Komatsu PC600LC-8E0SE, PC1250SP-8R, and PC2000-8 specifications

PC600LC-8E0SE has its own short-front specification

Komatsu's Oceania rental schedule places PC600LC-8E0SE at 60,400 kg with 320 kW at 1,800 rpm. Its 7,060 mm digging depth and 36,900 kgf breakout are listed separately from the standard PC600LC-8E0's deeper reach arrangement. The SE entry is a configuration choice, not a jump into PC1250's weight class.

The PC600LC-8E0 brochure identifies a 6.6 m SE boom and 2.9 m SE arm. Its bucket chart pairs that front with a 3.5 m³ SAE-heaped bucket and distinguishes CECE capacity. The standard longer boom's bucket choices are separate.

For SE, the table also separates normal digging forces from temporary Power Max forces; the rental breakout figure matches the boosted ISO bucket figure. An attachment comparison needs that operating condition.

The LC chassis has 52 shoes and nine lower rollers per side. Eight is the lower-roller count for the shorter PC600 chassis, not the number of track shoes. The manufacturer's drawing also shows both retracted and expanded track gauge.

Shoe width, gauge and complete crawler width are different measurements, although the earlier record mixed those fields.

PC1250SP-8R: use the SP front and the correct fan condition

The 2008 PC1250 brochure describes SP with a 7.8 m boom, 3.4 m arm and 6.7 m³ SAE-heaped bucket. Its equipped weight includes a full-length roller guard, operator and full fuel tank. That SP combination weighs 110,700 kg in this edition.

It is not the roughly sixty-tonne machine implied by the earlier mixed weight entry.

PC1250 power has a cooling condition too. The engine table gives 502 kW net, but its footnote reduces that to 463 kW with the radiator fan at maximum speed. Hydraulic supply is divided between two implement/travel pumps and a separate swing pump.

Adding all three pumps into a single implement rating would erase that circuit distinction.

PC2000-8 backhoe and loading shovel are different installations

PC2000's SAA12V140E-3 is a 30.48-litre V12, not the PC1250's six-cylinder displacement. The European brochure separates a 200,000 kg backhoe on double-grouser shoes from a 195,000 kg loading shovel. The backhoe's long front reaches below track level; the shovel uses a shorter front and bottom-dump bucket for loading.

Its bucket limit changes with material density. The 2017 European backhoe chart permits less bucket volume as density increases, and also limits bucket weight. A nominal bucket-capacity headline cannot establish compatibility with every material.

The same document gives a dedicated PC2000 refill schedule; the smaller machine's fuel and oil quantities do not carry across.