PRODUCT MANUAL ATTACHMENTS - Swecon

PRODUCT MANUAL 

L50E/L60E 

ATTACHMENTS

Table of contents 

Foreword ...................................................................................................................................................................................... 3 

Genuine attachments in general ............................................................................................................................. 4 

Abbreviation system ........................................................................................................................................................... 5 

Bucket fill factor ..................................................................................................................................................................... 6 

Bucket selection charts .................................................................................................................................................. 7 

Attachment bracket ............................................................................................................................................................. 9 

Selecting a bucket .......................................................................................................................................................... 10 

Wear parts .............................................................................................................................................................................. 11 

Adapters ................................................................................................................................................................................... 12 

Points .......................................................................................................................................................................................... 13 

Request for special attachments ........................................................................................................................ 14 

L50E 

Ordering No. 

General purpose buckets 

Intended for bolted options only 

STE P 1,2–1,4 m 3 , 1.6–1.8 yd 3 93808, 93812 .................................................................. 16 

STE P 1,6 m 3 , 2.0 yd 3 93814 ....................................................................................... 17 

STE H 1,2–1,4 m 3 , 1.6–1.8 yd 3 93804, 93806 .................................................................. 18 

Flat floor buckets 


STE P/H 1,4 m 3 , 1.8 yd 3 82663, 82660 .............................................................. 20 


Intended for welded teeth options only 

STE P 1,2–1,4 m 3 , 1.6–1.8 yd 3 93811, 93813 .............................................................. 22 

STE H 1,2–1,4 m 3 , 1.6–1.8 yd 3 93805, 93807 .............................................................. 23 



STE P/H 1,4 m 3 , 1.8 yd 3 82662, 82661 .............................................................. 24 

L60E 

Ordering No. 



STE P 1,8–2,0 m 3 , 2.4–2.6 yd 3 93823, 93825 .............................................................. 26 

STE H 1,6–1,8 m 3 , 2.1–2.4 yd 3 93817, 93820 .............................................................. 27 

STE H 2,0 m 3 , 2.6 yd 3 82036 ................................................................................... 28 

STE P/H 2,0 m 3 , 2.6 yd 3 80925, 80924 .............................................................. 29 



STE P/H 1,9 m 3 , 2.5 yd 3 82626, 82624 .............................................................. 30 



STE P 1,8–2,0 m 3 , 2.4–2.6 yd 3 93824, 93826 .............................................................. 32 

STE H 1,8–2,0 m 3 , 2.4–2.6 yd 3 93821, 82037 .............................................................. 33 



STE P/H 1,9 m 3 , 2.5 yd 3 82627, 82625 .............................................................. 34 

Refuse buckets 

Intented for bolted options only 

REF P/H 2,9 m 3 , 3.8 yd 3 82515, 82516 .............................................................. 36 

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Table of contents 

L50E – L60E 

Ordering No. 

Rock buckets 


SPN H 1,6 m 3 , 2.1 yd 3 93815, 93827 ....................................................... 38 

Light material buckets 

LM P/H 2,2–3,1 m 3 , 2.9–4.1 yd 3 93470, 92315, 80160, 92564 .............. 40 

LM H 3,9 m 3 , 5.1 yd 3 92316 ............................................................................ 41 

LM P/H 5,0 m 3 , 6.5 yd 3 82364, 92565 ....................................................... 42 

Hi-Tip light material buckets 

HIT H 1,8–2,5 m 3 , 2.4–3.3 yd 3 82099, 82098 ....................................................... 43 

HIT H/P 3,6–4,8 m 3 , 4.7–6.3 yd 3 82100, 82096, 82097 ................................... 44 

Grading buckets 

GRB H 1,6–2,1 m 3 , 2.1–2.7 yd 3 92476, 92477 ....................................................... 45 

Sand spreading buckets 

SSE 2,4 m 3 , 3.1 yd 3 ................................................................................................ 46 

Log grapples ................................................................................................ 47 

HK OUT 92012, 82193 ....................................................... 48 

SORT GR H 1,0–1,3 m 3 , 10.8–14.0 yd 3 91983, 82194 ....................................................... 49 

GP GR H 0,7 m 3 , 7.5 yd 3 82192 ............................................................................ 50 

Fork attachments .............................................................................................................................................................. 51 

Material handling arms ................................................................................................................................................ 60 

Other attachments ........................................................................................................................................................... 62 

Allied suppliers ................................................................................................................................................................... 69 

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Foreword 

Standards 

The standards and/or recommendations applied by Volvo 

Construction Equipment refer to ISO, SAE and EN standards. 

ISO – the International Standards Organization – is an 

international organization dedicated to standardization. 

SAE – stands for the Society of Automotive Engineers, an 

American organization dedicated to standardization. 

EN – stands for European Norm – a European standard 

within the framework of the EU Machinery Directive. 

Depending on the application and various material 

densities, sizes of materials, etc. an alternative type/ 

capacity of attachment not indicated in this catalog 

may be chosen after consulting with Volvo Construction 

Equipment. 

Older attachments may be used on later Volvo wheel 

loader models provided the attachments have the 

same or smaller capacity than recommended for the 

new model, and if necessary, modifications regarding 

fitting are executed in compliance with recommendations. 

The data applies to Volvo L50E and L60E equipped 

with standard boom (SB) and tires*: 

L50E – 17.5R25 L2 

L60E – 20.5R25 L2 

* Unless otherwise noted 

Weight and measures 

The following conversion factors are given to facilitate any 

necessary calculations. Standard International (SI) units 

are used throughout the catalog. 

1 mm = 0.03937 in 

1 m = 3.281 ft = 39.37 in 

1 kg = 2.205 lb 

1 t = 1000 kg = 2205 lb 

1 kN = 102 kp = 224.8 lbf 

1 m 2 = 10.76 ft 2 

1 m 3 = 1.308 yd 3 

1 dm 3 (l) = 61.02 in 3 

1 dm 3 /min = 1 l/min = 0.2642 US gal/min 

1 t/m 3 = 1.686 lb/yd 3 

1 kW = 1.360 metric hp 

1km/h = 0.6214 mile/h 

1MPa = 10 bar = 10.20 kp/cm 2 

= 145 lbf/in 2 (psi) 

1 kp = 2.205 lbf 

1 Nm = 0.7376 lbf ft 

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Genuine attachments in general 

Quality 

The hard and abrasive materials that constitute normal 

working conditions have forced us to use high-grade 

steels. Since conditions are not only severe, but also 

varying, mere strength is not enough – flexibility is also 

required. Through extensive testing, we have developed a 

large number of buckets for materials of different 

densities that permit optimum utilization of the machine’s 

tipping load. 

Manufactured in Europe 

Maximum strength and flexibility require perfect interplay 

between attachment and wheel loader. This interplay 

must begin during the development of the different 

components. We have matched the buckets optimally to 

our loaders. 

The geometry of the loader unit and the shape of the 

bucket are intimately related. In order to calculate the 

optimum bucket angle, plate thickness, bottom length, 

bucket width, etc., it is necessary to know the angles and 

other characteristics of the lift-arm system. 

The product sign plate affixed to all genuine attachments 

is the buyer’s guarantee the attachment has been tested 

and approved with respect to quality and function. 

The sign plate not only marks the attachment as genuine, 

but it also serves as a certificate of identification. 

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Manufactured in North America 

1 2 3 4 5 

Volvo buckets are composed of through hardened and 

tempered, abrasion resistant steels in most parts. 

See declaration below: 

(Composition may depend on type and size of bucket.) 

Piece parts: 

Brinell Hardness: 

1. Bucket Shell 400 

2. Floor Reinforcements 400 

3. Cutting Edge 500 

4. Main Wear Plates 500 (Bolt-on) 

5. Wear Plates, Outer 400 

6. Side Cutter 400 

7. Side Sheet 400 

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Abbreviation system 

The following abbreviation system is used for all 

Volvo Wheel Loader Attachments: 

Attachment types 

Attachment fitting type 

H Hook-on 

P Pin-on 

Wear parts 

BOE Bolt-on Edge 

BOT Bolt-on Teeth 

PRD Pre-drilled Cutting Edge 

SEG Segments 

T 

Point or Teeth 

Grapples 

GPGR 

HKOUT 

OPC 

SORTGR 

SWC 

TRLGR 

TROPGR 

UNLGR 

WCP 

General Purpose Grapple 

Heel/Kickout 

One-Piece Clamp 

Sorting Grapple 

Swivel Wood Clamp 

Tree-Length Grapple 

Tropical Grapple 

Unloading Grapple 

Wear Caps 

Others 

NOD Normal Density 

SS Side Shift 

Type of application 

GP General Purpose 

LM Light Material 

RO Rock Application 

Buckets 

BW Bucket Width 

CCB Coal Chopping Bucket 

GRB Grading Bucket 

HIT Hi-Tip Bucket 


MPB Multi-Purpose Bucket 

REF Refuse Bucket 

SIT Side-Tip Bucket 

SPN Spade Nose Bucket 

SSB Sand Spreading Bucket 

STE Straight Edge 

Points 

AM Abrasive Material 

AMX Abrasive Material, added wear metal 

GP General Purpose 

Forks 

COF Combi-Fork 

EXT Extension 

FFPSS Fork Frame W. Positioner and 

Side Shifter 

FLO Floating 

FTPH Fork Tine Positioner Horizontal 

FTPV Fork Tine Positioner Vertical 

LUFT Lumber Fork Tines 

PAFF Pallet Fork Frame 

PAFT Pallet Fork Tines 

SSFT Side Shifter Fork Tines 

Others 

HD Heavy Duty 

LB Long Boom 

LD Light Duty 

MHA Material Handling Arm 

SB Standard Boom 

STD Standard 

Variant Designations 

FF Flat Floor Bucket 

L 

Left Hand 

R Right Hand 

Examples: 

● 

Straight edge general purpose bucket, pin-on, 

with bolt-on cutting edges, 1,6 m 3 / 2.1 yd 3 . 

– STE P BOE 1,6 m 3 / 2.1 yd 3 . 

● 

Spade nose bucket, 

Hook-on, 1,2 m 3 / 1.6 yd 3 . 

– SPN H 1,2 m 3 / 1.6 yd 3 . 

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Bucket fill factor 

General 

TP Linkage 

27° 

2 

1 

The bucket fill factor in rock is 

between 95 and 100%. 

2 

1 

Rock 

ISO 7546 or SAE J742 heaped volume. 

The heap angle is 1:2 or 27°. 

