2023 Caterpillar 279D3 C3HF
- 284 hours
- Ships nationwide
- #A2566209
+13 more2023 Caterpillar 279D3 C3HF
- 284 hours
- Ships nationwide
- #A2566209
About this equipment
The 2023 Caterpillar 279D3 C3HF is a cutting-edge compact track loader designed for efficiency and comfort. It boasts a 74.3 hp engine and an operating weight of 10,626 lbs, with advanced features like an enclosed cab with HVAC, backup camera, electro-hydraulic joystick controls, and a high-flow XPS hydraulic system. The machine supports two-speed travel and has an array of optional enhancements including a heated air suspension seat, Bluetooth connectivity, and LED projector headlights. Safety and operational efficiency are prioritized with features like auto-idle, anti-theft system, and a quick coupler for easy attachment switches. This loader is well-suited for demanding environments, offering a blend of power and precision with a maximum speed of 8.4 mph and a rated operating capacity of 2,935 lbs.
Features
Enclosed Cab with HVAC
Advanced Display with Backup Camera
Electro-hydraulic Joystick Controls
Heated Air Suspension Seat (Optional)
Two-Speed Travel
High Flow XPS Hydraulic System (Optional)
Sealed and Pressurized Cab for Reduced Noise and Dust
Ride Control Feature to Smooth Out the Ride
Auto-Idle and Auto-Engine Shutdown for Fuel Efficiency
Bluetooth Radio and USB Ports (Optional)
LED Projector Headlights for Improved Visibility
Anti-Theft System with Passcode Protection
Quick Coupler to Easily Switch Between Attachments
Steel Imbed Rubber Track
Reversing Fan to Blow Out Debris (Optional)
Specifications
Engine Power: 74.3 hp
Displacement: 203.2 cu in
Operating Weight: 10,626 lbs
Fuel Capacity: 27.7 gal
Track Width: 15.7 in
Ground Pressure: 4.9 psi
Max Speed - low range: 5.2 mph
Max Speed - high range: 8.4 mph
Rated Operating Capacity: 2,935 lbs
Tipping Load: 8,383 lbs
Pump Flow: 23 gal/min
Hydraulic Pressure: 3335 psi
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