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® ® Engine Engine Model Cat ® 3516B EUI Gross Power – 1417 kW 1,900 hp SAE J1995 Net Power – SAE J1349 1320 kW 1,771 hp Weights – Approximate Gross Machine 317 515 kg 700,000 lb Operating Weight Operating Specifications Nominal Payload Capacity 177 tonnes 195 tons Body Capacities Dual Slope – 100% fill factor Struck 73 m 3 96 yd 3 Heaped (SAE 2:1) 105 m 3 137 yd 3 Flat Floor – 100% fill factor Struck 92 m 3 102 yd 3 Heaped (SAE 2:1) 121 m 3 158 yd 3 789C Mining Truck

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Page 1: CAT 789C Brochure

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EngineEngine Model Cat® 3516B EUIGross Power – 1417 kW 1,900 hpSAE J1995Net Power – SAE J1349 1320 kW 1,771 hp

Weights – ApproximateGross Machine 317 515 kg 700,000 lbOperating Weight

Operating SpecificationsNominal Payload Capacity 177 tonnes 195 tonsBody Capacities

Dual Slope – 100% fill factorStruck 73 m3 96 yd3

Heaped (SAE 2:1) 105 m3 137 yd3

Flat Floor – 100% fill factorStruck 92 m3 102 yd3

Heaped (SAE 2:1) 121 m3 158 yd3

789CMining Truck

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789C Mining TruckEngineered for performance, designed for comfort, built to last.

Top Performance.Developed specifically for high productionmining and hauling applications, the 789CMining Truck keeps material moving at highvolume to lower your cost-per-ton.

Reliable, Durable, Dependable.Rugged construction and easy maintenanceprocedures ensure long life with lowoperating costs.

Truck Body Systems

A variety of Caterpillar designedand built truck bodies ensure optimalperformance and reliability in toughmining applications. Cat dealers canhelp build an optimum hauling systemto maximize truck payloads and extendbody and truck wear life. pg. 14

Monitoring System

VIMS® monitoring system providesoperators, service technicians andmanagers with vital machine healthand payload data to keep the 789Cperforming at peak efficiency and topproduction levels while lowering cost-per-ton. pg. 12

Serviceability

The 789C is designed for quick andeasy servicing. Simplified service andmaintenance features reduce downtime,allowing the machine to spend less timebeing serviced and more time on thehaul roads. pg. 11

Engine/Power Train Integration

The Cat Data Link electronicallycombines engine, transmission, brakeand operational information to optimizeoverall truck performance. Storeddiagnostic data can be accessed viathe Electronic Technician (Cat ET)to improve troubleshooting and reducedowntime. pg. 6

Power Train – Transmission

The Cat six-speed power shifttransmission and mechanical powertrain, matched with the electronic unitinjection 3516B engine, providesconsistent power and efficiency forpeak power train performance. pg. 5

Power Train – Engine

The Cat 3516B engine delivers thepower and reliability necessary toperform in the most demandingapplications. Designed for efficientoperation, the 3516B offers excellentfuel efficiency, lower emissions,reduced engine noise and loweroperating costs. pg. 4

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Safety

Caterpillar sets the standard whenit comes to safety in the design andmanufacturing of heavy equipmentfor the mining industry. Safety is notan afterthought at Caterpillar, but anintegral part of all machine andsystems designs. pg. 17

Customer Support

Caterpillar dealers provide unmatchedproduct support, anywhere in the world.With industry-best parts availability anda wide range of maintenance andservice options, Cat dealers have what ittakes to keep your mining machinesproductive. pg. 16

Operator’s Station

The ergonomic cab is designed foroperator comfort and ease of operationto allow the operator to focus onproduction. Controls and gaugesare positioned within easy reach foroptimum efficiency and superiorcontrol. pg. 10

Caterpillar Brake System

Cat oil-cooled, multiple disc brakesoffer exceptional, fade-resistant brakingand retarding for maximumperformance and productivity in all haulroad conditions. Integrated BrakingControl combines retarding and tractioncontrol into one system for optimumbraking efficiency. pg. 8

Structures

Caterpillar® truck frames are built tooptimize torsional load displacement.Mild steel provides flexibility, durabilityand resistance to impact loads.Castings and forgings in high stressareas provide exceptional strengthand durability for long life. pg. 7

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Engine. The Cat 3516B EUI Quadturbocharged and aftercooled dieselengine delivers high power andreliability in the world’s mostdemanding mining applications.

Design. The 3516B is a 16-cylinder,four-stroke design that uses long,effective power strokes for morecomplete fuel combustion andoptimum efficiency.

EPA Compliant. The 3516B engine iscompliant with U.S. EnvironmentalProtection Agency Tier I emissionsstandards.

Altitude Compensation. Designed formaximum operating efficiencies ataltitudes under 2300 m (7,500 ft).

High Torque Rise. The 23% net torquerise provides unequalled lugging forceduring acceleration, on steep gradesand in rough underfoot conditions.Torque rise effectively matchestransmission shift points for maximumefficiency and fast cycle times.

Enhanced Life. High displacement, lowrpm rating, and conservative horsepowerratings mean more time on the haulroads and less time in the shop.

Single-Piece Piston Design.New single-piece forged steel pistonswith integrated forged steel skirt aremore robust to withstand high engineheat and pressure, enable enhancedcombustion, improve fuel efficiency,and lower emissions. Corrosion resistant,stainless steel top ring reduces ring,groove and liner wear for greaterreliability and longer life.

Electronic Unit Injection (EUI).The electronically controlled unitinjection fuel system senses operatingconditions and regulates fuel deliveryfor optimum fuel efficiency. The provenhigh-pressure fuel system providesimproved response times and moreefficient fuel burn with lower emissionsand less smoke.

Electronic Control Module (ECM).Utilizes advanced engine managementsoftware to monitor, control, and protectthe engine utilizing self-diagnosingelectronic sensors. The computerizedsystem senses operating conditions andpower requirements and adjusts enginefor peak performance and most efficientoperation and at all times.

Separate Circuit Aftercooler.Allows the aftercooler circuit to operatecooler than jacket water temperaturefor a denser air charge and greatercombustion efficiency.