The fill factor in aggregate 

(crushed material) is 100%. 

Aggregate 

ISO/SAE calculates with a perfect horizontal position of 

the bucket. When mounted on wheel loaders, however, 

the bucket tends to lean forward in carry position. The 

angle also varies between competitors. 

The fill factor in sand and gravel 

will be about 105%. 

TP Linkage 

Sand and gravel 

27° 27° 

The linkage on a Volvo wheel loader allows the bucket to 

be almost horizontal in carry position. When the material 

has a heap angle according to ISO/SAE, the bucket will 

carry almost the ISO/SAE rated volume. 

The fill factor in material like clay 

and earth is 110% or 

more. 

Z-bar linkage 

Clay and earth 

27° 

27° 

Our competitors mainly use the Z-bar linkage, which 

makes the buckets lean more forward in carry position. A 

heap angle of 27° means that the bucket will carry much 

less than the ISO/SAE rated volume. 

The above illustrations show that Volvo wheel loaders 

with TP Linkage achieve a much better bucket fill 

factor than the Z-bar linkage in the same material. 

When choosing a bucket, remember that: 

1. Volvo wheel loaders with TP Linkage will give a 

larger heap than the same size competitive wheel 

loader in the same material. 

2. Choose the bucket in accordance to the wheel 

loader’s rated capacity and consider the material 

type, the density of the material and the actual 

transported volume. 

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Bucket selection chart 

The choice of bucket is determined by the density of 

the material and the expected bucket fill factor. The 

actual bucket volume is often larger than the rated capacity, 

due to the TP Linkage features: • Open bucket design. 

• Very good roll back in all positions. • Good bucket 

fill performance. The below example and table are intended 

for standard boom. 

Example: Sand and gravel. Fill factor ~ 105 %. Density 

1,6 t/m 3 /2700 lb/yd 3 . 

Result L50E: The 1,4 m 3 /1.8 yd 3 , bucket carries 1,5 m 3 / 

2.0 yd 3 . 

Material Bucket fill, Material density, ISO/SAE bucket Actual volume, 

% ton/m 3 lb/yd 3 volume, m 3 /yd 3 m 3 /yd 3 

Earth/Clay ~110 ~1,8 ~3030 1,2 1.6 ~1,3 ~1.7 

~1,5 ~2530 1,4 1.8 ~1,55 ~2.1 

~1,3 ~2190 1,6 2.1 ~1,8 ~2.4 

Sand/Gravel ~105 ~1,9 ~3200 1,2 1.6 ~1,3 ~1.7 

~1,6 ~2695 1,4 1.8 ~1,5 ~2.0 

~1,3 ~2190 1,6 2.1 ~1,7 ~2.2 

Aggregate ~100 ~1,9 ~3200 1,2 1.6 ~1,2 ~1.6 

~1,8 ~3030 1,4 1.8 ~1,4 ~1.8 

~1,5 ~2530 1,6 2.1 ~1,6 ~2.1 

Rock ≤ 100 ~1,7 ~3865 1,2 1.6 ~1,2 ~1.6 

L50E 

Type of 

bucket 

General purpose 

ISO/SAE 

Bucket 

volume 

L50E 

0,4 

0,60,8 1,0 1,2 1,4 1,61,8 2,0 

1,2 m 

P 

3 

1.6 yd 3 

1,3 1,2 

1.7 1.6 

1,2 m 

H 

3 

1.6 yd 3 

1,3 1,2 

1.7 1.6 

P 

1,4 m 3 

1.8 yd 3 1,5 1,4 

2.0 1.8 

1,4 m 

H 

3 

1.8 yd 3 

Material density (t/m 3 ) 

1,5 

2.0 

1,4 

1.8 

P 

1,6 m 3 

2.1 yd 3 

1,8 

2.3 

1,6 

2.1 

Grading 

bucket 

1,6 

H 

1,6 m 3 

2.1 

2.1 yd 3 

Light material HI-TIP 

H 

1,8 m 3 

2.3 yd 3 

H 

3,6 m 3 

4.7 yd 3 

P 

2,2 m 3 

2.9 yd 3 

2,2 m 

H 

3 

2.9 yd 3 

H 

3,9 m 3 

5.1 yd 3 

3,9 

5.1 

3,6 

4.7 

2,2 

2.9 

1,8 

2.3 

2,2 

2.9 

Bucket fill 674 1010 1350 1685 2020 2360 2700 3035 3370 

110% 105% 100% 95% 

Material density (lb/yd 3 ) 

P = Pin-on 

H = Hook-on 

The size of rock buckets is optimized for optimal penetration and filling capability 

rather than the density of the material. 

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Bucket selection chart 

The choice of bucket is determined by the density of 

the material and the expected bucket fill factor. The 

actual bucket volume is often larger than the rated capacity, 

due to the TP Linkage features: • Open bucket design. 

• Very good roll back in all positions. • Good bucket fill 

performance. The below example and table are intended 

for standard boom. 

Example: Sand and gravel. Fill factor ~ 105 %. Density 

1,7 t/m 3 /2865 lb/yd 3 . 

Result L60E: The 1,8 m 3 /2.3 yd 3 , bucket carries 1,9 m 3 / 

2.3 yd 3 . 

Material Bucket fill, Material density, ISO/SAE bucket Actual volume, 

% ton/m 3 lb/yd 3 volume, m 3 /yd 3 m 3 /yd 3 

Earth/Clay ~110 ~1,8 ~3030 1,7 2.2 ~1,9 ~2.5 

~1,6 ~2695 1,9 2.5 ~2,1 ~2.8 

~1,4 ~2360 2,1 2.8 ~2,3 ~3.0 

Sand/Gravel ~105 ~1,9 ~3200 1,7 2.2 ~1,8 ~2.3 

~1,7 ~2865 1,9 2.5 ~2,0 ~2.6 

~1,5 ~2530 2,1 2.8 ~2,2 ~2.9 

Aggregate ~100 ~1,9 ~3200 1,7 2.2 ~1,7 ~2.2 

~1,7 ~2865 1,9 2.5 ~1,9 ~2.5 

~1,6 ~2695 2,1 2.8 ~2,1 ~2.8 

Rock ≤ 100 ~1,9 ~2865 1,6 2.1 ~1,6 ~2.1 

L60E 

Type of 

bucket 


ISO/SAE 

Bucket 

volume 

H 1,7 m 3 

H 2.2 yd 3 

P 1,9 m 3 

P 2.5 yd 3 

H 1,9 m 3 

H 2.5 yd 3 

P 2,1 m 3 

P 2,8 yd 3 

L60E Material density (t/m 3 ) 

0,4 0,6 0,8 1,0 1,2 1,4 1,6 1,8 2,0 

2,3 

3.0 

2,1 

2.8 

2,1 

2.8 

1,9 

2.5 

2,1 

2.8 

1,9 

2.5 

1,9 

2.5 

1,7 

2.2 

Grading 

Light material HI-TIP 

H 2,1 m 3 

H 2.8 yd 3 

H 2,1m 3 

H 2.8 yd 3 

H 2,5 m 3 

H 3.3 yd 3 

4,8 

6.3 

P 4,8 m 3 

P 6.3 yd 3 

4,8 

H 4,8 m 3 

6.3 

H 6.3 yd 3 

P 3,1 m 3 

P 4.0 yd 3 

H 3,1 m 3 

H 4.0 yd 3 

5,0 

6.5 

3,1 

4.0 

3,1 

4.0 

2,1 

2.8 

2,5 

3.3 

2,3 

3.0 

H 5,0 m 3 

H 6.5 yd 3 Material density (lb/yd 3 ) 

2,1 

2.8 

Bucket fill 

110% 105% 100% 95% 

674 1010 1350 1685 2020 2360 2700 3035 3370 

P ≈Pin-on 

H≈Hook-on 

The size of rock buckets is optimized for optimal penetration and filling 

capability rather than the density of the material. 

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Attachment bracket 

General 

Different materials require different types of handling – 

not necessarily different machines. Volvo wheel loaders 

are continuously being developed to provide higher 

capacity within different fields of operation. Quick coupling 

of attachments permits effective utilization of the 

wheel loader where previously only special-purpose 

machines, such as fork-lift trucks and mobile cranes, 

could be used. The idea of interchangeable attachments 

is a unique solution that has made Volvo wheel loaders a 

market leader. 

The attachment bracket with hydraulic locking is rugged 

and easy to operate. Precision fit and quality engineering 

with large, rounded hooks make it easy to guide the attachment 

onto the bracket. Thanks to the efficient design 

of the bracket, the difference in operating load between 

direct-mounted (pin-on) and bracket-mounted (hook-on) 

attachments is minimal. As designers of both the wheel 

loader and the attachment bracket, we have taken advantage 

of the unique opportunity to make the bracket an 

integral part of the machine. 

Cast steel attachment bracket 

The cast steel attachment bracket has a very open 

design, therefore providing excellent visibility for the 

operator. 

The bracket fits older generation machines with TP 

Linkage and, can also pick-up older hook-on attachments. 

Hydraulic locking 

The attachment can be locked to the attachment bracket 

from the operator's station via an interlocked switch on 

the instrument panel. 

Locking pins are held securely in place by servo pressure 

from the hydraulic system. 

Attachment bracket in logging 

It makes sense to have several log grapples if you have to 

work with different timber sizes or you need to optimize 

capacity in different operations. Our attachment bracket 

permits rational utilization of several grapples or switching 

to a wood chip bucket. 

Most of our log grapples are bracket-mounted, which 

provides versatility at the same cost as pin-on mounted 

grapples. 

Bracket-mounted grapples do not project further forward 

than pin-on grapples, and the weight difference is negligible. 

Bracket-mounted log grapples offer greater flexibility 

than pin-on-mounted grapples. 

c 

a 

b 

L50E 

L60E 

L60E bracket shown 

Attachment bracket Order No 93642 80856 

a Width 

b Height 

c Depth 

mm ft in 

mm ft in 

mm ft in 

1120 

810 

300 

3'7" 

2'8" 

1'0" 

1180 

800 

320 

Weight kg lb 190 420 270 

3'10" 

2'6" 

1'1" 

600 

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Selecting a bucket 

General 

Bucket volume alone is not an adequate measure of the 

capacity of the loader. The crucial factor is the ability of 

the wheel loader to fill the bucket every pass. For that 

reason, the right size and the right shape of the bucket is 

very important. A large bucket can result in lower productivity 

because it is more difficult to fill, while a small bucket 

that is easier to fill can increase productivity. 

