2025 TAKEUCHI TL10V2

2025

TAKEUCHI

TL10V2

3

Nuovi

C0000396

Takeuchi TL10V2 Open Station Compact Track Loader The Takeuchi TL10V2 Open Station delivers power, efficiency, and performance in a compact footprint, making it a strong choice for contractors, landowners, and operators working in demanding conditions. Built with a vertical lift loader frame, it offers excellent reach and stability—perfect for loading trucks or stacking materials. Designed for durability and easy access, the open station model keeps things simple with straightforward controls and no-nonsense reliability. It's easy to hop on and off the machine for tasks that require frequent ground work, while still packing the strength and features you expect from Takeuchi. Key Features: - Vertical Lift Loader Design – Ideal for loading and material handling applications. - Pilot Operated Joystick Controls – Smooth, responsive operation with minimal effort. - Heavy-Duty Undercarriage – Designed for rough conditions with a quiet ride track system. - Simple Open Platform – Easier access and great visibility, especially useful in warmer climates or stop-and-go jobs. Specifications (Open Station Model): - Engine: Kubota V3307-CR-TE4B, 3.3L Turbocharged Diesel - Horsepower: 74.3 hp @ 2,600 rpm - Operating Weight: 9,950 lbs - Rated Operating Capacity (35%): 2,522 lbs - Tipping Load: 7,205 lbs - Bucket Breakout Force: 6,520 lbs - Lift Arm Breakout Force: 5,400 lbs - Traction Force: 9,730 lbs - Travel Speed: Low – 4.8 mph, High – 7.0 mph - Standard Auxiliary Hydraulic Flow: 18.8 gpm - High Flow (optional): 32.8 gpm - Hydraulic System Pressure: 3,481 psi - Fuel Tank Capacity: 21.5 gallons - Ground Pressure: 4.8 psi Whether you're grading, lifting, or tackling tough terrain, the TL10V2 Open Station offers the performance and reliability to keep your day moving forward—without overcomplicating the ride.

3.268,13 kg

0,34 B

Vertical

2.957,42 kg

71,17 lpm

39,88 cm

Aperta

Led

Hand

Di vinile

Si

7,72 km/h

11,27 km/h

32 cm

55,41 kW

V3307CR-TE4B

Diesel