Oil Renewal System. Optional oilrenewal system extends engine oilchange intervals from 500 hours to4,000 hours or more to increasemachine availability and reduce costs.

Engine Protection. Computerizedsystem electronically protects theengine during cold starts, high altitudeoperation, air filter plugging, and highexhaust temperature.

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Power Train – EngineThe Cat 3516B EUI engine is built for power, reliability and efficiency for superiorperformance in the toughest applications.

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Mechanical Power Train. The Catmechanical drive power train and powershift transmission provides unmatchedoperating efficiency and control onsteep grades, in poor underfootconditions, and on haul roads with highrolling resistance.

1) Transmission. The Cat six-speedplanetary power shift transmission ismatched with the direct-injection 3516Bdiesel engine to deliver constant powerover a wide range of operating speeds.

Robust Design. Designed for the higherhorsepower of the 3516B engine,the proven planetary power shifttransmission is built tough for longlife between overhauls.

Long Life. A dedicated oil tank andcircuit provides cooler, cleaner oil formaximum performance and longercomponent life.

Transmission Chassis Control (TCC).TCC uses electronically transferredengine rpm data to execute shifts atpreset points for optimum performance,efficiency and clutch life.

2) Lock-Up Torque Converter. Combinesmaximum rimpull and cushioned shiftingof torque converter drive with theefficiency and performance of directdrive. Engages at approximately7.2 km/h (4.5 mph), delivering morepower to the wheels.

Lock-Up Clutch. Quickly releases andre-engages to reduce power train torqueloads for smoother shifting, long lifeand a more comfortable ride.

Smooth Shifting. Individual clutchmodulation provides smooth clutchengagements to optimize performanceand extend clutch life.

3) Final Drives. Cat final drives work asa system with the planetary power shifttransmission to deliver maximum powerto the ground. Built to withstand theforces of high torque and impact loads,double reduction final drives providehigh torque multiplication to furtherreduce drive train stress.

Steering System. Hydraulic steeringcontrol system is designed forexceptional smoothness and precisecontrol. A separate circuit preventscross contamination for long life.

Supplemental Steering. Supplementalsteering system uses pressureaccumulators and allows up to three90 degree turns in case of engine failure.

Wheels and Rims. Cast rear wheels andCat center-mount rims are mountedusing studs and nuts to minimizemaintenance and maximize durability.

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Power Train – TransmissionCat mechanical power train delivers more power to the ground for greater productivity andlower operating costs.

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Cat Data Link. Electronically integratesmachine computer systems to optimizeoverall power train performance,increase reliability and component life,and reduce operating costs.

Controlled Throttle Shifting. Regulatesengine rpm during shifting to reducepower train stress and clutch wearby controlling engine speed, torqueconverter lock-up and transmissionclutch engagement for smoother shiftsand longer component life.

Directional Shift Management.Regulates engine speed during directionalshifts to prevent damage caused by highspeed directional changes.

Neutral Coast Inhibitor. Preventstransmission from shifting to neutralat speeds above 6.5 km/h (4 mph) toprotect the transmission from operatingwith insufficient lubrication.

Body-up Reverse Neutralizer.Automatically shifts the transmissionto neutral if the hoist lever is activatedwhile transmission is shifted in reverse.

Body-up Shift Inhibitor. Prevents thetransmission from shifting above thepre-programmed gear without the bodyfully lowered.

Overspeed Protection. The transmissioncontrol electronically senses engineconditions and automatically up-shiftsone gear to prevent overspeeding.If overspeeding occurs in top gear,the lock-up clutch is disengaged.

Programmable Top Gear. Transmissiontop gear maximum can be set using theCat Electronic Technician service tool tohelp the operator maintain speed limits.

Anti-Hunt Function. Minimizes shiftingby not allowing the transmission to upor down shift immediately after a shifthas occurred. This prevents gear huntingwhen operating near a shift point andminimizes transmission shifting forincreased component life.

Downshift Inhibitor. Prevents engineoverspeeding by keeping transmissionfrom downshifting until engine speedreaches the downshift point.

Electronic Technician (Cat ET).Cat ET service tool provides servicetechnicians with easy access to storeddiagnostic data through the Cat DataLink to simplify problem diagnosisand increase machine availability.

Diagnostic Capability. Critical data fromthe electronic engine and transmissioncontrols, including transmission shifting,engine speed and fuel consumption,provides service technicians withenhanced diagnostic capability toreduce downtime and operating costs.

Integrated Braking Control (IBC).Integrates Hydraulic Automatic RetarderControl and Traction Control into onesystem for optimum performance andefficiency.

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Engine/Power Train IntegrationElectronically combines critical power train components to work more intelligently and tooptimize overall truck performance.

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Box-Section Design. The 789C frameuses a box-section design, incorporatingtwo forgings and 21 castings in highstress areas with deep penetrating andcontinuous wrap-around welds to resistdamage from twisting loads withoutadding extra weight.

Steel Structures. Mild steel usedthroughout frame provides flexibility,durability, and resistance to impact loads,even in cold climates. Additionally, mildsteel facilitates easy field repair.

Castings. Castings have large radiiwith internal reinforcing ribs todissipate stress in areas of high stressconcentration. Castings move welds tolower stress areas for greater frame life.

Serviceability. The open box-sectionframe design allows easy access topower train components, reducingoverall removal and installation time,and lowering overall repair costs.The raised and pinned body allowsexcellent access to the transmission.

Integral Four-Post ROPS Cab.Resiliently mounted to the main frameto reduce vibration and sound, theintegral ROPS is designed as an extensionof the truck frame. The ROPS/FOPSstructure provides “five sided protection”for the operator.

Suspension System. Designed todissipate haul road and loading impactsfor longer frame life and a morecomfortable ride.

Cylinders. Four independent self-contained, oil pneumatic, variable-rebound suspension cylinders aredesigned to absorb shocks in the mostsevere applications.

Durable Design. Rugged cylindersutilize large diameter bore and lowpressure nitrogen/oil design for longlife with minimal maintenance.

• Front. Front cylinders with presetcaster and camber are mountedto the frame and serve as steeringkingpins for a tight turning radiuswith excellent maneuverability andlow maintenance.