A number of factors have to be taken into account, such 

as the nature of the material being handled, the condition 

of the wheel loader, the operator’s skill, and the transport 

distance. If the transport distance is long, this may cause 

spillage. Since all of these factors vary, a wide selection 

of buckets is required in order to achieve maximum productivity. 

The Volvo attachment range 

offers such a wide selection. 

A B C D 

A 

Straight edge general purpose bucket 

When fitted with bolt-on edges, it is the best choice for 

rehandling of loose material and aggregates in short cycle or 

load and carry operations. (Can also be fitted with bolt-on 

teeth and segments.) 

When fitted with welded teeth options and segments, it is 

the best choice for loading easily broken material from banks. 

B 

Flat floor bucket 

The bucket has the same advantages as the present grading 

bucket, but is designed with a higher, general-purpose type 

profile for more versatility. 

The long, flat floor of the bucket makes it the ideal choice for 

earthmoving applications like landscaping, stripping topsoil, 

grading, or work in soft underfoot conditions. 

C 

Spade nose rock bucket 

The best choice for breaking out hard and stony material and 

shot rock. Recommended to be fitted with 1 1/2 leg type 

adapters, points of AM type and segments. For gravel, fine 

shot rock and ore, it can be fitted with bolt-on edges instead 

of teeth. 

D 

Grading bucket 

This bucket has a long flat bottom. It is intended for earthmoving 

work such as topsoil stripping, small-scale dozing, 

landscaping and leveling of fill. An edge is provided on the 

back side for grading when the machine is reversed. 

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Wear parts 

Bolt-on edge 

– For pre-drilled (PRD) straight edge and spade nose 

buckets. 

– Provides base edge protection for longer service life. 

– Bolt-on cutting edges are reversible. 

– Maintains smooth bucket floor. 

Volvo Tooth System 

The new Volvo Tooth System is designed for all types of 

applications, from handling easily broken bank materials 

to breaking out hard and rocky materials. 

– Volvo Tooth System features different adapters and 

teeth to suit all applications. 

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Adapters 

Flush mounted adapter 

Flush mounted weld-on adapters are typically used in 

applications where a clean bucket floor needs to be 

maintained and the material is not extremely abrasive. 

The number of adapters is not restricted. This type of 

adapter is most commonly used with general purpose 

teeth and is not to be used in combination with segments. 


LA10FC20 (L50E) 

LA10FC25 (L60E) 

Note: 

Fits on all straight edge and spade nose 

buckets. 

Should NOT be combined with segments. 

Bolt-on adapter 

Bolt-on adapters have a 2-leg strap design and are used 

on straight edge buckets. They provide good cutting 

edge protection and are fairly quick and easy to replace. 

They are normally combined with segments to maintain a 

clean floor and prevent the cutting edge from scalloping. 


LA10BN20 (L50E) 

LA10BN25 (L60E) 

Note: 

Fits on all straight edge predrilled buckets. 

Should NORMALLY be combined with segments. 

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Points 


The general purpose tooth is good for breaking out loose bank material such as sand or gravel. 

When combined with flush mounted adapters, these teeth provide a smooth and clean bucket floor. 

Self-sharpening design maintains penetration characteristics and improves useful service life. 


10GPL 

Abrasive material 

The abrasive material tooth is used when extra penetration is required. A moderate undercut helps 

to protect the bucket cutting edge while the self-sharpening design improves penetration and extends 

its useful life. 


10AML 

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Request for special attachments 

For your special attachment needs, please fill in the special attachment inquiry form and 

send it or fax it to: 

Volvo Wheel Loaders AB 

Wheel Loader R&D 

Dept: UR 

SE- 633 85 Eskilstuna, Sweden 

Telefax: +46 16 152968 

You will also find this information on Violin and the Dealer Network. For viewing and downloading, 

please go to http://violin.vce.volvo.se/wlo/ – Product Information, Dealers Material, 

Attachment Catalogs or http://www.volvoce.com/. 

Every now and then the market has special requests for attachments with different dimensions, 

specifications, etc. Sometimes they may require attachments for specific applications. 

In these cases, Volvo Wheel Loaders is still the answer for your customer’s special 

attachment needs. We not only have the knowledge and experience, but also we are the 

only ones who can optimize attachments to work specifically with Volvo Wheel Loaders. 

Through the special attachment process, we can better evaluate your request to provide 

you with a well-engineered solution, cost effective pricing, and shorter delivery times. 

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Inquiry form for Customized Genuine Attachments 

Volvo Wheel Loaders 

(customize your attachment by filling out the form below) 

Wheel Loader model: 

URoff: 

SB 

LB 

Standard Boom 

Long Boom 

Type of bucket: 

STE GP Straight Edge, General Purpose 

STE RO Straight Edge, Rock Application 

SPN Spade Nose Bucket 


HIT Hi-Tip Bucket 

Other type of attachment: 

Design: 

Normal 

Flat Floor Bucket 

Attachment fitting type: 

H 

P 

Hook-on 

Pin-on 

Bucket width*: 

mm 

*for future availbility regarding spare parts and cost reason, 

please try to use existing width’s from the attachment catalog. 

Bucket size: 

m3 

Material density: 

kg/m 3 

Material: 

Type of application: 

Requested wear parts: 

(if nothing else is said, std number of teeth is 8) 

VOLVO 

(Type: e.g. 30GPL) 

COMBI WEAR PARTS (Type: e.g. C4 T29) 

ESCO 

(Type: e.g. V33 TYL) 

Others: 

Welded Flush system 

Welded 1 1/2 leg system + 

SEG (segment) 

Bolt-on (tooth) system + SEG (segment) 

BOE (Bolt-on Edge) 

Requested delivery date: 

Comments: 

Requested by: 

Telefax / e-mail: 

Country: 

Telephone: 

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The buckets are designed for loading loose material or 

material that is easily broken out of the bank. 

M 

N 

2135 

(7') 

H J L 

A 

T E 

S 

c 

e v 

y 

d 

b 

L50E 


Order No. 

STE P BOE** 

93808 

STE P T* 

93808 

STE P 

93808 

STE P BOE** 

93812 

STE P T* 

93812 

STE P 

93812 

Volume 

Heaped ISO/SAE m 3 yd 3 

Struck ISO/SAE m 3 yd 3 

Volume at 105% fill factor m 3 yd 3 


v Bucket width mm ft in 

b Bucket length mm ft in 

c Bucket height mm ft in 

d Bucket depth mm ft in 

e Bucket width over sidecutters mm ft in 

y Cutting edge thickness mm ft in 

Bucket weight kg lb 

A Overall length mm ft in 

E Digging depth, max dump (S) mm ft in 

H Dump clearance mm ft in 

J Lift height under level bucket mm ft in 

L Overall operating height mm ft in 

M Dump reach mm ft in 

N Reach at 45° discharge mm ft in 

S Max forward dump at lowest 

lifting arm pos. ° 

T Digging depth mm ft in 

1,3 

1,0 

1,4 

1,4 

2300 

1120 

1090 

900 

2260 

20 

590 

6440 

860 

2870 

3480 

4750 

940 

1510 

1.7 

1.3 

1.8 

1.9 

7'7" 

3'8" 

3'7" 

2'11" 

7'5" 

0'.8" 

1300 

21'2" 

2'10" 

9'5" 

11'5" 

15'7" 

3'1" 

4'11" 

90 

0'2.7" 

1.6 

1.3 

1.6 

1.7 

7'7" 

4'2" 

3'7" 

3'5" 

7'5" 

0'.8" 

1240 

21'8" 

3'4" 

9'1" 

11'5" 

15'7" 

3'5" 

5'2" 

90 

0'3" 

1.6 

1.3 

1.6 

1.7 

7'7" 

3'6" 

3'6" 

2'9" 

7'5" 

0'.8" 

1110 

20'11" 

2'7" 

9'7" 

11'6" 

15'7" 

3'0" 

4'11" 

90 

0'1.9" 

* Dimensions based on 10GPL points. Other points may affect dimensions differently. 

** BOE = Bolt-on edge 

90 

68 

1,2 

1,0 

1,3 

1,3 

2300 

1270 

1100 

1050 

2260 

20 

560 

6600 

1010 

2770 

3470 

4750 

1050 

1560 

90 

77 

1,2 

1,0 

1,3 

1,3 

2300 

1060 

1070 

840 

2260 

20 

500 

6360 

800 

2930 

3500 

4750 

910 

1500 

90 

47 

1,5 

1,1 

1,6 

1,7 

2300 

1200 

1160 

980 

2260 

20 

640 

6530 

940 

2820 

3470 

4820 

1000 

1540 

90 

75 

2.0 

1.4 

2.1 

2.2 

7'7" 

3'11" 

3'10" 

3'3" 

7'5" 

0'.8" 

1410 

21'5" 

3'1" 

9'3" 

11'5" 

15'10" 

3'3" 

5'0" 

90 

0'3" 

1,4 

1,1 

1,5 

1,5 

2300 

1350 

1170 

1130 

2260 

20 

610 

6690 

1090 

2710 

3460 

4820 

1110 

1590 

90 

83 

1.8 

1.4 

1.9 

2.0 

7'7" 

4'5" 

3'10" 

3'8" 

7'5" 

0'.8" 

1350 

21'11" 

3'7" 

8'11" 

11'4" 

15'10" 

3'8" 

5'2" 

90 

0'3.3" 

1,4 

1,1 

1,5 

1,5 

2300 

1140 

1140 

920 

2260 

20 

550 

6450 

880 

2870 

3490 

4820 

970 

1530 

90 

54 

1.8 

1.4 

1.9 

2.0 

7'7" 

3'9" 

3'9" 

3'0" 

7'5" 

0'.8" 

1220 

21'2" 

2'11" 

9'5" 

11'5" 

15'10" 

3'2" 

5'0" 

90 

0'2.1" 

16

General purpose bucket 

Bolt-on edge kit Order No. 80133 

Type of adapter 

Bolt-on 

Bolt-on adapter kit (set of 8) 


Order No. 

82733 

LA10BN20 

Type of point 

GP 

Point kit (set of 8) 


Order No. 

82734 

10GPL 

AM 

Order No. 

82735 

10AML 

L50E 


Order No. 

