What engine is in a Takeuchi?
The TL10V2 is powered by a Kubota 3.3 liter diesel engine that produces 74.3 HP, 195 ft-lbs of torque, and features a DOC+DPF diesel exhaust after-treatment system.
What engine is in Takeuchi skid steer?
Kubota engines
Takeuchi skid steers typically run Kubota engines.
What is the biggest Takeuchi skid steer?
TL12V2
“The TL12V2 is the largest, most capable track loader in the industry and a welcome addition to the Takeuchi product line,” said David Caldwell, Product Manager at Takeuchi-US. “The TL12V2 delivers unmatched performance, an outstanding feature set, excellent service access, and it is a great value.
How much does a Takeuchi tl250 weight?
11905 lbs
Operating Specifications
| Alternator Supplied Amperage | 80 A |
|---|---|
| Max Speed – high range | 7.5 mph (12 kph) |
| Max Speed – low range | 4.9 mph (8 kph) |
| Operating Voltage | 12 V V |
| Operating Weight | 11905 lbs (5,400 kg) |
Who makes Takeuchi engine?
DEUTZ AG
DEUTZ AG: DEUTZ to supply engines to Japanese construction machinery manufacturer Takeuchi.
Where are Takeuchi skid steers made?
Takeuchi was built on innovation more than 50 years ago in Japan, and that commitment continues today with five group companies worldwide (Japan, U.S., U.K., France and China).
How much can a Takeuchi skid steer lift?
Performance. The Takeuchi TL12 is a high-performance skid steer loader with a maximum lifting capacity of 2833 lbs and a bucket breakout force of 8660 lbs.
How much does Takeuchi TL12 weight?
TL12V2 Specs
| OPERATING PERFORMANCE | ||
|---|---|---|
| Operating Weight – Canopy | 12,860 lbs | (5,835 kg) |
| Operating Weight – Cab | 13,190 lbs | (5,985 kg) |
| Tipping Load | 11,737 lbs | (5,324 kg) |
| Rated Operating Capacity @ 35%* | 4,107 lbs | (1,863 kg) |
How much does a Takeuchi skid steer weigh?
How long has Takeuchi been around?
Takeuchi manufacturing began in 1963 and has been a pioneer in the compact equipment industry. Takeuchi developed the world’s first compact excavator in 1971, and our innovation continued again in the mid-80’s with the introduction of the first compact track loader.