• Rear. Rear cylinders allow axleoscillation and absorb bending andtwisting stresses caused by rough,uneven haul roads rather thantransmitting them to the main frame.

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StructuresRugged Cat structures are the backbone of the 789C mining truck’s durability.

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Integrated Braking System. The Catoil-cooled braking system deliversreliable performance and control inthe most extreme haul road conditions.The integrated system combines theservice, secondary, parking brake andretarding functions in the same robustsystem for optimum braking efficiency.

Cat Data Link. All control modulescommunicate via the Cat Data Link andwork together as an integrated systemto maximize production efficiency andextend component life.

Oil-Cooled Multiple Disc Brakes.Caterpillar four-wheel, forced oil-cooled,multiple disc service brakes arecontinuously cooled by water-to-oilheat exchangers for exceptional, non-fade braking and retarding performance.

Optional Extended Life Disc Brakes.Extended life friction material has doublethe wear life of standard brakes and istwice as resistant to glazing for moreconsistent braking power with less noise.

Brake Design. Cat oil-cooled discbrakes are designed with large discsand plates for reliable, adjustment-freeoperation and performance. Brakes arecompletely enclosed and sealed toprevent contamination and reducemaintenance.

Long Life. An oil film prevents directcontact between the discs. This designabsorbs the braking forces by shearingthe oil molecules and carrying heataway to extend brake life.

Pistons. The Caterpillar two-piece pistondesign combines the service, secondary,parking brake, and retarding functionsin the same system. The primary pistonhydraulically actuates both service andretarding functions. The secondarypiston is spring-applied and held inthe disengaged position by hydraulicpressure. If hydraulic system pressuredrops below a specified level, thespring-applied secondary pistonautomatically applies the brakes.

Parking Brake. Oil-cooled, spring-applied, hydraulically released parkingbrake is applied to all four wheels forsuperior parking capability on all gradesup to 15 percent.

Hydraulic Automatic Retarder Control(HARC). Hydraulically activated automaticretarder control system electronicallycontrols retarding on grade to maintainoptimum engine rpm and oil cooling.Additional braking may be appliedusing the manual retarder or the brakepedal. HARC is deactivated whenthe operator applies the brake oraccelerator controls.

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Reliable braking with superior control gives the operator the confidence to focuson productivity.

Caterpillar Brake System

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HARC vs. ARC.

• Less chance for engine overspeed

• Smoother engagement

• No loping

• Less demand on air system

• Reduces operating costs

HARC Production Advantages.

Faster Speeds. HARC allows theoperator to maintain optimum enginespeeds for faster downhill hauls andgreater productivity.

Superior Control. Automatic brakemodulation offers a smoother ride andbetter control in slippery conditions,allowing the operator to concentrateon driving.

Ease of Operation. HARC increasesoperating ease, resulting in greateroperator confidence with less fatigue.

Engine Overspeed Protection.Automatically activates HARC whenengine speed exceeds factory presetlevels, regardless of operator inputs,to avoid potentially damaging engineoverspeeds.

Four Corner Retarding. Four cornerretarding with 60/40 percent split(rear/front) in braking effort providessuperior control in slippery conditions.Balanced front to rear brake torqueprovides exceptional braking performanceand minimizes wheel lock-up, especiallyduring retarding.

Traction Control System (TCS).Electronically monitors and controlsrear wheel slippage for greater tractionand enhanced truck performance in poorunderfoot conditions. If slippage exceedsa set limit, the oil-cooled disc brakesengage to slow the spinning wheel.Torque is then automatically transferredto the wheel with better traction.

Differential Action. Normal differentialaction provides superior manueveringand control in slippery conditions.

Integrated Braking Control (IBC).Combines Hydraulic Automatic RetarderControl (HARC) and Traction ControlSystem (TCS) into one integrated brakecontrol system for optimum efficiency,performance and reliability.

Fuel Efficiency. The engine providesadditional retarding by running againstcompression on downhill hauls. Duringretarding applications the engine ECMdoes not inject fuel into the cylindersfor exceptional fuel economy.

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Ergonomic Layout. The 789C operatorstation is ergonomically designed fortotal machine control in a comfortable,productive and safe environment.All controls, levers, switches and gaugesare positioned to maximize productivityand minimize operator fatigue.

Quiet Cab. Integral, sound-suppressedROPS/FOPS cab is resiliently mountedto the mainframe to isolate the operatorfrom sound and vibration for a quiet,secure and comfortable ride.

Viewing Area. Designed for excellentall-around visibility and clear sight linesto the haul road. The large viewing areaenables the operator to maneuver withconfidence for high productivity.

1) Air Suspension Seat w/ Three-PointOperator Restraint. Ergonomicallydesigned, fully adjustable air suspensionseat with adjustable armrests providesoptimal driving comfort. A wide,retractable 3-point seat/shoulder beltprovides a secure, comfortable restraint.

2) Hoist Lever. Four-position, low effortelectronic hoist control system withfingertip control is mounted next tothe operator’s seat for ease of operation.

3) Secondary Brake Pedal.Conveniently located on the floor foreasy operator control.

4) Monitoring System. The VIMS systemfeatures an easy-to-read display andeasy-to-use operator input keypad forprecise machine status information.

5) Steering Column. Comfort wheel withtilt and telescoping steering providesa comfortable driving position.

6) Transmission Console. Ergonomic gearshift lever with backlit gear indicatorsoptimize efficiency.

7) Parking Brake Reset Valve.Parking brake cannot be released whenair system is drained until valve buttonis reset.

8) Storage Compartment. Located underthe trainer seat for a safe, unclutteredworking environment.

9) Trainer Seat. Full-size, fully paddedtrainer seat features a backrest, wide hipand shoulder room, and seat belt forsecure travel. Air-suspension, optional.

10) Operator Window. Powered operatorwindow and sliding trainer seat windowoffer simple operation and anunobstructed view.

11) Operator Controls. Easy to reachturn signal, high beam, intermittentwindshield wiper and windshieldwasher controls are designed foroptimum efficiency and comfort.

12) Heating/Air Conditioning. Efficientdesign provides fresh, pressurized,temperature-controlled air circulationfor a comfortable working environmentin any climate.