STE P BOE** 

93814 

STE P T* 

93814 

STE P 

93814 

Volume 






















1,7 

1,3 

1,8 

1,9 

2300 

1270 

1220 

1050 

2260 

20 

690 

6610 

1010 

2760 

3460 

4890 

1050 

1560 

2.2 

1.7 

2.3 

2.4 

7'7" 

4'2" 

4'0" 

3'5" 

7'5" 

0'.8" 

1520 

21'8" 

3'4" 

9'1" 

11'4" 

16'1" 

3'5" 

5'1" 

90 

0'3.2" 

2.1 

1.7 

2.2 

2.3 

7'7" 

4'8" 

4'0" 

3'11" 

7'5" 

0'.8" 

1460 

22'3" 

3'10" 

8'9" 

11'4" 

16'1" 

3'10" 

5'3" 

90 

0'3.5" 



90 

82 

1,6 

1,3 

1,7 

1,8 

2300 

1420 

1230 

1200 

2260 

20 

660 

6770 

1170 

2660 

3460 

4890 

1160 

1600 

90 

90 

1,6 

1,3 

1,7 

1,8 

2300 

1210 

1200 

990 

2260 

20 

600 

6530 

950 

2820 

3490 

4890 

1020 

1560 

90 

60 

2.1 

1.7 

2.2 

2.3 

7'7" 

4'0" 

3'11" 

3'3" 

7'5" 

0'.8" 

1320 

21'5" 

3'2" 

9'3" 

11'5" 

16'1" 

3'4" 

5'1" 

90 

0'2.4" 

17





M 

N 

2135 

(7') 

H J L 

A 

T E 

S 

c 

e v 

y 

d 

b 

L50E 


Order No. 

STE H BOE** 

93804 

STE H T* 

93804 

STE H 

93804 

STE H BOE** 

93806 

STE H T* 

93806 

STE H 

93806 

Volume 






















1,3 

1,0 

1,4 

1,4 

2300 

990 

1090 

900 

2260 

20 

560 

6510 

920 

2830 

3480 

4790 

990 

1540 

1.7 

1.3 

1.8 

1.9 

7'7" 

3'3" 

3'7" 

2'11" 

7'5" 

0'.8" 

1240 

21'4" 

3'0" 

9'3" 

11'5" 

15'8" 

3'3" 

5'1" 

90 

0'2.7" 

1.6 

1.3 

1.6 

1.7 

7'7" 

3'9" 

3'7" 

3'5" 

7'5" 

0'.8" 

1180 

21'11" 

3'6" 

8'11" 

11'5" 

15'9" 

3'7" 

5'3" 

90 

0'3" 

1.6 

1.3 

1.6 

1.7 

7'7" 

3'1" 

3'6" 

2'9" 

7'5" 

0'.8" 

1050 

21'1" 

2'10" 

9'6" 

11'6" 

15'9" 

3'2" 

5'0" 

90 

0'1.8" 



90 

67 

1,2 

1,0 

1,3 

1,3 

2300 

1140 

1100 

1050 

2260 

20 

540 

6670 

1080 

2730 

3470 

4790 

1100 

1590 

90 

76 

1,2 

1,0 

1,3 

1,3 

2300 

930 

1070 

840 

2260 

20 

470 

6430 

860 

2880 

3500 

4790 

960 

1540 

90 

46 

1,5 

1,1 

1,6 

1,7 

2300 

1070 

1150 

980 

2260 

20 

610 

6590 

1000 

2770 

3470 

4860 

1050 

1560 

90 

74 

2,0 

1.4 

2.1 

2.2 

7'7" 

3'6" 

3'9" 

3'3" 

7'5" 

0'.8" 

1340 

21'8" 

3'4" 

9'1" 

11'5" 

15'11" 

3'5" 

5'2" 

90 

0'2.9" 

1,4 

1,1 

1,5 

1,5 

2300 

1220 

1160 

1130 

2260 

20 

580 

6750 

1160 

2670 

3460 

4860 

1160 

1610 

90 

82 

1.8 

1.4 

1.9 

2.0 

7'7" 

4'0" 

3'10" 

3'8" 

7'5" 

0'.8" 

1280 

22'2" 

3'9" 

8'9" 

11'4" 

15'11" 

3'10" 

5'3" 

90 

0'3.2" 

1,4 

1,1 

1,5 

1,5 

2300 

1010 

1130 

920 

2260 

20 

520 

6510 

940 

2830 

3490 

4860 

1020 

1560 

90 

53 

1.8 

1.4 

1.9 

2.0 

7'7" 

3'4" 

3'8" 

3'0" 

7'5" 

0'.8" 

1150 

21'4" 

3'1" 

9'3" 

11'6" 

15'11" 

3'4" 

5'2" 

90 

0'2.1" 

18




Bolt-on 



Order No. 

82733 

LA10BN20 

Type of point 

GP 



Order No. 

82734 

10GPL 

AM 

Order No. 

82735 

10AML 

19



The buckets are intended for earth moving, overburden 

clearing, landscaping, etc, and are ideal for use in soft 

ground conditions. 

M 

N 

2135 

(7') 

H J L 

A 

T E 

S 

c 

y 

e 

v 

d 

b 

d 

b 

L50E 


Order No. 

STE P BOE*FF 

82663 

STE P FF 

82663 

STE H BOE*FF 

82660 

STE H FF 

82660 

Volume 












1,5 

1,2 

1,6 

1,7 

2300 

1180 

1150 

950 

2260 

20 

720 

2.0 

1.6 

2.1 

2.2 

7'7" 

3'10" 

3'9" 

3'2" 

7'5" 

0'.8" 

1580 

1,4 

1,1 

1,5 

1,5 

2300 

1120 

1130 

900 

2260 

20 

630 

1.8 

1.4 

1.9 

2.0 

7'7" 

3'8" 

3'8" 

2'11" 

7'5" 

0'.8" 

1380 

1,5 

1,2 

1,6 

1,7 

2300 

1050 

1150 

950 

2260 

20 

680 

2.0 

1.6 

2.1 

2.2 

7'7" 

3'5" 

3'9" 

3'2" 

7'5" 

0'.8" 

1490 

1,4 

1,1 

1,5 

1,5 

2300 

990 

1130 

900 

2260 

20 

590 

1.8 

1.4 

1.9 

2.0 

7'7" 

3'3" 

3'8" 

2'11" 

7'5" 

0'.8" 

1300 











6520 

920 

2820 

3460 

4800 

980 

1420 

86 

82 

21'5" 

3'0" 

9'3" 

11'4" 

15'9" 

3'3" 

4'8" 

86 

0'3.2" 

6440 

860 

2880 

3480 

4800 

950 

1420 

86 

61 

21'1" 

2'10" 

9'5" 

11'5" 

15'9" 

3'1" 

4'8" 

86 

0'2.4" 

6580 

990 

2780 

3470 

4840 

1030 

1440 

86 

80 

21'7" 

3'3" 

9'1" 

11'4" 

15'11" 

3'5" 

4'9" 

86 

0'3.2" 

6500 

930 

2830 

3490 

4840 

1000 

1450 

86 

59 

21'4" 

3'0" 

9'4" 

11'5" 

15'11" 

3'3" 

4'9" 

86 

0'2.3" 

* BOE = Bolt-on edge 

20



21



The buckets are designed for rehandling processed 

materials of lower density. 

Focus on penetration. 

M 

N 

2135 

(7') 

H J L 

A 

T E 

S 

c 

e v 

y 

d 

b 

d 

b 

L50E 


Order No. 

STE P T* 

93811 

STE P 

93811 

STE P T* 

93813 

STE P 

93813 

Volume 












1,2 

1,0 

1,3 

1,3 

2300 

1310 

1050 

1090 

2260 

20 

540 

1.6 

1.3 

1.6 

1.7 

7'7" 

4'3" 

3'5" 

3'7" 

7'5" 

0'.8" 

1190 

1,2 

1,0 

1,3 

1,3 

2300 

1140 

1040 

920 

2260 

20 

500 

1.6 

1.3 

1.6 

1.7 

7'7" 

3'9" 

3'5" 

3'0" 

7'5" 

0'.8" 

1110 

1,4 

1,1 

1,5 

1,5 

2300 

1310 

1050 

1090 

2260 

20 

590 

1.8 

1.4 

1.9 

2.0 

7'7" 

4'3" 

3'5" 

3'7" 

7'5" 

0'.8" 

1300 

1,4 

1,1 

1,5 

1,5 

2300 

1140 

1040 

920 

2260 

20 

550 

1.8 

1.4 

1.9 

2.0 

7'7" 

3'9" 

3'5" 

3'0" 

7'5" 

0'.8" 

1220 











6540 

960 

2810 

3490 

4750 

1030 

1570 

90 

53 

21'5" 

3'2" 

9'3" 

11'6" 

15'7" 

3'5" 

5'2" 

90 

0'2.1" 

6360 

800 

2930 

3500 

4750 

910 

1500 

90 

47 

20'11" 

2'7" 

9'7" 

11'6" 

15'7" 

3'0" 

4'11" 

90 

0'1.9" 

6620 

1040 

2760 

3490 

4820 

1090 

1600 

90 

59 

21'9" 

3'5" 

9'1" 

11'5" 

15'10" 

3'7" 

5'3" 

90 

0'2.3" 

6450 

880 

2870 

3490 

4820 

970 

1530 

90 

54 

21'2" 

2'11" 

9'5" 

11'5" 

15'10" 

3'2" 

5'0" 

90 

0'2.1" 


22



Flush 

Weld-on adapter kit (set of 8) 


Order No. 

82732 

LA10FC20 

Type of point 

GP 



Order No. 

82734 

10GPL 

AM 

Order No. 

82735 

10AML 

L50E 


Order No. 

