Komatsu WA100M-7, Operation And Maintenance Manual

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6.4 Limit values for slopes Technical data
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WA80M-7, WA100M-7 – VENAM03001
6.4 Limit values for slopes
Maximum slope angle for machine operation
If operating the machine on a slope, its angle must not exceed
35° uphill, 35° downhill or 35° sideways. If you angle the machine
at more than 35° during operation, the motor, transmission,
hydraulic system or axles, will not be supplied with sufficient oil
and can be damaged.
Tipping angle, theoretically
The tipping angle is a calculated value. This states the angle at
which the machine at rest can stand on a slope without tipping
over. You must not work with the machine at these angles as the
motor, transmission, hydraulic system or axles, will not be sup-
plied with sufficient oil and can be damaged. The specified angle
refers to the transport position. The angle changes if you raise or
lower the work unit.
All data was measured with:
 Standard bucket filled (bulk weight => 1.8t/m³)
 Standard tyres
 Counterweight
WA80M-7,WA100M-7
A Uphill 35°
B Downhill 35°
C Sideways 35°
WA80M-7 WA100M-7
A
Uphill with operating load
Uphill without operating load 56°
39° 59°
40°
B
Downhill with operating load
Downhill without operating load 45°
58° 40°
57°
C
Lateral with operating load
Lateral without operating load 38°
38° 39°
39°