Operators can also bring their tools – up to 130kg – with them to the job site in a draw-type box, which conveniently slides out from the undercarriage.


Designed to complement the EWR170E’s performance, Volvo offers a comprehensive portfolio of attachments, purpose built to work in harmony with the machine. For easy and efficient attachment changes, the Attachment Management System stores the settings for up to 20 different types.


Uptime


Made to move, the EWR170E has optimized hydraulic hose routing on the boom and arm, to enhance durability and reduce the chance of damage. In addition, the new axle- mounted mudguards now have a larger surface area to help keep the machine cleaner.


To keep the machine up and running, the EWR170E has been designed with ease of servicing in mind. On the entire E-Series wheeled excavator range, greasing points have been grouped together and filters placed behind wide-opening engine doors, all accessible from ground level. With improved access to areas such as the radiators and mesh, maintenance is made easy, helping operators stay on track. ■


Key specifications EW170E


Engine


Operating weight Gross power …at engine speed Bucket capacity


Maximum lifting capacity …at reach/height Maximum digging reach Maximum digging depth Breakout force (ISO) (Boost) Maximum speed Tail swing radius


17 950 kg 115 kW 2 000 r/min


0.7 m3 5 500 kg


6.0 m/1.5 m 9 360 mm


5 750 mm 126 kN


35 km/h 1 790 m


0.915 yd3 12 125 lb 20 ft/5 ft


30’ 9”


18’ 10” 28 325 lbf


21.74 m/h 5 872” 8”


METRIC Volvo D4J 19 300 lb 154 Hp


IMPERIAL


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