STE H T* 

93805 

STE H 

93805 

STE H T* 

93807 

STE H 

93807 

Volume 












1,2 

1,0 

1,3 

1,3 

2300 

1100 

1080 

1010 

2260 

20 

510 

1.6 

1.3 

1.6 

1.7 

7'7" 

3'7" 

3'6" 

3'4" 

7'5" 

0'.8" 

1130 

1,2 

1,0 

1,3 

1,3 

2300 

930 

1070 

840 

2260 

20 

480 

1.6 

1.3 

1.6 

1.7 

7'7" 

3'1" 

3'6" 

2'9" 

7'5" 

0'.8" 

1050 

1,4 

1,1 

1,5 

1,5 

2300 

1180 

1140 

1090 

2260 

20 

560 

1.8 

1.4 

1.9 

2.0 

7'7" 

3'10" 

3'9" 

3'7" 

7'5" 

0'.8" 

1230 

1,4 

1,1 

1,5 

1,5 

2300 

1010 

1130 

920 

2260 

20 

520 

1.8 

1.4 

1.9 

2.0 

7'7" 

3'4" 

3'8" 

3'0" 

7'5" 

0'.8" 

1150 











6600 

1030 

2770 

3490 

4790 

1090 

1600 

90 

52 

21'8" 

3'5" 

9'1" 

11'6" 

15'9" 

3'7" 

5'3" 

90 

0'2" 

6430 

860 

2880 

3500 

4790 

960 

1540 

90 

46 

21'1" 

2'10" 

9'6" 

11'6" 

15'9" 

3'2" 

5'0" 

90 

0'1.8" 

6690 

1110 

2720 

3490 

4860 

1140 

1620 

90 

58 

21'11" 

3'8" 

8'11" 

11'5" 

15'11" 

3'9" 

5'4" 

90 

0'2.3" 

6510 

940 

2830 

3490 

4860 

1020 

1560 

90 

53 

21'4" 

3'1" 

9'3" 

11'6" 

15'11" 

3'4" 

5'2" 

90 

0'2.1" 


23






M 

N 

2135 

(7') 

H J L 

A 

T E 

S 

c 

y 

e 

v 

d 

b 

d 

b 

L50E 


Order No. 

STE P T* FF 

82662 

STE P FF 

82662 

STE H T* FF 

82661 

STE H FF 

82661 

Volume 












1,4 

1,1 

1,5 

1,5 

2300 

1330 

1130 

1100 

2260 

20 

680 

1.8 

1.4 

1.9 

2.0 

7'7" 

4'4" 

3'8" 

3'7" 

7'5" 

0'.8" 

1500 

1,4 

1,1 

1,5 

1,5 

2300 

1120 

1130 

900 

2260 

20 

630 

1.8 

1.4 

1.9 

2.0 

7'7" 

3'8" 

3'8" 

2'11" 

7'5" 

0'.8" 

1390 

1,4 

1,1 

1,5 

1,5 

2300 

1200 

1130 

1100 

2260 

20 

640 

1.8 

1.4 

1.9 

2.0 

7'7" 

3'9" 

3'8" 

3'7" 

7'5" 

0'.8" 

1410 

1,4 

1,1 

1,5 

1,5 

2300 

990 

1130 

900 

2260 

20 

590 

1.8 

1.4 

1.9 

2.0 

7'7" 

3'3" 

3'8" 

2'11" 

7'5" 

0'.8" 

1300 











6650 

1070 

2740 

3480 

4800 

1100 

1480 

86 

65 

21'10" 

3'6" 

9'0" 

11'5" 

15'9" 

3'7" 

4'10" 

86 

0'2.6" 

6440 

860 

2880 

3480 

4800 

950 

1420 

86 

61 

21'1" 

2'10" 

9'5" 

11'5" 

15'9" 

3'1" 

4'8" 

86 

0'2.4" 

6720 

1130 

2700 

3480 

4840 

1160 

1500 

86 

64 

22'0" 

3'9" 

8'10" 

11'5" 

15'11" 

3'10" 

4'11" 

86 

0'2.5" 

6500 

930 

2830 

3490 

4840 

1000 

1450 

86 

59 

21'4" 

3'0" 

9'4" 

11'5" 

15'11" 

3'3" 

4'9" 

86 

0'2.3" 


24



Flush 



Order No. 

82732 

LA10FC20 

Type of point 

GP 



Order No. 

82734 

10GPL 

AM 

Order No. 

82735 

10AML 

25





M 

N 

2135 

(7') 

H J L 

A 

T E 

S 

c 

e v 

y 

d 

b 

d 

b 

L60E 


Order No. 

STE P BOE** 

93823 

STE P T* 

93823 

STE P 

93823 

STE P BOE** 

93825 

STE P T* 

93825 

STE P 

93825 

Volume 












1,9 

1,5 

2,0 

2,1 

2500 

1280 

1270 

1070 

2460 

25 

780 

2.5 

2.0 

2.6 

2.7 

8'2'' 

4'2'' 

4'2'' 

3'6'' 

8'1'' 

0'1'' 

1720 

1,8 

1,4 

1,9 

2,0 

2500 

1430 

1280 

1210 

2460 

25 

730 

2.4 

1.8 

2.5 

2.6 

8'2'' 

4'8'' 

4'3'' 

4'0'' 

8'1'' 

0'1'' 

1610 

1,8 

1,4 

1,9 

2,0 

2500 

1220 

1250 

1000 

2460 

25 

670 

2.4 

1.8 

2.5 

2.6 

8'2'' 

4'0'' 

4'1'' 

3'4'' 

8'1'' 

0'1'' 

1470 

2,1 2.7 

1,7 2.2 

2,2 2.9 

2,3 3.0 

2500 8'2'' 

1340 4'5'' 

1320 4'4'' 

1130 3'8'' 

2460 8'1'' 

25 0'1'' 

820 1820 

2,0 

1,6 

2,1 

2,2 

2500 

1490 

1330 

1280 

2460 

25 

780 

2.6 

2.1 

2.7 

2.9 

8'2'' 

4'11'' 

4'4'' 

4'2'' 

8'1'' 

0'1'' 

1710 

2,0 

1,6 

2,1 

2,2 

2500 

1281 

1300 

1068 

2460 

25 

713 

2.6 

2.1 

2.7 

2.9 

8'2'' 

4'2'' 

4'3'' 

3'6'' 

8'1'' 

0'1'' 

1570 











7190 

1040 

2870 

3580 

5060 

970 

1550 

23'7'' 

3'5'' 

9'5'' 

11'9'' 

16'7'' 

3'2'' 

5'1'' 

79 

0'3.8'' 

24'1'' 

3'11'' 

9'1'' 

11'8'' 

16'7'' 

3'6'' 

5'3'' 

79 

0'4.3'' 

23'4'' 

3'2'' 

9'7'' 

11'10'' 

16'7'' 

3'1'' 

5'1'' 

79 

0'2.9'' 



79 

96 

7340 

1190 

2770 

3560 

5060 

1070 

1590 

79 

108 

7100 

970 

2930 

3600 

5060 

930 

1540 

79 

75 

7260 

1100 

2830 

3570 

5120 

1020 

1570 

79 

102 

23'10'' 

3'7'' 

9'3'' 

11'9'' 

16'10'' 

3'4'' 

5'2'' 

79 

0'4'' 

7410 

1250 

2720 

3560 

5120 

1120 

1610 

79 

114 

24'4'' 

4'1'' 

8'11'' 

11'8'' 

16'10'' 

3'8'' 

5'3'' 

79 

0'4.5'' 

7173 

1037 

2883 

3593 

5121 

981 

1564 

79 

80 

23'6'' 

3'5'' 

9'6'' 

11'9'' 

16'10'' 

3'3'' 

5'2'' 

79 

0'3.2'' 

26




Bolt-on 



Order No. 

82737 

LA10BN25 

Type of point 

GP 



Order No. 

82734 

10GPL 

AM 

Order No. 

82735 

10AML 

L60E 


Order No. 

STE H BOE** 

93817 

STE H T* 

93817 

STE H 

93817 

STE H BOE** 

93820 

STE H T* 

93820 

STE H 

93820 

Volume 












1,7 

1,4 

1,8 

1,9 

2500 

1090 

1220 

1000 

2460 

25 

730 

2.2 

1.8 

2.3 

2.4 

8'2'' 

3'7'' 

4'0'' 

3'3'' 

8'1'' 

0'1'' 

1600 

1,6 

1,3 

1,7 

1,8 

2500 

1239 

1234 

1146 

2454 

25 

679 

2.1 

1.7 

2.2 

2.3 

8'2'' 

4'1'' 

4'1'' 

3'9'' 

8'1'' 

0'1'' 

1500 

1,6 

1,3 

1,7 

1,8 

2500 

1030 

1200 

940 

2460 

25 

620 

2.1 

1.7 

2.2 

2.3 

8'2'' 

3'5'' 

3'11'' 

3'1'' 

8'1'' 

0'1'' 

1360 

1,9 

1,5 

2,0 

2,1 

2500 

1160 

1270 

1070 

2460 

25 

770 

2.5 

2.0 

2.6 

2.7 

8'2'' 

3'10'' 

4'2'' 

3'6'' 

8'1'' 

0'1'' 

1690 

1,8 

1,4 

1,9 

2,0 

2500 

1310 

1280 

1210 

2460 

25 

720 

2.4 

1.8 

2.5 

2.6 

8'2'' 

4'4'' 

4'3'' 

4'0'' 

8'1'' 

0'1'' 

1580 

1,8 

1,4 

1,9 

2,0 

2500 

1100 

1250 

1010 

2460 

25 

650 

2.4 

1.8 

2.5 

2.6 

8'2'' 

3'7'' 

4'1'' 

3'4'' 

8'1'' 

0'1'' 

1440 











7210 

1070 

2850 

3580 

5050 

990 

1560 

23'8'' 

3'6'' 

9'4'' 

11'9'' 

16'7'' 

3'3'' 

5'2'' 

79 

0'3.7'' 

7372 

1215 

2750 

3568 

5048 

1098 

1606 

79 

106 

24'2'' 

4'0'' 

9'0'' 

11'8'' 

16'7'' 

3'7'' 

5'3'' 

79 

0'4.2'' 

7130 

1000 

2910 

3600 

5050 

960 

1560 

23'5''' 

3'4'' 

9'7'' 

11'10'' 

16'7'' 

3'2'' 

5'1'' 

79 

0'2.8'' 



79 

93 

79 

72 

7290 

1140 

2810 

3570 

5110 

1040 

1580 

79 

99 

23'11'' 

3'9'' 

9'2'' 

11'9'' 

16'9'' 

3'5'' 

5'2'' 

79 

0'3.9'' 

7440 

1280 

2700 

3560 

5110 

1150 

1620 

79 

111 

24'5'' 

4'2'' 

8'10'' 

11'8'' 

16'9'' 

3'9'' 

5'4'' 

7200 

1070 

2860 

3600 

5110 

1010 

1580 

79 79 

0'4.4'' 77 

23'8'' 

3'6'' 

9'5'' 

11'10'' 

16'9'' 

3'4'' 

5'2'' 

79 

0'3.1'' 

27





M 

N 

2135 

(7') 

H J L 

A 

T E 

S 

c 

e v 

y 

d 

b 

d 

b 

L60E 


Order No. 

