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MAX. PAYLOAD: 2.0 tonnes MAX. LIFT HEIGHT: 5 metres MAX. HORSEPOWER: 55.9 kW (75hp)
520-50
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STATIC DIMENSIONS
ENGINE ELECTRICS
Latest technology and advanced design provides low fuel consumption, reduced noise, high torque and power output, 12 V negative earth, 110 AH heavy duty battery with isolator. 75 amp alternator. Full road lighting, directive indicators, hazard warning.
total reliability and minimal maintenance.
Two-stage, dry type air filter with primary and safety elements. HYDRAULICS
Easily replaceable pre-finished dry liners, five bearing, heat treated crankshaft. Expansion controlled pistons.
Machine model 520-50
Displacement ltr 4.4 Operating system pressure bar 241
No. of cylinders 4 Flow at system pressure (@ 2200rpm) ltr/min 65
Bore size mm 105 Cycle times seconds
Stroke mm 127 Boom raise 7.4
Aspiration Naturally aspirated Boom lower 5.3
Power rating @ 2200rpm Extend 5.7
Gross SAE J1349 kW (hp) 55.9 Retract 3.2
Torque rating @ 1700rpm Bucket dump 2.3
SAE J1349 Nm 265 Bucket crowd 3.2
Noise level directive 2000/14/EC dBA 104
By making constant and massive investments in the latest production technology, the JCB factories
have become some of the most advanced in Europe.
By leading the field in innovative research and design, extensive testing and stringent quality control,
JCB machines have become renowned all over the world for performance, value and reliability.
And with a global sales and service network of over 400 distributors and agents, the company
exports over 70% of its production to all five continents.
Through setting the standards by which others are judged, JCB has become one of Britain’s
most impressive success stories.
JCB Sales Limited, Rocester, Staffordshire ST14 5JP. Tel: 01889 590312. Web: http://www.jcb.com
JCB reserves the right to change specifications without notice. Illustrations shown may include optional equipment and accessories. The JCB logo is a registered trademark of J C Bamford Excavators Ltd. 9999/5068 05/13 Issue 6