KOBELCO Construction Machinery USA Inc. has expanded its line-up of construction machinery with the launch of its large Next-Generation -11 Series crawler excavator. Weighing in at 190,000 lbs, the 93-ton crawler excavator offers power and stability even when working in large-capacity applications. A new 512-hp Isuzu TIER IV Final engine is capable of lifting heavy loads and operating large tools with ease. The boom-to-arm hydraulic reintegration system, ECO-Mode, auto idle stop, and auto engine deceleration provide fuel savings while delivering ample power.KOBELCO Construction Machinery USA Inc. has expanded its line-up of construction machinery with the launch of its large Next-Generation -11 Series crawler excavator. Weighing in at 190,000 lbs, the 93-ton crawler excavator offers power and stability even when working in large-capacity applications. A new 512-hp Isuzu TIER IV Final engine is capable of lifting heavy loads and operating large tools with ease. The boom-to-arm hydraulic reintegration system, ECO-Mode, auto idle stop, and auto engine deceleration provide fuel savings while delivering ample power.
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