STE H BOE** 

82036 

STE H T* 

82036 

STE H 

82036 

Volume 






















2,1 

1,7 

2,2 

2,3 

2500 

1230 

1320 

1130 

2460 

25 

810 

7360 

1200 

2760 

3570 

5170 

1090 

1600 

79 

105 

2.7 

2.2 

2.9 

3.0 

8'2'' 

4'0'' 

4'4'' 

3'8'' 

8'1'' 

0'1'' 

1780 

24'2'' 

3'11'' 

9'1'' 

11'8'' 

17'0'' 

3'7'' 

5'3'' 

79 

0'4.1'' 

2,0 

1,6 

2,1 

2,2 

2500 

1370 

1340 

1280 

2460 

25 

760 

7510 

1350 

2660 

3560 

5170 

1190 

1640 

79 

117 

2.6 

2.1 

2.7 

2.9 

8'2'' 

4'6'' 

4'5'' 

4'2'' 

8'1'' 

0'1'' 

1670 

24'8'' 

4'5'' 

8'9'' 

11'8'' 

17'0'' 

3'11'' 

5'5'' 

79 

0'4.6'' 



2,0 

1,6 

2,1 

2,2 

2500 

1160 

1300 

1070 

2460 

25 

690 

7270 

1130 

2820 

3590 

5170 

1050 

1600 

79 

83 

2.6 

2.1 

2.7 

2.9 

8'2'' 

3'10'' 

4'3'' 

3'6'' 

8'1'' 

0'1'' 

1530 

23'10'' 

3'9'' 

9'3'' 

11'9'' 

17'0'' 

3'5'' 

5'3'' 

79 

0'3.3'' 

28




Bolt-on 



Order No. 

82737 

LA10BN25 

Intended for v = 2500 mm / 8'2'' 


Type of point 

GP 



Order No. 

82734 

10GPL 

AM 

Order No. 

82735 

10AML 

Intended for v = 2550 mm / 8'4'' 

L60E 


Order No. 

STE P BOE** 

80925 

STE P T* 

80925 

STE P 

80925 

STE H BOE** 

80924 

STE H T* 

80924 

STE H 

80924 

Volume 






















2,1 

1,7 

2,2 

2,3 

2550 

1280 

1350 

1070 

2510 

25 

830 

7190 

1040 

2870 

3580 

5160 

970 

1550 

2.7 

2.2 

2.9 

3.0 

8'4'' 

4'2'' 

4'5'' 

3'6'' 

8'3'' 

0'1'' 

1840 

23'7'' 

3'5'' 

9'5'' 

11'9'' 

16'11'' 

3'2'' 

5'1'' 

79 

0'3.8'' 

2,0 

1,6 

2,1 

2,2 

2550 

1430 

1370 

1210 

2510 

25 

780 

7340 

1190 

2770 

3560 

5160 

1070 

1590 

79 

109 

2.6 

2.1 

2.7 

2.9 

8'4'' 

4'8'' 

4'6'' 

4'0'' 

8'3'' 

0'1'' 

1710 

24'1'' 

3'11'' 

9'1'' 

11'8'' 

16'11'' 

3'6'' 

5'3'' 

79 

0'4.3'' 

2.6 

2.1 

2.7 

2.9 

8'4'' 

4'0'' 

4'4'' 

3'4'' 

8'3'' 

0'1'' 

1570 

23'4'' 

3'2'' 

9'7'' 

11'10'' 

16'11'' 

3'1'' 

5'1'' 

79 

0'3'' 



79 

97 

2,0 

1,6 

2,1 

2,2 

2550 

1220 

1330 

1000 

2510 

25 

710 

7100 

970 

2930 

3600 

5160 

930 

1540 

79 

75 

2,1 

1,7 

2,2 

2,3 

2550 

1160 

1350 

1070 

2510 

25 

810 

7290 

1140 

2810 

3510 

5210 

1040 

1580 

79 

99 

2.7 

2.2 

2.9 

3.0 

8'4'' 

3'10'' 

4'5'' 

3'6'' 

8'3'' 

0'1'' 

1800 

23'11'' 

3'9'' 

9'2'' 

11'9'' 

17'1'' 

3'5'' 

5'2'' 

79 

0'3.9'' 

2,0 

1,6 

2,1 

2,2 

2550 

1310 

1370 

1210 

2510 

25 

760 

7450 

1280 

2700 

3560 

5210 

1150 

1620 

79 

112 

2.6 

2.1 

2.7 

2.9 

8'4'' 

4'4'' 

4'6'' 

4'0'' 

8'3'' 

0'1'' 

1670 

24'5'' 

4'2'' 

8'10'' 

11'8'' 

17'1'' 

3'9'' 

5'4'' 

79 

0'4.4'' 

2,0 

1,6 

2,1 

2,2 

2550 

1100 

1330 

1000 

2510 

25 

690 

7200 

1070 

2860 

3600 

5210 

1010 

1580 

79 

78 

2.6 

2.1 

2.7 

2.9 

8'4'' 

3'7'' 

4'4'' 

3'4'' 

8'3'' 

0'1'' 

1530 

23'8'' 

3'6'' 

9'5'' 

11'10'' 

17'1'' 

3'4'' 

5'2'' 

79 

0'3.1'' 

29






M 

N 

2135 

(7') 

H J L 

A 

T E 

S 

c 

e 

v 

d 

d 

y 

b 

b 

L60E 


Order No. 

STE P BOE**FF 

82626 

STE P FF 

82626 

STE H BOE**FF 

82624 

STE H FF 

82624 

Volume 












2,0 

1,6 

2,1 

2,2 

2500 

1290 

1310 

1060 

2460 

25 

900 

2.6 

2.1 

2.7 

2.9 

8'2'' 

4'3'' 

4'4'' 

3'6'' 

8'1'' 

0'1'' 

1990 

1,9 

1,5 

2,0 

2,1 

2500 

1220 

1260 

1000 

2460 

25 

770 

2.5 

2.0 

2.6 

2.7 

8'2'' 

4'0'' 

4'2'' 

3'3'' 

8'1'' 

0'1'' 

1700 

2,0 

1,6 

2,1 

2,2 

2500 

1160 

1280 

1060 

2460 

25 

860 

2.6 

2.1 

2.7 

2.9 

8'2'' 

3'10'' 

4'3'' 

3'6'' 

8'1'' 

0'1'' 

1890 

1,9 

1,5 

2,0 

2,1 

2500 

1100 

1260 

1000 

2460 

25 

750 

2.5 

2.0 

2.6 

2.7 

8'2'' 

3'7'' 

4'2'' 

3'3'' 

8'1'' 

0'1'' 

1650 











7200 

1050 

2860 

3570 

5080 

970 

1430 

75 

106 

23'7'' 

3'5'' 

9'5'' 

11'9'' 

16'8'' 

3'2'' 

4'8'' 

75 

0'4'' 

7110 

980 

2920 

3590 

5080 

940 

1440 

75 

79 

23'4'' 

3'3'' 

9'7'' 

11'10'' 

16'8'' 

3'1'' 

4'9'' 

75 

0'3.1'' 

7290 

1140 

2810 

3570 

5130 

1040 

1460 

75 

100 

23'11'' 

3'9'' 

9'2'' 

11'9'' 

16'10'' 

3'5'' 

4'10'' 

75 

0'3.9'' 

7200 

1070 

2860 

3590 

5130 

1010 

1470 

75 

78 

23'8'' 

3'6'' 

9'5'' 

11'10'' 

16'10'' 

3'4'' 

4'10'' 

75 

0'3.1'' 


30



31



The bucket are designed for rehandling processed 

materials of lower density. 

Focus on penetration. 

M 

N 

2135 

(7') 

H J L 

A 

T E 

S 

c 

e v 

y 

d 

b 

d 

b 

L60E 


Order No. 

STE P T* 

93824 

STE P 

93824 

STE P T* 

93826 

STE P 

93826 

Volume 












1,8 

1,4 

1,9 

2,0 

2500 

1400 

1270 

1190 

2460 

25 

720 

2.4 

1.8 

2.5 

2.6 

8'2'' 

4'7'' 

4'2'' 

3'11'' 

8'1'' 

0'1'' 

1580 

1,8 

1,4 

1,9 

2,0 

2500 

1220 

1250 

1000 

2460 

25 

670 

2.4 

1.8 

2.5 

2.6 

8'2'' 

4'0'' 

4'1'' 

3'4'' 

8'1'' 

0'1'' 

1470 

2,0 

1,6 

2,1 

2,2 

2500 

1470 

1320 

1250 

2460 

25 

760 

2.6 

2.1 

2.7 

2.9 

8'2'' 

4'10'' 

4'4'' 

4'1'' 

8'1'' 

0'1'' 

1680 

2,0 

1,6 

2,1 

2,2 

2500 

1280 

1300 

1070 

2460 

25 

710 

2.6 

2.1 

2.7 

2.9 

8'2'' 

4'2'' 

4'3'' 

3'6'' 

8'1'' 

0'1'' 

1570 











7300 

1160 

2800 

3580 

5060 

1070 

1600 

79 

90 

24'0'' 

3'10'' 

9'2'' 

11'9'' 

16'7'' 

3'6'' 

5'3'' 

79 

0'3.6'' 

7100 

970 

2930 

3600 

5060 

930 

1540 

79 

75 

23'4'' 

3'2'' 

9'7'' 

11'10'' 

16'7'' 

3'1'' 

5'1'' 

79 

0'2.9'' 

7370 

1220 

2750 

3580 

5120 

1110 

1620 

79 

96 

24'2'' 

4'0'' 

9'0'' 

11'9'' 

16'10'' 

3'8'' 

5'4'' 

79 

0'3.8'' 

7170 

1040 

2880 

3590 

5120 

980 

1560 

79 

80 

23'6'' 

3'5'' 

9'6'' 

11'9'' 

16'10'' 

3'3'' 

5'2'' 

79 

0'3.2'' 


32



Flush 



Order No. 

82736 

LA10FC25 

Type of point 

GP 



Order No. 

82734 

10GPL 

AM 

Order No. 

82735 

10AML 

L60E 


Order No. 

