Caterpillar 420F2 Backhoe Loaders
Caterpillar 420F2
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The Caterpillar 420F2 is a backhoe loader from Caterpillar, manufactured in the United States for the 2016 production year. It is intended for construction work that combines loading and digging, and is listed with an operating weight of 11,000 and engine output of 92.
This model uses a C3.6 four-cylinder engine and a Power-Shift transmission, with Tier 4 Final emissions compliance. Backhoe-side specifications include a digging depth of 4,278 and a maximum digging depth of 4,360, while loader-side data includes a 610 bucket width and a pump flow of 187. The machine also has a 180-degree swing arc on the backhoe side.
Year
2016
Country of manufacturing
United States
General specifications
Engine Power
92 hp
Operating Weight
11,000 kg
Dig Depth
4,278 mm
Capacity Bucket (loader)
cu(m)
Capacity Bucket (backhoe)
cu(m)
Digging Depth (SAE)
4.36 m
Additional specifications
Emission standard level
Tier 4 Final
Displacement
3 cu(m)
Tires front
340/80-18
Transmission type
Power-Shift Transmission
Fuel tank
160 L
Cooling system
18 L
Overall length w/header
7,141 mm
Height to top of cab
2,819 mm
Wheelbase
2,200 mm
Number of Cylinders
4
Tires rear
500/70-24
Ground clearance with standard tires
294 mm
Battery Voltage
12
Bucket Width
610 mm
Hydraulic Capacity
95 L
Engine Model
C3.6
Engine Oil
9 L
Maximum Digging Depth
88 mm
Power - Net
92 hp
Net Power (ISO 9249)
91 hp
Alternator Rating
120
Bucket Weight
141 kg
Bucket Range
2,262 mm
Swing Arc
180 deg
Pump flow backhoe
187 L/min
Pump flow loader
187 L/min
System Relief Pressure backhoe
25,000 kPa
System Relief Pressure loader
25,000 kPa
Controls backhoe
Backhoe control pods with proportional joystick and thumb rollers
Controls loader
Proportional joystick with thumb rollers
Lights
6–8 work lights + road lights
Operating Weights with Full Fuel Tank, Standard Equipment
11,000 kg
Operating Weights typical with Cab, Extendable Dipperstick and Counterweight
7,726 kg
Length From Axle to Axle
2,200 mm
Loading Height, Truck Loading Position
3,642 mm
Reach From Center of Swing Pivot
5,612 mm
Digging Depth (SAE maximum)
4,360 mm
Stabilizer Spread, Operating
3,310 mm
Stabilizer Overall Width, Operating
3,770 mm
Bucket Dump Angle, Maximum
44 deg
Rollback Angle at Ground Level
37 deg
Height to Bucket Hinge Pin, Maximum
3,474 mm
Reach at Full Height, Bucket at 45 deg.
808 mm
Length From Front Axle Centerline to Bucket Cutting Edge
2,200 mm
Main Pump Type
Variable-flow, Axial Piston
Rated Operating Capacity
3,283 kg
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What is the average price of a Caterpillar 420F2?
No confirmed market price is supplied. Check current listings and compare machine condition, location, and configuration.
What are the key advantages of the Caterpillar 420F2?
Listed features include 68.6 kW (92 hp) engine power, a Power-Shift Transmission, 4,278 mm (168.4 in) dig depth, 180° swing arc, proportional joystick controls, and variable-flow axial-piston hydraulic pump flow of 187 L/min (49.4 gpm).
What type of engine does the 420F2 use?
The 420F2 uses a Caterpillar C3.6 engine with 4 cylinders and a Tier 4 Final emission standard level.
How much horsepower does the 420F2 have?
The 420F2 has engine power of 68.6 kW (92 hp). Net Power (ISO 9249) is 67.9 kW (91 hp).
What fuel does the Caterpillar 420F2 use?
The supplied specifications do not confirm the fuel type. They list a fuel tank capacity of 160 L (42.3 US gal).
What jobs is this Backhoe Loaders best suited for?
The supplied specifications do not identify specific job applications. Its listed backhoe and loader functions, 4,278 mm (168.4 in) dig depth, and truck loading height of 3,642 mm (143.4 in) may be relevant when matching it to site requirements.
What is the expected lifespan of the 420F2?
The supplied data does not provide an expected service life. For a used machine, inspect maintenance records, engine condition, hydraulic performance, transmission operation, tires, bucket wear, controls, and structural components.
What should a buyer check when purchasing a used Backhoe Loaders?
Check maintenance records, engine starting and operation, hydraulic leaks and performance, transmission shifting, tire condition, bucket and linkage wear, stabilizers, controls, lights, cab condition, and signs of structural damage or repairs. Verify that the configuration matches the intended work.