Radio Ready. Cab is prewired with powerconverter, speakers, wiring harness,antenna, and provision for add-oncommunication systems.

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Servicing Ease. Easy access to dailyservice points simplifies servicingand reduces time spent on regularmaintenance procedures. Enhancedserviceability and 500-hour serviceintervals are designed to increasemachine availability and productivity.

Maintenance Platform. Provides accessto engine, air filters, steering hydraulictank, and battery compartment.

In-Frame Access. Permits easy accessto major components for easy servicingand removal.

Ground-Level Access. Allows convenientservicing to tanks, filters, drains, andengine shutdown. Ground-level VIMSdata port permits easier downloadingof information.

Autolube. Automatic lubricationsystem reduces maintenance time byautomatically lubricating necessarycomponents on a regular basis.

Fast Fill Service Center. OptionalWiggins fast fill service center featureshigh speed fuel and oil exchange.

Oil Renewal System (ORS). Optionalon-board engine oil managementsystem is designed to increaseavailability and productivity by extendingoil change intervals and reduce oildisposal labor and costs. ORS metersand injects used engine oil from thecrankcase into the engine’s fuel returnline. New oil is manually added as apart of daily maintenance.

Scheduled Oil Sampling. S•O•SSM

sampling valves speed sampling andanalysis reliability.

Pressure Test Points. Disconnect valvesare conveniently located throughoutthe hydraulic systems for easypressure testing.

Air Filters. Radial seal air filters areeasy to change, reducing time requiredfor air filter maintenance.

Sealed Electrical Connectors. Electricalconnectors are sealed to lock out dustand moisture. Harnesses are braided forprotection. Wires are color coded foreasy diagnosis and repair.

Cylinder Heads. Individual cylinderheads are interchangeable for easyremoval and visual inspection ofinternal parts.

On-Board Diagnostic Systems.The VIMS system continuouslymonitors all critical machine functionsand components to help locate faultsquickly for faster repair. ElectronicControl Systems provide diagnosis ofengine, transmission, brake, and chassissystems. Service Technicians utilizethe Electronic Technician service tool(Cat ET) to program and troubleshootthese systems.

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ServiceabilityLess time spent on maintenance means more time on the haul roads.

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VIMS Monitoring System. IntelligentCaterpillar designed machine monitoringsystem provides critical machine healthand payload data in real-time to keep the789C performing at top production levels.

Integrated System Monitoring. Sensorslocated throughout the machine systemsenable the VIMS system to quicklyexchange and monitor informationfrom all machine systems for efficient,high performance operation.

Advanced Diagnostics. VIMS monitoringsystem simplifies troubleshooting,reduces downtime, and lowers operatingcosts by identifying abnormal conditionsbefore they cause extensive damage.

Data Access. Monitoring and diagnosticinformation is stored on-board until itcan be downloaded for analysis. Datacan be accessed through the messagecenter, transmitted via optional radio ordownloaded onto a computer fordetailed analysis.

Machine Management. Servicetechnicians or mine personnel candownload data and generate reports forbetter machine management. Data canbe used to improve effectiveness ofscheduled maintenance programs,maximize component life, improvemachine availability, and loweroperating costs.

Speedometer/Tachometer Module.Monitors three systems: engine speed,ground speed, and gear indicator.

Gauge Cluster. Conveniently locatedgauge cluster maintains a constantdisplay of vital machine functions,including:

• engine coolant temperature

• brake oil temperature

• air system pressure

• fuel level

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Vital machine health and payload data keeps the 789C performing at peak production levels.

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1 Gauge Cluster 2 Message Center and Keypad 3 ADEM™ III Engine Control Module 4 CAT Data Link 5 Action Alarm 6 Action Lamp 7 Payload Lamps 8 Payload Display (optional) 9 Radio System (optional) 10 Data Port (VIMS-PC) 11 Service Lamp 12 Diagnostic Connector (ET) 13 Integrated Brake Control (IBC) Module 14 Transmission/Chassis Control (TCC) Module 15 Road Analysis Control (RAC) Module (optional)

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Keypad. Provides operator or servicetechnician immediate access to currentmachine information, gauge values,and stored data through the messagecenter display.

Message Center. Displays messagesrequested by operator and advisesoperator of abnormal machine conditions.

Alert System. Three-category warningsystem alerts operator of abnormalmachine health conditions.

• Category I. Machine or system needsattention.

• Category II. Requires operator toevaluate and correct situation beforecontinuing work.

• Category III. Immediate shutdownrequired to prevent serious damageto machine or system.

Data Storage. The VIMS system storespayload information, which is used tomanage production. The system storesup to 2,400 production cycles for acomplete record of payload weight,cycle times, distances and actualdates/times. It also allows storage ofmaintenance data such as Events, Trends,Histograms, Cumulatives, Snapshot andDataloggers. This data allows the userto identify potential problems beforethey occur, utilizing the efficiency ofPreventative Maintenance.

Production Management. ProductionManagement enhances truck/loadingtool effectiveness, improves fleetproductivity and helps extend the life oftruck frames, tires, rims and power traincomponents, while lowering operatingand maintenance cost.

Payload Management. Max PayloadSpeed Manager is a feature that aidsin managing the Caterpillar 10/10/20Overload Policy. Based on targetpayload weight and overload settings,the VIMS system logs and warns theoperator when the truck reachesoverload after 2nd gear reweigh.The truck will be limited to 2nd gearat 1,750 rpm, and the automatic retarderspeed setting is reduced to 1,750 rpmuntil the load is dumped.

Payload management enables themanager to enhance truck/loading tooleffectiveness and productivity levelsby preventing overloads that can causedamage to component life and affectoperator safety.

The chart below illustrates the benefitof managing payloads with VIMSproduction management tools.

External Payload Indicators. Externallights on both sides of the truck signalsloading tool operator when to ceaseloading for optimum payloads withoutoverloading. Optional external payloaddisplays with digital numeric monitorsare available to replace the standardred/green indicator lamps.

Road Analysis Control (RAC). Optionalsystem monitors haul road conditionsby measuring frame rack, pitch, andbias to improve haul road maintenance,cycle times, tire life, and fuel efficiency.

