Volvo Michigan 380B Wheel Dozer

Volvo Michigan 380B

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General overview

Volvo Michigan 380B is a dozer produced in Sweden for construction site preparation and bulk earthmoving. Introduced in 1985, it is powered by a Cummins VTA-28-C engine with 12 cylinders and 28 L displacement. The engine is rated at 420 kW (572 hp), with net power of 314 kW (427 hp).

The machine is fitted with a U Blade and a blade capacity of 10.7 m³ (14 cu yd); the VPAT blade capacity is also listed at 10.7 m³ (14 cu yd). Closed and pressurized hydraulic controls with a plate-steel tank support blade operation, and it also has a 757.1 L (200 US gal) fuel tank.

Category
Manufacturer
Year

1985

Country of manufacturing

Sweden

General specifications

Dimensions

Weight

Width

Height

Length

50,998 kg

~112,431.4 lb

3,530 mm

~139 in

4,400 mm

~173.2 in

10,820 mm

~426 in

Engine Power

572 hp

Operating Weight

65.9 kg

Blade Capacity

10.7 cu(m)

Additional specifications

Displacement

28,000 cu(cm)

Fuel tank

757.1 L

Number of Cylinders

12

Engine Model

Cummins VTA-28-C

Power Train

Clark high-efficiency, single-stage​ Clark fully-floating axle shafts with planetary-type hub reductions. The front axle is fixed, and the rear axle oscillates

VPAT Blade Capacity

10.7 cu(m)

Hydraulic controls

Closed and pressurized with a plate-steel tank

Type of Blade

U Blade

Power - Net

427 hp

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50998 kg

10820 mm × 3530 mm × 4400 mm

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The supplied specifications list a Cummins VTA-28-C engine, 426.5 kW (572 hp) engine power, a U Blade, and 10.7 m³ (14 cu yd) blade capacity. Its power train includes planetary-type hub reductions, with a fixed front axle and oscillating rear axle.

The Michigan 380B uses a Cummins VTA-28-C engine. The supplied specifications list 12 cylinders and 28,000 cc displacement.

The supplied specifications list engine power of 426.5 kW (572 hp). Net power is listed as 318.4 kW (427 hp).

The supplied data does not confirm the fuel type. It lists a fuel tank capacity of 757.1 L (200 US gal).

The supplied data does not specify intended job applications. Its U Blade and 10.7 m³ (14 cu yd) blade capacity are relevant details when assessing suitability for material-moving work.

The supplied data does not provide an expected lifespan. For a used machine, assess maintenance records, engine condition, power-train operation, hydraulic controls, blade condition, and signs of structural wear.

Check service records, engine starting and operation, power-train performance, hydraulic-control function, blade condition, fuel-system condition, axle operation, leaks, structural damage, and overall wear. Confirm that the machine’s configuration and condition suit the planned work.