Komatsu PC360 LC-11 Tracked Excavators

Komatsu PC360 LC-11

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Komatsu PC360 LC-11 is an excavator manufactured in Japan. It is designed for digging, loading, and general earthmoving on construction sites. The machine is powered by a Komatsu SAA6D114E-6 engine rated at 189 kW (257 hp) and uses a reference bucket capacity of 1 m³ (1.3 cu yd).

The PC360 LC-11 combines a 6-cylinder, 8 L engine with a boom length of 6,500 mm (21 ft 4 in) and a stick length of 3,185 mm (10 ft 5 in). Its working range includes a maximum digging depth of 7,380 mm (24 ft 3 in) and a maximum reach at ground level of 10,920 mm (35 ft 10 in), while bucket digging force is 227 kN (51,030 lbf).

Year

2017

Country of manufacturing

Japan

General specifications

Dimensions

Length

Height

Width

11,145 mm

~438.8 in

3,285 mm

~129.3 in

3,190 mm

~125.6 in

Engine Power

257 hp

Displacement

8 cu(m)

Fuel tank

605 L

Alternator output

90

Number of batteries

2

Cooling system

37 L

Number of Cylinders

6

Dimensions

mm

Width

3,190 mm

Operating Weight

36,081 kg

Reference Bucket Capacity

1 cu(m)

Drawbar Pull

290 kN

Maximum Rated Flow

535 L/min

System Relief Pressure

37,300 kPa

Hydraulic Pumps

cu(cm)

Hydraulic Capacity

188 L

Engine Model

Komatsu SAA6D,114E-6

Maximum Travel Speed - Low

3 km/h

Maximum Travel Speed - High

5 km/h

Maximum Pressure - Equipment

37,300 kPa

Maximum Pressure - Travel

37,300 kPa

Maximum Pressure - Swing

27,900 kPa

Engine Oil

35 L

Hydraulic System - Including Tank

188 L

Shipping Height - Top of Cab

3,285 mm

Tail Swing Radius

3,445 mm

Track Gauge

2,590 mm

Maximum Digging Depth

7,380 mm

Maximum Reach at Ground Level

10,920 mm

Bucket Digging Force - ISO

227 kN

Stick Digging Force - ISO

170 kN

Boom length

6,500 mm

Stick length

3,185 mm

Net Power (ISO 9249)

257 hp

Additional specifications

Rated power

192 kW

Ground Pressure

49 kPa

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Komatsu PC360 LC-11 Tracked Excavator

257 hp

11145 mm × 3190 mm × 3285 mm

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Andrew Eklund
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July 2026

We run ours for grading and pond digging. The boom holds steady for fine work. About the only downside is that tech integration varies a lot by model.

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No confirmed market price is supplied for the Komatsu PC360 LC-11. Check current listings and compare machine condition, location, hours, attachments, and configuration.

Listed strengths include 191.6 kW (257 hp) net power, a 1 m³ (1.31 cu yd) reference bucket capacity, 7,380 mm (290.6 in) maximum digging depth, 10,920 mm (429.9 in) ground-level reach, and 227 kN (51,032 lbf) ISO bucket digging force.

The PC360 LC-11 uses a Komatsu SAA6D114E-6 engine with 6 cylinders.

The PC360 LC-11 has 191.6 kW (257 hp) of engine power and net power under ISO 9249.

The supplied specifications do not confirm the fuel type for the Komatsu PC360 LC-11.

The supplied data does not list specific applications. Its 1 m³ (1.31 cu yd) reference bucket capacity, 7,380 mm (290.6 in) digging depth, and 10,920 mm (429.9 in) ground-level reach indicate capabilities relevant to excavation work.

The supplied data does not provide an expected service life. Assess maintenance records, operating history, fluid condition, hydraulic performance, undercarriage wear, and structural condition when evaluating a machine.

Check maintenance and operating records, engine starting and operation, hydraulic leaks and functions, boom and stick wear, bucket condition, undercarriage wear, track condition, cab controls, and signs of structural repairs or damage. Verify that the machine's configuration and attachments match the listing.