VIMS-PC. VIMS-PC, the off-boardreporting software program, allowsservice personnel to download acomplete record of machine health andproductivity data to a laptop computerfor diagnosis and analysis. Easy-to-usesoftware enables service techniciansand mine management to generatehealth and payload reports for moreeffective machine management.

VIMS Supervisor. Optional softwareallows mine management to easilymanage and interpret VIMS data foroptimum fleet management andproductivity.

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Cat Truck Bodies. Caterpillar offersthree specific body styles and custombody options to help customers obtainthe lowest cost-per-ton hauling solution.

• Dual Slope

• Flat Floor

• Mine Specific Design (MSD II)

Body Selection. Selection of the properbody depends on material and haul roadconditions. The better the match ofbody to application, the greater theefficiency. Your Cat dealer can helpyou select the right body system foryour site specific application.

Body/Chassis Integration. Caterpillartruck bodies are designed and matchedwith the integrated chassis system foroptimum structural reliability, durabilityand long life.

Electronic Hoist Control. Provides theoperator with better control of the loadwhen dumping, including over-centerload control and modulated controlthroughout the operating range.The automatic body snubbing featurereduces impact on the frame, hoistcylinders and operator.

Fast Hoist Cycle Times. Two-stage hoistcylinders provide fast dump cycle timesof 18.9 seconds for raise and 17.3 secondsfor lower.

Body Liners. A variety of liner optionsare available to save weight and extendthe body system’s life. Wear surfacesand liners are equipped to handle toughimpact loads while resisting abrasion.Wear plates deliver long life in highwear areas.

Custom Body Options. Tail extensions,sideboards, tumblebars, rock boxes, androck shedders are available to maintainrated payload, reduce spillage, andimprove hauling efficiencies.

• Sideboards are designed to maximizeor attain gross machine weight.

• Tail extensions are used to helpretain the rear portion of the pileand limit load spillage on haul roads,extending tire life.

Target Payload Strategy. Your CaterpillarDealer can help you manage to targetpayload to maximize equipment lifeand utilization, ensure safe operation,increase productivity, and lowercost-per-ton.

• Underloading increases costs dueto lost payloads, underutilizesequipment, and drives cost-per-ton.

• Overloading or surpassing maximumgross machine weight, causesexcessive wear on frame andcomponents such as brakes, tiresand drivetrain, reducing componentlife and increasing maintenancecosts and repairs.

Body Design. Cat truck bodies aredesigned for optimal strength, capacity,and durability. Wear surfaces areequipped to handle even the toughestimpact and abrasion over the long haulwithout diminishing capacity.

• Five-Sided Beams tie in the sidewalland floor junctions add increasedbody rigidity and strength.

• Wide Ribs in body floor provideincreased durability and impactsupport.

• Full-Length Stringers create strengthand rigidity throughout the bed.

• Box Section Beams offer increaseddurability in the floor, sidewall, toprail, corner, and cab canopy areas.

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Cat designed and built for rugged performance and reliability in the toughest miningapplications.

Truck Body Systems

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1) Dual Slope Body. The dual slopebody design with V-shaped floorprovides excellent load retention,maintains a low center of gravity,reduces shock loading, and maintainsoptimum load distribution on steepinclines and in challenging haul roadconditions.

• Reinforced, rolled steel top railincreases body strength and protectsthe body from damage caused bythe loading tool or falling material

• 8 degree “V” reduces shock loadingand centers the load.

• 7.5 degree forward body slope and16 degree ducktail slope helps retainloads on steep grades.

2) Flat Floor Body. The flat floor designwith slight incline delivers excellentpayload capacity, high dump clearancesand smooth, controlled dumping.

• Flat floor design provides consistentwear characteristics on body tail.

• 12 degree forward body slopeprovides good load retention onbetter maintained haul roads.

• 400 Brinell steel on surfacesprovides excellent wear.

3) Mine Specific Design (MSD II) Body.The lightweight MSD body is based onthe flat floor design and is customizedto maximize payload potential andminimize cost-per-ton. Each MSD bodydesign begins with a detailed mine siteprofile to develop a body suitable fora mine’s individual needs.

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Commitment Makes the Difference.Cat dealers offer a wide range ofsolutions, services and products that helpyou lower costs, enhance productivityand manage your operation moreefficiently. Support goes far beyondparts and service. From the time youselect a piece of Cat equipment untilthe day you rebuild, trade or sell it, thesupport you get from your Cat dealermakes the difference that counts.

Dealer Capability. Cat dealers willprovide the level of support you need,on a global scale. Dealer experttechnicians have the the knowledge,experience, training and toolingnecessary to handle your repair andmaintenance needs, when and whereyou need them.

Product Support. Cat dealers believesuperior products deserve superiorsupport. When Cat products reach thefield, they are supported by a worldwidenetwork of parts distribution facilities,dealer service centers, and technicaltraining facilities to keep your equipmentup and running. Cat customers rely onprompt, dependable parts availabilityand expertise through our global dealernetwork, ready to meet your needs 24/7.

Service Support. Every piece of Catequipment is designed and built toprovide maximum productivity andoperating economy throughout itsworking life. Cat dealers offer a widerange of service plans that willmaximize uptime and return on yourinvestment, including:

• Preventive Maintenance Programs

• Diagnostic Programs, such asScheduled Oil Sampling andTechnical Analysis

• Rebuild and Reman Options

• Customer Support Agreements

Application Awareness. Operating andmaintenance costs are influenced bymany application and site-specificfactors, such as: material density,loading position, payload, grades,speeds, haul road design, andmaintenance. To optimize total costof ownership and productivity, yourCat dealer can provide you with afundamental understanding of theeffects application characteristicsand operating techniques have onmaintenance and operating costs.

Operation. With today’s complexproducts, equipment operators musthave a thorough understanding ofmachine systems and operatingtechniques to maximize efficiencyand profitability. Your Cat dealer canarrange training programs to helpoperator’s improve productivity,decrease downtime, reduce operatingcosts, enhance safety, and improvereturn on the investment you make inCat products.

