Caterpillar BH150 And BH160 Skid Steer Backhoe Attachments
Caterpillar skid steer backhoe attachments are a great choice to turn your existing skid steer into a smaller version of a backhoe. Cat offers two models of backhoe attachments for skid steers; the BH150 and the BH160.
Both models have in cab operation which allows you to reposition from inside the cab. This means increased cycle time than competitive company's skid steer backhoe attachments. Caterpillar backhoe attachments are compact which allows the skid steer operator to be able to work in a small, confined area. Side-shift allows you to work close to ledges and walls to widen trenches and dig.
Caterpillar skid steer backhoe attachment BH150 has an operating weight of 2256 pounds with a 165 inch reach. The BH150 can dig a maximum of 121 inches deep with a straight wall digging depth of 81 inches. With the arm two feet away from the machine there is a digging depth of 120 inches and a digging depth of 202 inches with the arm eight feet away from the machine body. The overall height of the BH150 is 136 inches and the overall length is 109 inches.
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Swing arc of the Caterpillar BH150 skid steer backhoe attachments is 180 degrees. The bucket itself rotates 192 degrees. The bucket breakout force is 7146 pounds and the stick breakout force is 3439 pounds. Buckets are available in 10-47 inches. The BH160 model of skid steer backhoe attachment from Caterpillar has a higher operating weight of 2309 pounds and a maximum digging depth of 121 inches. Digging depth with the arm two feet away from the body of the machine is 120 inches. At eight feet away from the body, the digging depth is 102 inches. When digging a straight wall, the digging depth is 81 inches. Like the BH150, the BH160 also has a swing arc of 180 degrees and a bucket rotation of 192 degrees. The bucket breakout force is also the same at 7146 pounds and the stick breakout force is also 3439 pounds. Buckets are available in 10 to 47 inches. The model of Caterpillar skid steer backhoe attachment best for your job or company will depend on the weight of the materials you will be digging and lifting. Digging depth and bucket rotation are equal for both models. |
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