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INTERMAT launch for Volvo’s compact L45G and L50G loaders

Volvo’s two compact hydrostatic wheeled loaders, the nine and 10 tonne L45 and L50, have been upgraded to G-series specification. It means the compact loaders get a transversely-mounted, four-cylinder D4H engine that gives 74-86kW, and drives a twin-range hydrostatic transmission with 100% locking differentials on both axles.
January 6, 2017 Read time: 1 min
L45 and L50 compact loaders use a transversely-mounted, four-cylinder D4H engine and twin-range hydrostatic transmission
2394 Volvo’s two compact hydrostatic wheeled loaders, the nine and 10 tonne L45 and L50, have been upgraded to G-series specification.

It means the compact loaders get a transversely-mounted, four-cylinder D4H engine that gives 74-86kW, and drives a twin-range hydrostatic transmission with 100% locking differentials on both axles.

Lift statistics ensure the compact loaders can still perform – static tipping loads at full turn are 5,500kg and 6,050kg respectively.

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