STE H T* 

93821 

STE H 

93821 

STE H T** 

82037 

STE H 

82037 

Volume 












1,8 

1,4 

1,9 

2,0 

2500 

1290 

1270 

1190 

2460 

25 

700 

2.4 

1.8 

2.5 

2.6 

8'2'' 

4'3'' 

4'2'' 

3'11'' 

8'1'' 

0'1'' 

1550 

1,8 

1,4 

1,9 

2,0 

2500 

1100 

1250 

1010 

2460 

25 

660 

2.4 

1.8 

2.5 

2.6 

8'2'' 

3'7'' 

4'1'' 

3'4'' 

8'1'' 

0'1'' 

1440 

2,0 

1,6 

2,1 

2,2 

2500 

1350 

1320 

1250 

2460 

25 

740 

2.6 

2.1 

2.7 

2.9 

8'2'' 

4'5'' 

4'4'' 

4'1'' 

8'1'' 

0'1'' 

1640 

2,0 

1,6 

2,1 

2,2 

2500 

1160 

1300 

1070 

2460 

25 

700 

2.6 

2.1 

2.7 

2.9 

8'2'' 

3'10'' 

4'3'' 

3'6'' 

8'1'' 

0'1'' 

1530 











7400 

1250 

2730 

3580 

5110 

1140 

1640 

79 

93 

24'4'' 

4'1'' 

9'0'' 

11'9'' 

16'9'' 

3'9'' 

5'4'' 

79 

0'3.7'' 

7200 

1070 

2860 

3600 

5110 

1010 

1580 

79 

78 

23'8'' 

3'6'' 

9'5'' 

11'10'' 

16'9'' 

3'4'' 

5'2'' 

79 

0'3.1'' 

7470 

1320 

2680 

3570 

5170 

1190 

1650 

79 

99 

24'6'' 

4'4'' 

8'10'' 

11'9'' 

17'0'' 

3'11'' 

5'5'' 

79 

0'3.9'' 

7270 

1130 

2820 

3590 

5170 

1050 

1600 

79 

83 

23'10'' 

3'9'' 

9'3'' 

11'9'' 

17'0'' 

3'5'' 

5'3'' 

79 

0'3.3'' 


33






M 

N 

2135 

(7') 

H J L 

A 

T E 

S 

c 

y 

e 

v 

d 

b 

d 

b 

L60E 


Order No. 

STE P T* FF 

82627 

STE P FF 

82627 

STE H T* FF 

82625 

STE H FF 

82625 

Volume 












1,9 

1,5 

2,0 

2,1 

2500 

1410 

1300 

1190 

2460 

25 

840 

2.5 

2.0 

2.6 

2.7 

8'2'' 

4'7'' 

4'3'' 

3'11'' 

8'1'' 

0'1'' 

1850 

1,9 

1,5 

2,0 

2,1 

2500 

1220 

1290 

1000 

2460 

25 

790 

2.5 

2.0 

2.6 

2.7 

8'2'' 

4'0'' 

4'3'' 

3'3'' 

8'1'' 

0'1'' 

1740 

1,9 

1,5 

2,0 

2,1 

2500 

1280 

1300 

1190 

2460 

25 

820 

2.5 

2.0 

2.6 

2.7 

8'2'' 

4'2'' 

4'3'' 

3'11'' 

8'1'' 

0'1'' 

1810 

1,9 

1,5 

2,0 

2,1 

2500 

1100 

1290 

1000 

2460 

25 

770 

2.5 

2.0 

2.6 

2.7 

8'2'' 

3'7'' 

4'3'' 

3'3'' 

8'1'' 

0'1'' 

1700 











7320 

1170 

2790 

3570 

5080 

1070 

1470 

75 

101 

24'0''' 

3'10'' 

9'2'' 

11'9'' 

16'8'' 

3'6'' 

4'10'' 

75 

0'4'' 

7120 

980 

2920 

3590 

5080 

930 

1430 

75 

85 

23'4'' 

3'3'' 

9'7'' 

11'9'' 

16'8'' 

3'1'' 

4'8'' 

75 

0'3.3'' 

7410 

1250 

2750 

3570 

5150 

1160 

1490 

73 

105 

24'4'' 

4'1'' 

9'0'' 

11'8'' 

16'11'' 

3'10'' 

4'11'' 

73 

0'4.1'' 

7210 

1070 

2870 

3580 

5150 

1020 

1450 

73 

89 

23'8'' 

3'6'' 

9'5'' 

11'9'' 

16'11'' 

3'4'' 

4'9'' 

73 

0'3.5'' 

* Dimensions based on 10GPL points. Other points may affect dimensions 

differently. 

34



Flush 



Order No. 

82736 

LA10FC25 

Type of point 

GP 



Order No. 

82734 

10GPL 

35



The buckets are designed for handlling refuse material 

and can be equipped with either a steel or rubber cutting 

edge. 

M 

N 

2135 

(7') 

H J L 

A 

T E 

S 

c 

y 

e 

v 

d 

b 

d 

b 

L60E 


Order No. 

REF P BOE* (R) 

82515 

REF P BOE* (S) 

82515 

REF P 

82515 

REF H BOE* (R) 

82516 

REF H BOE* (S) 

82516 

REF H 

82516 

Volume 






















Dimensions based on L5 tires 


(R) = Rubber Bolt-on kit 

(S) = Steel Bolt-on kit 

36 

3,1 

2,6 

3,3 

3,4 

2550 

1650 

1650 

1430 

2510 

25 

1130 

7630 

1390 

2580 

3490 

5450 

1140 

1440 

77 

184 

4.1 

3.4 

4.3 

4.5 

8'4'' 

5'5'' 

5'5'' 

4'8'' 

8'3'' 

0'1'' 

2490 

25'0'' 

4'7'' 

8'6'' 

11'5'' 

17'11'' 

3'9'' 

4'9'' 

77 

0'7.2'' 

3,1 

2,6 

3,3 

3,4 

2550 

1640 

1530 

1420 

2510 

25 

960 

7500 

1340 

2680 

3620 

5460 

1210 

1590 

77 

56 

4.1 

3.4 

4.3 

4.5 

8'4'' 

5'4'' 

5'0'' 

4'8'' 

8'3'' 

0'1'' 

2110 

24'7'' 7420 

4'5'' 1270 

8'10'' 2740 

11'10'' 3640 

17'11'' 5460 

4'0'' 1180 

5'3'' 1600 

77 

0'2.2'' 

2,9 

2,4 

3,0 

3,2 

2550 

1570 

1510 

1360 

2510 

25 

810 

77 

35 

3.8 

3.1 

4.0 

4.2 

8'4'' 

5'2'' 

4'11'' 

4'5'' 

8'3'' 

0'1'' 

1780 

24'4'' 

4'2'' 

9'0'' 

11'11'' 

17'11'' 

3'10'' 

5'3'' 

77 

0'1.4'' 

3,1 

2,6 

3,3 

3,4 

2550 

1530 

1650 

1430 

2510 

25 

1120 

7720 

1480 

2520 

3500 

5520 

1220 

1480 

77 

175 

4.1 

3.4 

4.3 

4.5 

8'4'' 

5'0'' 

5'5'' 

4'8'' 

8'3'' 

0'1'' 

2460 

25'4'' 

4'10'' 

8'3'' 

11'6'' 

18'1'' 

4'0'' 

4'10'' 

77 

0'6.9'' 

3,1 

2,6 

3,3 

3,4 

2550 

1520 

1530 

1420 

2510 

25 

940 

7590 

1440 

2630 

3630 

5520 

1300 

1630 

77 

47 

4.1 

3.4 

4.3 

4.5 

8'4'' 

5'0'' 

5'0'' 

4'8'' 

8'3'' 

0'1'' 

2080 

24'11'' 

4'8'' 

8'7'' 

11'11'' 

18'1'' 

4'3'' 

5'4'' 

77 

0'1.9'' 

2,9 

2,4 

3,0 

3,2 

2550 

1460 

1510 

1360 

2510 

25 

790 

7510 

1370 

2680 

3650 

5520 

1260 

1640 

77 

26 

3.8 

3.1 

4.0 

4.2 

8'4'' 

4'9'' 

4'11'' 

4'5'' 

8'3'' 

0'1'' 

1750 

24'8'' 

4'6'' 

8'10'' 

12'0'' 

18'2'' 

4'2'' 

5'5'' 

77 

0'1''


REF Steel kit Order No. 82576 REF Rubber kit Order No. 82570 

37

Rock buckets 


The buckets are designed for loading material that 

require high penetration and breakout forces. 

The buckets have low-cut sides to facilitate penetration 

into the material. 

M 

N 

L 

H J 

2135 

(7') 

A 

T E 

S 

c 

y 

e 

v 

d 

b 


Order No. 

SPN H T* 

93815 

L50E 

SPN H 

93815 

SPN H T* 

93827 

L60E 

SPN H 

93827 

Volume 






















38 

1,2 

1,0 

1,3 

1,8 

2300 

1240 

1080 

1150 

2260 

20 

540 

6750 

1180 

2680 

3490 

4790 

1200 

1650 

90 

53 

1.6 

1.3 

1.6 

1.7 

7'7'' 

4'1'' 

3'6'' 

3'9'' 

7'5'' 

0'8'' 

1200 

22'2'' 

3'10'' 

8'9'' 

11'5'' 

15'9'' 

3'11'' 

5'5'' 

90 

0'2.1'' 

1,2 

1,0 

1,3 

1,3 

2300 

1060 

1070 

980 

2260 

20 

510 

6580 

1010 

2790 

3500 

4790 

1070 

1590 

1.6 

1.3 

1.6 

1.7 

7'7'' 

3'6'' 

3'6'' 

3'3'' 

7'5'' 

0'8'' 

1120 

21'7'' 

3'4'' 

9'2'' 

11'6'' 

15'9'' 

3'6'' 

5'3'' 

90 

0'1.9'' 

1,6 

1,3 

1,7 

1,8 

2500 

1380 

1220 

1290 

2480 

25 

720 

7450 

1300 

2720 

3630 

5090 

1190 

1680 

* Dimensions based on L5 tires and 10GPL points. Other points may affect dimensions differently. 

90 

48 

79 

44 

2.1 

1.7 

2.2 

2.3 

8'2'' 

4'6'' 

4'0'' 

4'3'' 

8'2'' 

0'1'' 

1600 

24'5'' 

4'3'' 

8'11'' 

11'11'' 

16'8'' 

3'11'' 

5'6'' 

79 

0'1.7'' 

1,6 

1,3 

1,7 

1,8 

2500 

1190 

1200 

1100 

2480 

25 

670 

7250 

1120 

2850 

3650 

5090 

1060 

1630 

79 

28 

2.1 

1.7 

2.2 

2.3 

8'2'' 

3'11'' 

3'11'' 

3'7'' 

8'2'' 

0'1'' 

1490 

23'9'' 

3'8'' 

9'4'' 

12'0'' 

16'8'' 

3'6'' 

5'4'' 

79 

0'1.1''

Rock buckets 


Flush 



Order No. 

