2024 Volvo Construction Equipment Large Wheel Loaders L70H

2024 Volvo Construction Equipment Large Wheel Loaders L70H

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  • Year 2024
  • Make Volvo Construction Equipment
  • Model Large Wheel Loaders
  • Engine D6J
2024 Volvo Construction Equipment Large Wheel Loaders L70H

2024 Volvo Construction Equipment Large Wheel Loaders L70H

2024 Volvo Construction Equipment Large Wheel Loaders L70H

AN UPDATED MODEL FOR OPTIMUM RESULTS

Get the most out of your upgraded L70H, packed with innovative features that achieve up to 20% greater fuel efficiency.

Features may include:

LOADED WITH VERSATILITY
  • Say hello to the latest addition to the H-Series wheel loaders: the upgraded L70H. Built on the established H-Series design, the next-generation machine is the ultimate all-rounder, offering the high quality performance you’d expect from a Volvo wheel loader, plus a host of features that promote greater versatility and stability to handle your workload.
UP TO 20% MORE EFFICIENT
  • Get the most out of your investment with a cost-effective solution. At Volvo, we’re committed to driving your operating costs down. That’s why we’ve refined the mid-sized H-Series wheel loaders to deliver up to 20% greater fuel efficiency and optimize productivity.
NO COMPROMISE ON COMFORT
  • It’s not just the machine that’s ready for any challenge. From the comfort and security of the spacious Volvo cab, the operator is primed for a productive work shift.

Engine

Engine Manufacturer Volvo
Engine D6J
Engine Power SAE J1995 Gross: 170 HP. | ISO 9249, SAE J1349 Net: 170 HP.
Rated Engine Speed Max: 1,800 RPM.
Engine Torque (rpm) Max: 1,400 RPM

Wheels & Tires

Tires, Rear Specification 20.5R25

Operational

Operating Conditions Breakout Force: 19,700 lbf | SAE J1995 Gross: 627 lbf ft | ISO 9249, SAE J1349 Net: 627 lbf ft

Capacities

Load Capacity, Land Static Tipping Load At Full Turn: 18,680 lbs
Volume Bucket: 2.4 - 8.4 yd³ | Log Grapples: 1.1 - 1.8 yd²

Weights

Weight, In Running Order 27,556 - 34,172 lbs

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