Technology Products. Cat dealers offera range of advanced technologyproducts such as VIMS monitoringsystem and MineStar® informationmanagement system. These productsinclude radio data communications,machine monitoring and diagnostics,fleet management, and haul roadmaintenance software – all designedto improve fleet efficiency, increaseproductivity, and lower costs.

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Customer SupportCaterpillar dealers have what it takes to keep mining haul trucks productive.

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Product Safety. Caterpillar has been andcontinues to be proactive in developingmining machines that meet or exceedsafety standards. Safety is an integralpart of all machine and systems designs.

SAE and ISO Standards. The 789Cis designed to many national andinternational standards.

Integral ROPS Cab. Resiliently mountedto the main frame to reduce vibrationand sound, the integral ROPS structureis designed as an extension of the truckframe. The ROPS/FOPS structure provide“five sided protection” for the operator.

Ladder/Secondary Egress. A wide,stationary ladder that allows easy accessto and from the machine. The ladderon the right side of the machine permitssecondary access or emergency egress.

Brake Systems. Four corner oil-cooledbraking system provides excellent control.The service brakes and retarding systemare actuated by modulated hydraulicpressure, while secondary and parkingbrake functions are spring applied andhydraulic released. This system assuresbraking in the event of completehydraulic failure.

Steering System. A twin double-actingcylinder steering system is designed todeliver precise control under all loadingand underfoot conditions. The steeringhydraulic system is separate from themain hydraulic system to prevent cross-contamination and overheating fromother sources.

Engine Shutoff Switch. A secondaryengine shutoff switch is located atground level.

Electrical System Disconnect. A batterydisconnect switch, located directlyabove the front bumper, provides groundlevel lockout of the electrical system.

Overload Policy. Safety is integral tomaintaining the highest productivity inmining machine operation. Caterpillar's10/10/20 Overload Policy assures thatsteering and braking systems havesufficient capacity to perform, evenat 20% overload.

Standard Safety Features.

• Slip resistant surfaces

• Retractable, 75 mm (3 in) wideorange seat/shoulder belts withthree-point operator restraint

• Wide-angle mirrors

• Body raised indicator

• Body retaining cable

• Guard rails

• Reverse neutralizer when dumping

• Low interior sound level

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SafetyCaterpillar mining machines and systems are designed with safety as their first priority.

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Transmission

Forward 1 11.6 km/h 7.2 mphForward 2 15.7 km/h 9.8 mphForward 3 21.3 km/h 13.2 mphForward 4 28.7 km/h 17.8 mphForward 5 38.9 km/h 24.2 mphForward 6 52.6 km/h 32.7 mphReverse 10.5 km/h 6.5 mph

• Maximum travel speeds with standard 37.00-R57 tires.

Final Drives

Differential Ratio 2.35:1Planetary Ratio 10.83:1Total Reduction Ratio 25.46:1

• Double-reduction, planetary, with full floating axles.

Suspension

Effective Cylinder Stroke – Front 105 mm 4 inEffective Cylinder Stroke – Rear 93 mm 3.5 inRear Axle Oscillation ±5.6°

Brakes

Brake Surface – Front 81 693 cm2 12,662 in2

Brake Surface – Rear 116 283 cm2 18,024 in2

Standards SAE J1473 OCT90 ISO 3450:1996

• Gross Machine Operating Weight is 317 515 kg (700,000 lb).

Body Hoists

Pump Flow – High Idle 731 L/min 193 gal/minRelief Valve Setting – Raise 17 238 kPa 2,500 psiBody Raise Time – High Idle 18.9 SecondsBody Lower Time – Float 17.3 SecondsBody Power Down – High Idle 15.6 Seconds

• Twin, two-stage hydraulic cylinders mounted inside mainframe; double-acting cylinders in second stage.

• Power raise in both stages; power down in first stage.

• Automatic body-lower modulation reduces impact on frame.

Engine

Engine Model Cat 3516B EUIGross Power – SAE J1995 1417 kW 1,900 hpNet Power – SAE J1349 1320 kW 1,771 hpNet Power – ISO 9249 1335 kW 1,791 hpNet Power – 80/1269/EEC 1335 kW 1,791 hpBore 170 mm 6.7 inStroke 190 mm 7.5 inDisplacement 69 L 4,211 in3

• Power ratings apply at 1,750 rpm when tested under thespecified conditions for the specified standard

• Ratings based on SAE J1995 standard air conditions of 25° C(77° F) and 100 kPa (29.61 Hg) barometer. Power based onfuel having API gravity of 35 at 16° C (60° F) and an LHV of42 780 kJ/kg (18,390 BTU/lb) when engine used at 30° C (86° F).

• No engine derating required up to 2300 m (7,500 ft) altitude

• Complaint with U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Tier 1emissions standards

Weights – Approximate

Gross Machine Operating Weight 317 515 kg 700,000 lbChassis Weight 99 020 kg 218,300 lbBody Weight Range 26 800- 59,000-

29 950 kg, 71,500 lb

• Chassis weight with hoist, body mounting group and tires.

• Body weight varies depending on how body is equipped.

Operating Specifications

Nominal Payload Capacity 177 tonnes 195 tonsBody Capacity (SAE 2:1) 105 m3 137 yd3

Maximum Capacity CustomTop Speed – Loaded 52.6 km/h 32.7 mphSteer Angle 36°Turning Diameter – Front 27.5 m 90 ft 2 inTurning Circle Clearance 30.2 m 99 ft 2 inDiameter

• Body capacity (SAE 2:1) with Dual Slope Body.

• Refer to the Caterpillar Mining Truck 10/10/20 OverloadPolicy for maximum gross machine weight limitations.

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Service Refill Capacities

Fuel Tank 3222 L 851 galCooling System 663 L 175 galCrankcase 291 L 77 galDifferentials and Final Drives 583 L 154 galSteering Tank 130 L 34 galSteering System 189 L 50 gal(Includes Tank)Brake/Hoist Hydraulic Tank 531 L 140 galBrake/Hoist System 909 L 240 gal(Includes Tank)Torque Converter/ 224 L 59 galTransmission SumpTorque Converter/Transmission 76 L 20 galSystem (Includes Sump)

ROPS

ROPS Standards

• ROPS (Rollover Protective Structure) for cab offeredby Caterpillar meets ISO 3471:1994 ROPS criteria.

