw)

Operating Specifications

Rated Bucket Capacity

3.1-4 cu yd (2-3 cu m)

Weights

Operational Weight

26,410 lbs (11,979 kg)

Kawasaki 67Z7s currently for sale

A 2016 Kawasaki 67Z7 From B-C Equipment Sales, Inc. for $96,408.00 USD

A 2017 Kawasaki 67Z7 From Bane Machinery for $69,500.00 USD

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