1988 Caterpillar 980C
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Details
Year
1988
Make
Caterpillar
Model
980C
Category
Construction
Subcategory
Wheel Loaders
Stock No.
PE-40883
City
Stockton
State
CA
Condition
Used
Hours
19,705 Hrs
Description
1988 CAT 980C Wheel Loader - Engine Make 2236, Model 3406, 270 HP., 19705 hours, Transmission 4 Gears Forward, 4 Gears Reverse, AC/Heater, Fuel 105.7 Gallons, Wt. 40,736 lbs. Bucket 5.24yd3, Tires Approx. 40% Tread. This 1988 Caterpillar 980C wheel loader is powered by a 270 HP 3406 engine and features a 4-speed forward and reverse transmission. Weighing in at 40,736 lbs, this unit is equipped with a 5.24 yd³ bucket and includes an enclosed cab with both AC and heat. With 19,705 hours of operation, it remains a capable machine for heavy-duty material handling and site work.
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