• FOPS (Falling Objects Protective Structure) meetsISO 3449:1992 Level II FOPS criteria.

Sound

Sound Standards

• The operator sound pressure level measured according towork cycle procedures specified in ANSI/SAE J1166 MAY90is 76 dB(A) for cab offered by Caterpillar, when properlyinstalled and maintained and tested with doors andwindows closed.

• The exterior sound pressure level for the standard machinemeasured at a distance of 15 m (49 ft) according to the testprocedures specified in SAE J88 APR95, mid-gear movingoperation is 89 dB(A).

• Hearing protection may be needed when operating withan open operator station and cab (when not properlymaintained or doors/windows open) for extended periodsor in a noisy environment.

Steering

Steering Standards SAE J1511 OCT90 ISO 5010:1992

• Gross Machine Operating Weight is 317 515 kg (700,000 lb)

Approximate Weights – Dual Slope

Gross Weight – Empty 140 852 kg 310,525 lbChassis 102 285 kg 225,500 lbBody 27 045 kg 59,625 lbFull Liner 9453 kg 20,840 lbTail Extension 771 kg 1,700 lbSide Boards 1297 kg 2,860 lb

• Includes common arrangement, 100% fuel, starting system,seats, fan arrangement, exhaust system, tires, rims and4% debris allowance.

Approximate Weights – Flat Floor

Gross Weight – Empty 135 670 kg 299,100 lbChassis 102 240 kg 225,400 lbBody 30 018 kg 66,200 lbGrid Liner 1500 kg 3,300 lbRear Third Liner 1905 kg 4,200 lb

• Includes common arrangement, 100% fuel, starting system,seats, fan arrangement, exhaust system, tires, rims and4% debris allowance.

Weight Distributions – Approximate

Front Axle – Empty 47%Rear Axle – Empty 53%Front Axle – Loaded 33%Rear Axle – Loaded 67%

Capacity – Dual Slope – 100% fill factor

Struck 73 m3 96 yd3

Heaped (SAE 2:1) 105 m3 137 yd3

Capacity – Flat Floor – 100% fill factor

Struck 92 m3 102 yd3

Heaped (SAE 2:1) 121 m3 158 yd3

Tires

Standard Tire 37.00-R57 (E4)

• Productive capabilities of the 789C truck are such that,under certain job conditions, TKPH (TMPH) capabilities ofstandard or optional tires could be exceeded and, therefore,limit production.

• Caterpillar recommends the customer evaluate all jobconditions and consult the tire manufacturer for propertire selection.

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DimensionsAll dimensions are approximate. Shown with Dual Slope Body.

Dual Slope Flat Floor1 Height to Top of ROPS 5495 mm 18 ft 5495 mm 18 ft2 Overall Body Length 11 630 mm 38 ft 2 in 11 630 mm 38 ft 2 in3 Inside Body Length 8154 mm 26 ft 9 in 8154 mm 26 ft 9 in4 Overall Length 12 177 mm 39 ft 11 in 12 177 mm 39 ft 11 in5 Wheelbase 5700 mm 18 ft 8 in 5700 mm 18 ft 8 in6 Rear Axle to Tail 3617 mm 11 ft 10 in 3617 mm 11 ft 10 in7 Ground Clearance 1173 mm 3 ft 10 in 1173 mm 3 ft 10 in8 Dump Clearance 1330 mm 4 ft 4 in 1562 mm 5 ft 2 in9 Loading Height – 5206 mm 17 ft 1 in 5715 mm 18 ft 9 in

Empty10 Rear Sidewall Height 1067 mm 3 ft 6 in 960 mm 3 ft 2 in11 Inside Body 2613 mm 8 ft 7 in 2650 mm 8 ft 8 in

Depth – Max12 Overall Height – 11 902 mm 39 ft 1 in 11 950 mm 39 ft 3 in

Body Raised

Dual Slope Flat Floor13 Centerline Front 5430 mm 17 ft 9 in 5430 mm 17 ft 9 in

Tire Width14 Engine Guard 1195 mm 3 ft 11 in 1195 mm 3 ft 11 in

Clearance15 Overall Canopy Width 7674 mm 25 ft 2 in 7974 mm 26 ft 2 in16 Outside Body Width 6940 mm 22 ft 9 in 7558 mm 24 ft 10 in17 Inside Body Width 6500 mm 21 ft 4 in 7112 mm 23 ft 4 in18 Front Canopy Height 6150 mm 20 ft 2 in 6182 mm 20 ft 3 in19 Rear Axle Clearance 1225 mm 4 ft 1225 mm 4 ft20 Centerline Rear Dual 4622 mm 15 ft 1 in 4622 mm 15 ft 1 in

Tire Width21 Overall Tire Width 6926 mm 22 ft 8 in 6926 mm 22 ft 8 in

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To determine retarding performance: Add lengths of alldownhill segments and, using this total, refer to properretarding chart. Read from gross weight down to the percenteffective grade. Effective grade equals actual % grade minus1% for each 10 kg/t (20 lb/ton) of rolling resistance. From thisweight-effective grade point, read horizontally to the curvewith the highest obtainable gear, then down to maximumdescent speed brakes can properly handle without exceeding

cooling capacity. The following charts are based on theseconditions: 32° C (90° F) ambient temperature, at sea level,with 37R57 tires.

NOTE: Select the proper gear to maintain engine rpm at the highestpossible level, without overspeeding the engine. If cooling oiloverheats, reduce ground speed to allow transmission to shift tothe next lower speed range.

Retarding Performance

Typical Field Empty Weight

154 244 kg (340,000 lb) Load

176 900 kg (390,000 lb) Load

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Retarding Performance

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Typical Field Empty Weight

154 244 kg (340,000 lb) Load

176 900 kg (390,000 lb) Load

Typical Field Empty Weight

154 244 kg (340,000 lb) Load

176 900 kg (390,000 lb) Load

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Retarding Performance

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3rd Gear

4th Gear

5th Gear6th Gear

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25%

20%

Typical Field Empty Weight

154 244 kg (340,000 lb) Load

176 900 kg (390,000 lb) Load

Typical Field Empty Weight

154 244 kg (340,000 lb) Load

176 900 kg (390,000 lb) Load

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5th Gear

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To determine gradeability performance: Read from grossweight down to the percent of total resistance. Total resistanceequals actual percent grade plus 1% for each 10 kg/t (20 lb/ton)of rolling resistance. From this weight-resistance point, read

horizontally to the curve with the highest obtainable gear, thendown to maximum speed. Usable rimpull will depend upontraction available and weight on drive wheels.

