Ultra-tight tail swing allows you to dig deep in restricted spaces

Sep 30, 2005

The new Yanmar SV100 puts what the company calls an “ultra-tight” tail swing design in a 20,950-pound excavator package for serious digging in confined workspaces. A 73.5-horsepower engine helps this machine dig to a depth of 16 feet 1 inch and reach to a height of 23 feet 9 inches. The bucket offers 12,216 pounds of dig force. Side-to-side stability is increased by an offset track design and a three-pump system increases power and speed during multi-function operations.

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