Versatile loader from Doosan

New from Doosan is the DL250 Tc-5 wheeled loader. Weighing in at just over 14tonnes, this machine is equipped with a parallel front end system instead of a Z-bar linkage. This configuration is said to optimise its versatility, allowing it to be used for a wider range of duties. Power comes from an emissions compliant diesel delivering 128kW at 2,100rpm. The machine can deliver 102kN of bucket force and features a tipping load of 8.2tonnes at 40°.
April 19, 2016 Read time: 2 mins
Doosan’s new wheeled loader offers versatility

New from 695 Doosan is the DL250 Tc-5 wheeled loader. Weighing in at just over 14tonnes, this machine is equipped with a parallel front end system instead of a Z-bar linkage. This configuration is said to optimise its versatility, allowing it to be used for a wider range of duties. Power comes from an emissions compliant diesel delivering 128kW at 2,100rpm. The machine can deliver 102kN of bucket force and features a tipping load of 8.2tonnes at 40°.

The machine has also been designed for operator comfort, as well as having improved ergonomics. The roomy cab is said to ensure low noise when the machine is in use, while the large glass area provides good all round visibility and helps maximise working safety. As with other wheeled loaders in the Doosan line-up, the machine is said to be highly productive and durable.

Maintenance is also said to be easy due to the grouped service points being placed at ground level, helping to cut downtime and servicing costs.

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