Gradeability/Speed/Rimpull

Typical Field Empty Weight

176 900 kg (390,000 lb) Load

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Standard EquipmentStandard equipment may vary. Consult your Caterpillar dealer for details.

Electrical System, 12-volt to 24-voltEngine – Caterpillar 3516B EUI Diesel Engine

Air Cleaner with Precleaner (2)Elevated Low Idle ControlEther Starting Aid, AutomaticMulti-Point Oil Pressure SensingTurbocharger (4)/Aftercooler

Fast-fill Fuel System, WigginsGround Level

Battery DisconnectEngine ShutdownVIMS Dataports (2)

Lighting SystemBack-up Lights, HalogenDirection Signals and Hazard Warning (Rear Halogen)External Payload Lights, red/greenHeadlights, Halogen, with DimmerLH Ladder Light and Service Deck LightsStop and Tail Lights (LED)Under-hood Light

Oil Change System, Quick ServiceReservoirs (Separate)

Brake/Converter/HoistSteeringTransmission

Rims, Center Mounted for 37.00-R57 TiresRock EjectorsSteering, Auxiliary Quick Connect for TowingTie Down EyesTow Hooks, FrontTow Pin, RearTraction Control SystemTransmission

6-speed, Automatic Power ShiftBody-up Shift InhibitorControlled Throttle ShiftingDirectional Shift ManagementElectronic Control and Downshift InhibitorLock-up Torque ConverterNeutral Coast InhibitorNeutral Start Switch, Reverse Shift InhibitorProgrammable Top GearReverse Neutralizer during Dumping

Vandalism Protection LocksVIMS Monitoring System with Max Payload Speed Manager

Air Line Dryer (2)Air Starter, Vane-typeAlarm, Back-upAlternator (105-amp)Automatic Lubrication System (Lincoln)Automatic Retarder ControlBatteries, 93-amp-hour, Low-maintenance, 12-volt (2)Body Mounting GroupBody Retaining CableBrake Release Motor for TowingBrake System

Oil-cooled, Multiple-disc, Front and RearParkingSecondary, Emergency

Cab, ROPS/FOPSAir Cleaner Service IndicatorAir ConditionerAshtrayCigarette LighterCoat HookDiagnostic ConnectorElectric Engine Control Fault IndicatorElectric Window (Operator Only)Entertainment Radio ReadyGlass, TintedHeater/defroster: 11 070 kCal (43,930 Btu)HornInsulated and Sound SuppressedDome Courtesy LightMirrors, Right and LeftQuad-Gauge Panel

Air PressureBrake Oil TemperatureCoolant TemperatureFuel Level

Seat, Air Suspension, 3-point Operator RestraintSeat, Passenger, Non-suspensionSeat Belts, 3-point, 75 mm (3 in) wide retractableSpeedometerSteering, Automatic SupplementalSteering Wheel, Tilt, Padded, TelescopicStorage CompartmentSun VisorTachometerTransmission Gear IndicatorVIMS KeypadVIMS Message Center with Universal GaugeWindshield Wiper and Washer

Driveline GuardDumping, Auxiliary Quick Connect for “Buddy Dumping”

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Optional EquipmentWith approximate changes in operating weights.Optional equipment may vary. Consult your Caterpillar Dealer for specifics.

kg lb

Bodies see chart below

Body extensions (dual slope):

Tail 770 1,700

Sideboards1 1300 2,866

Body heat (exhaust) 36 80

Body and tail extension liners2

Full-length liner 7633 16,828

Tail extension liner3 338 745

Brake oil recirculating (custom) 127 280

Brakes, extended life disc – –

Display, external payload LED, LH/RH 64 141

Fuel tanks

850 gal/3222 L 1197 2,640

1,000 gal/3785 L 1383 3,050

kg lb

Heater, fuelrecirculation type, non-electric 2 5

Heater, engine coolant and oil120-volt external power source 2 5

Hub odometer – km (miles) 7 15

Muffler 227 500

Oil Renewal System 7.7 17

Prelube system 11 25

Rim, spare for 37.0-R57 tire 1542 3,400

Road Analysis Control (RAC) 6 13

Starting system

Air (TDI Turbine) –5 –10

Air (IR Turbine) 23 50

Variable speed fan, Rockford 259 570

Vessels – EU 0 0

Wiggins (custom) 40 88

1 Increases capacity to 120 m3/157 yd3

2 Minimum yield strength 900 mPa/9000 Bar/130,500 psi; 400 Brinell steel3 Use with full liners when tail extension used

Flat Floor Dual SlopeChassis1 69 853 kg 154,000 lb 69 853 kg 154,000 lb

Body Mounting Group 816 kg 1,800 lb 862 kg 1,900 lb

Tires (6) 37.0-R57 18 370 kg 40,500 lb 18 370 kg 40,500 lb

Rims (6) 29-57 9253 kg 20,400 lb 9253 kg 20,400 lb

Total Weight 98 293 kg 216,700 lb 98 339 kg 216,800 lb

Debris Allowance (4% of Total Wt.) 3900 kg 8,700 lb 3900 kg 8,700 lb

Body Weight2 30 018 kg 66,200 lb 27 045 kg 59,625 lb

Liners (optional)3 1905 kg 4,200 lb 9453 kg 20,840 lb

Tail Extension (optional) 771 kg 1,700 lb

Side Boards (optional) 1297 kg 2,860 lb

Gross Machine Weight (Empty) 134 173 kg 295,800 lb 140 852 kg 310,525 lb

1 Includes: common arrangement, 100% fuel, starting system, seats, fan arrangement, exhaust system2 Flat Floor with grid liner3 Flat Floor with optional rear third liner. Dual Slope with optional full liner.

Weight/Payload Calculation(Example)

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