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Liebherr T282B vs. Komatsu HD325-7
9 reasons to buy Liebherr T282B:
Weight
| Unloaded rear weight distribution | 54 % and 48.3 % | 11 % more or 5.7 % |
Sizes
| Unloading ground clearance | 1650 mm and 480 mm | 71 % more or 1170 mm |
Operation
| Fuel Capacity | 4730 l. and 484 l. | 90 % more or 4246 l. |
| Engine oil volume | 390 l. and 50 l. | 87 % more or 340 l. |
| Differential/final drive fluid volume | 280 l. and 75 l. | 73 % more or 205 l. |
Motor
| Effective power | 2725 kW and 371 kW | 86 % more or 2354 kW |
| Displacement | 90 l. and 15.2 l. | 83 % more or 74.8 l. |
| Cylinders number | 20 and 6 | 70 % more or 14 |
Dump
| Lifting capacity with top | 212 m3 and 24 m3 | 89 % more or 188 m3 |
3 reasons to buy Komatsu HD325-7:
Weight
| Unloaded front weight distribution | 51.7 % and 46 % | 11 % more or 5.7 % |
| Loaded rear weight distribution | 67 % and 66 % | 1 % more or 1 % |
Gear box
| Maximum speed | 70 km/h and 64.4 km/h | 8 % more or 5.6 km/h |
Neutral reasons:
Weight
| Weight without load | 252000 kg and 31600 kg |
| Laden weight | 652000 kg and 63680 kg |
| Loaded front weight distribution | 33 % and 33 % |
Sizes
| Unloading height | 14900 mm and 7925 mm |
| Dimensional length | 14500 mm and 8465 mm |
| Overall width | 8990 mm and 3660 mm |
| Headroom | 7840 mm and 4150 mm |
| Wheelbase | 6550 mm and 3750 mm |
Motor
| Model | 20V4000 and SAA6D140E-5 |
| Manufacturer | Detroit diesel and Komatsu |
Dump
| Nominal payload | 363000 kg and 36287.4 kg |
| Discharge angle | 45 degrees and 48 degrees |
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Sizes
| 3. Headroom | 7840 mm | 3. Headroom | 4150 mm |
| 4. Wheelbase | 6550 mm | 4. Wheelbase | 3750 mm |
| 6. Unloading height | 14900 mm | 6. Unloading height | 7925 mm |
| 7. Unloading ground clearance | 1650 mm | 7. Unloading ground clearance | 480 mm |
| 1. Dimensional length | 14500 mm | 1. Dimensional length | 8465 mm |
| 2. Overall width | 8990 mm | 2. Overall width | 3660 mm |
Dump
| 8. Discharge angle | 45 degrees | 8. Discharge angle | 48 degrees |