Caterpillar Wheel Loader 938 | 15.3 ton

Description

Caterpillar Wheel Loader 938 | 15.3 ton

The Caterpillar (Cat) 938 wheel loader, specifically the model variants configured for an operating weight of approximately 15.3 tons (15,399 kg), is typically representative of the latest generation of Cat 938 small wheel loaders.

lass=”yoast-text-mark” />>The current Cat 938 series is designed for versatility, featuring a high-torque engine and a hydrostatic transmission that balances fuel efficiency with breakout power.

Key Specifications (Cat 938 – ~15.3 Ton Config)

Feature Specification.
Operating Weight 15,399 kg (33,948 lb).

Engine Model Cat C7.1 ACERT.
Net Power (ISO 9249) 136 kW (182 hp).

Gross Power (SAE J1995) 143 kW (191 hp).
Bucket Capacities 2.5–5.0 m³ (3.3–6.5 yd³).

Static Tipping Load (Full Turn) 10,123 kg (22,318 lb).
Breakout Force 13,082 kg (28,841 lb).
Max Travel Speed 40 km/h (25 mph).

Performance & Dimensions

Engine: The C7.1 engine meets Tier 4 Final/Stage V emission standards.3 It is optimized for a low-speed, high-torque response, which reduces fuel consumption while maintaining cycle speed.

Linkage: Equipped with the Optimized Z-bar linkage, which combines the high breakout force of a traditional Z-bar with the parallel lifting capability of a tool carrier.

Dimensions:

Wheel Base: 3,050 mm.
Height (Top of Cab): 3,340 mm.

Hinge Pin Max Height: 3,969 mm.
Dump Clearance (at 45°): 2,822 mm.

Technology & Comfort

Cat Payload: Many units come with integrated scales to provide real-time weighing of the material in the bucket, helping to avoid truck overloading.

Cab Environment: Features a pressurized, quiet cab with a seat-mounted joystick, automatic climate control, and excellent all-around visibility.

Serviceability: Extended fluid and filter change intervals (up to 1,000 hours for many components) significantly lower long-term operating costs.
>>Note: Operating weight can vary depending on your specific configuration, such as tire choice (e.g., 20.5 R25), the weight of the counterweight, and the specific bucket or attachment used.

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