Kramer Allrad 418 ( bucket / forks / quickhit / 1998 / 11301H / four-wheel steering )

Kramer Allrad 418 Wheel Loader – 1999 – 11,300 hours

Make: Kramer Allrad
Model: 418
Machine: Wheel loader
Year of manufacture: 1999
Operating hours: approx. 11,300 hours
Fuel: Diesel

Engine: Perkins 704-30
Engine type: 4-cylinder, 4-stroke diesel engine
Cooling: Water-cooled
Displacement: approx. 2,955 cm³
Engine power: 44 kW / 60 hp
Max. Torque: approx. 210 Nm
Fuel system: Direct injection

Drive: Hydrostatic four-wheel drive (4x4)
Transmission: Hydrostatic
Travel speed: 0–20 km/h
Drive ranges: 2
Steering: Four-wheel steering
Steering angle: approx. 40° per axle
Service brake: Hydraulic
Parking brake: Mechanical

Net/transport weight: approx. 4,300 kg
Permissible gross weight: approx. 5,500 kg
Permissible front axle load: approx. 3,750 kg
Permissible rear axle load: approx. 3,750 kg

Standard bucket capacity: approx. 0.85 m³
Breakout force (lift cylinder): approx. 40 kN
Breakout force (tilt cylinder): approx. 35 kN
Working hydraulics: approx. 70 l/min
Hydraulic operating pressure: approx. 210 bar

Tire size: 12.5-20
Wheelbase: approx. 1,910 mm
Track width: approx. 1,370 mm
Turning radius (outer edge of machine): approx. 3.60 m

Transport length: approx. 5,050 mm
Transport width: approx. 1,750 mm
Transport height: approx. 2,480 mm

Configuration / equipment:
4x4 four-wheel drive
Four-wheel steering
Hydrostatic drive
Enclosed ROPS cab
Joystick control
Adjustable operator seat
Front and rear work lights
Rotating beacon
20 km/h Configuration
Equipped with a loader bucket
Quick-coupler system visible on the machine
A solid, all-around compact wheel loader

1999 Kramer Allrad 418 with approximately 11,300 operating hours. A compact and agile 4x4 wheel loader featuring a 4-cylinder Perkins diesel engine, hydrostatic drive, and four-wheel steering. The machine is equipped with an enclosed cab, a quick-coupler system, and a loader bucket. Suitable for tasks such as earthmoving, site work, agricultural applications, and general loading operations.