Lifting Capacity Of The Excavator - Kubota K008-3 Operating Instructions Manual

Lifting capacity of the excavator

LIFTING CAPACITY OF THE EXCAVATOR
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The lifting capacity of the excavator is based on ISO 10567 and does not exceed 75% of the static tipping
load or 87% of the hydraulic lifting capacity of the machine.
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The lifting capacity is measured at the front pin part of the arm with the arm fully extended. The boom
cylinder is the operating cylinder.
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The lifting conditions are:
1. Swivel up to 360°
2. Over front end, dozer down
3. Over front end, dozer up
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As well as the lifting conditions, the length of the arm also affects the permitted lifting capacities and the
stability of the machine. Compare the dimensions of the machine arm with the details given in the lifting
capacity tables, in order to use the correct lifting capacity table for your machine.
Dimensions for the arm, see table "Arm version" in the section "Dimensions" (page 34).
Do not lift loads which exceed the values indicated in the lifting capacity tables.
The values given in the tables apply only to level and hard grounds. When working on soft
ground, the machine can tip over easily, as the load is concentrated on one side only and the
track or the dozer can dig into the ground.
The values given in the tables apply only for loads without bucket. If a bucket is used, the weight
of the bucket must be subtracted from the values in the tables. The weight of mounted accesso-
ries (e.g. breaker) must be subtracted from the lifting capacity.
Always observe the maximum permissible lifting capacity of the hoisting gear (e.g. load hooks).
The lifting of loads over the maximum permissible lifting capacity is not allowed.
During lifting operations, the boom may not be swivelled to the left or right. The machine could
tilt! To avoid accidental operation, fold down the rear part of the boom swing pedal.
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The position of the dozer is not relevant
to the maximum lifting capacity when
swivelling up to 360°.
The illustration on the label is repre-
sentative of both states: Dozer up and
down.
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