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Yanmar has added two new models of compact loader to its range that meet Tier 4 Final emissions regulations. The T210-1 compact tracked loader and S270V-1 skid steer loader share a 52kW 4TNV98CT engine that meets Tier 4 Final emissions using a diesel particulate filter combined with common rail fuel injection and cooled exhaust gas recirculation (EGR). With an operating weight of 3.69tonnes and a rated operating capacity of 1.22tonnes, the S270V-1 skid steer loader offers a 19.2km/h travel speed with the
January 6, 2017 Read time: 2 mins
Latest skid steer loaders from Yanmar meet Tier 4 Final emissions legislation
7139 Yanmar has added two new models of compact loader to its range that meet Tier 4 Final emissions regulations.

The T210-1 compact tracked loader and S270V-1 skid steer loader share a 52kW 4TNV98CT engine that meets Tier 4 Final emissions using a diesel particulate filter combined with common rail fuel injection and cooled exhaust gas recirculation (EGR).

With an operating weight of 3.69tonnes and a rated operating capacity of 1.22tonnes, the S270V-1 skid steer loader offers a 19.2km/h travel speed with the option of a two-speed transmission.

The low ground pressure, rubber tracked T210-1 compact tracked loader weighs in at a 4.48tonnes and offers a 953kg rated operating capacity. Travel speed is 8.7km/h, with an optional two-speed system giving added propulsion to 12.7km/h. The T210-1 also features automatic track tensioning, anti-stall hydrostatic pump and the option of two quick hitch systems.
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