82736 

LA10FC25 

Type of point 

GP 



Order No. 

82734 

10GPL 

AM 

Order No. 

82735 

10AML 

39


The buckets are designed for handling materials of low 

density, such as snow, coal, wood chips, etc. 

M 

N 

L 

H J 

2135 

(7') 

A 

T E 

S 

c 

e 

v 

y 

d 

b 

Equipped as standard with bolt-on edge 


Order No. 

LM P BOE 

93470 

L50E 

LM H BOE 

92315 

LM P BOE 

80160 

L60E 

LM H BOE 

92564 

Volume 












2,2 

1,8 

2,3 

2,4 

2380 

1430 

1220 

1210 

2340 

20 

740 

2.9 

2.4 

3.0 

3.2 

7'10'' 

4'8'' 

4'0'' 

4'0'' 

7'8'' 

0'.8'' 

1630 

2,2 

1,8 

2,3 

2,4 

2380 

1310 

1220 

1210 

2340 

20 

710 

2.9 

2.4 

3.0 

3.2 

7'10'' 

4'3'' 

4'0'' 

4'0'' 

7'8'' 

0'.8'' 

1560 

3,1 

2,5 

3,3 

3,4 

2550 

1630 

1380 

1420 

2510 

25 

960 

4.1 

3.3 

4.3 

4.5 

8'4'' 

5'4'' 

4'6'' 

4'8'' 

8'3'' 

0'1'' 

2120 

3,1 

2,5 

3,3 

3,4 

2550 

1520 

1370 

1420 

2510 

25 

950 

4.1 

3.3 

4.3 

4.5 

8'4'' 

5'0'' 

4'6'' 

4'8'' 

8'3'' 

0'1'' 

2090 











6760 

1170 

2670 

3480 

4900 

1180 

1560 

88 

58 

22'2'' 

3'10'' 

8'9'' 

11'5'' 

16'1'' 

3'11'' 

5'2'' 

88 

0'2.6'' 

6830 

1250 

2600 

3480 

4950 

1220 

1580 

89 

65 

22'5'' 

4'1'' 

8'7'' 

11'5'' 

16'3'' 

4'0'' 

5'2'' 

89 

0'2.6'' 

7550 

1390 

2640 

3570 

5220 

1240 

1590 

77 

101 

24'9'' 

4'7'' 

8'8'' 

11'9'' 

17'1'' 

4'1'' 

5'3'' 

77 

0'4'' 

7640 

1480 

2580 

3580 

5280 

1320 

1620 

77 

93 

25'1'' 

4'10'' 

8'6'' 

11'9'' 

17'4'' 

4'4'' 

5'4'' 

77 

0'3.7'' 

40



density, such as snow, wood chips, coal etc. 

M 

N 

L 

H J 

2135 

(7') 

A 

T E 

S 

c 

y 

e 

v 

d 

b 



Order No. 

L50E 

LM H BOE 

92316 

Volume 






















3,9 

3,2 

4,1 

4,3 

2500 

1690 

1580 

1590 

2460 

20 

990 

7230 

1630 

2340 

3460 

5410 

1490 

1630 

89 

83 

5.1 

4.2 

5.4 

5.6 

8'2'' 

5'6'' 

5'2'' 

5'2'' 

8'1'' 

0'.8'' 

2190 

23'9'' 

5'4'' 

7'8'' 

11'4'' 

17'9'' 

4'11'' 

5'4'' 

89 

0'3.3'' 

41



density, such as wood chips, etc. 

M 

N 

L 

H J 

2135 

(7') 

A 

T E 

S 

d 

b 



Order No. 

LM P BOE 

82364 

L60E 

LM H BOE 

92565 

Volume 












5,0 

4,2 

5,3 

5,5 

2650 

1910 

1620 

1650 

2620 

20 

1300 

6.5 

5.5 

6.9 

7.2 

8'8'' 

6'3'' 

5'4'' 

5'5'' 

8'7'' 

0'.8'' 

2870 

5,0 

4,2 

5,3 

5,5 

2650 

1750 

1620 

1650 

2620 

20 

1240 

6.5 

5.5 

6.9 

7.2 

8'8'' 

5'9'' 

5'4'' 

5'5'' 

8'7'' 

0'.8'' 

2720 











7820 

1650 

2460 

3570 

5450 

1450 

1620 

76 

99 

25'8'' 

5'5'' 

8'1'' 

11'9'' 

17'10'' 

4'9'' 

5'4'' 

76 

0'3.9'' 

7860 

1700 

2440 

3580 

5480 

1500 

1670 

77 

89 

25'9'' 

5'7'' 

8'0'' 

11'9'' 

18'0'' 

4'11'' 

5'6'' 

77 

0'3.5'' 

42


The buckets are designed for handling low density 

materials e.g. coal, coke, wood chips, etc. Because it is 

dumped over a special frame, the unloading height is 

considerably increased. 

Note: Requires 3 rd hydraulic function. 

P 

M 

L 

H 

J 

A 

c 

y 

a 

x 

b 

d 



Order No. 

L50E 

HIT H LM BOE 

82099 

L60E 

HIT H LM BOE 

82098 

Volume 












1,8 

1,4 

1,9 

2,0 

2380 

1310 

1190 

1080 

2340 

20 

850 

2.4 

1.8 

2.5 

2.6 

7'10'' 

4'4'' 

3'11'' 

3'7'' 

7'8'' 

0'.8'' 

1870 

2,5 

1,9 

2,6 

2,8 

2550 

1460 

1310 

1230 

2510 

20 

1030 

3.3 

2.5 

3.4 

3.6 

8'4'' 

4'10'' 

4'3'' 

4'1'' 

8'3'' 

0'.8'' 

2260 






P Max dump at max lifting 

arm height ° 

6840 

3980 

4380 

5500 

1950 

45 

22'5'' 

13'1'' 

14'4'' 

18'1'' 

6'5'' 

45 

7580 

4085 

4446 

5719 

1530 

45 

24'10'' 

13'5'' 

14'7'' 

18'9'' 

5'0'' 

45 

43


The buckets are designed for handling low density 

materials e.g. coal, coke, wood chips, etc. Because it is 

dumped over a special frame, the unloading height is 

considerably increased. 


E 

M 

L 

H 

J 

A 

c 

y 

e 

v 

d 

b 

Equipped as standard with bolt-on edge L50E L60E 


Order No. 

HIT H LM BOE 

82100 

HIT P LM BOE 

82096 

HIT H LM BOE 

82097 

Volume 












3,6 

2,9 

3,8 

4,0 

2500 

1600 

1480 

1450 

2480 

20 

1130 

4.7 

3.8 

4.9 

5.2 

8'2'' 

5'3'' 

4'10'' 

4'9'' 

8'2'' 

0'.8'' 

2490 

4,8 

3,9 

5,0 

5,3 

2650 

1970 

1620 

1650 

2620 

20 

1390 

6.3 

5.1 

6.6 

6.9 

8'8'' 

6'5'' 

5'4'' 

5'5'' 

8'7'' 

0'.8'' 

3070 

4,8 

3,9 

5,0 

5,3 

2650 

1740 

1620 

1650 

2620 

20 

1250 

6.3 

5.1 

6.6 

6.9 

8'8'' 

5'8'' 

5'4'' 

5'5'' 

8'7'' 

0'.8'' 

2760 






P Max dump at max lifting 

arm height ° 

7120 

3980 

4460 

5830 

2210 

45 

23'4'' 

13'1'' 

14'8'' 

19'2'' 

7'3'' 

45 

7810 

4040 

4500 

6034 

1615 

45 

25'7'' 

13'3'' 

14'9'' 

19'10'' 

5'4'' 

45 

7850 

4115 

4575 

6108 

1780 

45 

25'9'' 

13'6'' 

15'0'' 

20'0'' 

5'10'' 

45 

44

Grading buckets 

The buckets are intended for earthmoving work, such as 

topsoil stripping, small-scale dozing, landscaping and 

levelling of fill. 

The buckets are designed with an edge on the back 

side that can be used for grading when the machine is 

being reversed. 

M 

L 

N 

J 

H 

A 

T E 

S 

c 

e 

v 

d 

b 

y 

L50E 

L60E 


Order No. 

Bolt-on edge kit, Order No. 

Volume 












GRB H 

92476 

1,6 

– 

1,7 

1,8 

2500 

1410 

970 

1250 

2470 

25 

650 

2.1 

– 

2.2 

2.3 

8'2'' 

4'8'' 

3'2'' 

4'1'' 

8'1'' 

0'1'' 

1422 

GRB H BOE* 

92476 

80134 

1,7 

– 

1,8 

1,9 

2500 

1470 

990 

1310 

2470 

25 

760 

2.2 

– 

2.3 

2.4 

8'2'' 

4'10'' 

3'3'' 

4'4'' 

8'1'' 

0'1'' 

1670 

GRB H 

92476 

1,6 

– 

1,7 

1,8 

2500 

1410 

970 

1250 

2470 

25 

650 

2.1 

– 

2.2 

2.3 

8'2'' 

4'8'' 

3'2'' 

4'1'' 

8'1'' 

0'1'' 

1420 

GRB H BOE* 

92477 

93417 

2,2 

– 

2,3 

2,4 

2650 

1700 

1040 

1520 

2620 

30 

1190 

2.9 

– 

3.0 

3.2 

8'8'' 

5'7'' 

3'5'' 

5'0'' 

8'7'' 

0'1.2'' 

2620 

GRB H 

92477 

2,1 

– 

2,2 

2,3 

2650 

1630 

1010 

1450 

2620 

30 

1020 

2.7 

– 

2.9 

3.0 

8'8'' 

5'4'' 

3'4'' 

4'9'' 

8'7'' 

0'1.2'' 

2250 











6950 

1240 

2460 

3430 

4380 

1140 

1460 

99 

112 

22'10'' 

4'1'' 

8'1'' 

11'3'' 

14'5'' 

3'9'' 

4'9'' 

99 

0'4.4'' 

7610 

1400 

2510 

3540 

4530 

1120 

1480 

88 

137 

24'11'' 

4'7'' 

8'3'' 

11'7'' 

14'10'' 

3'8'' 

4'10'' 

88 

0'5.4'' 

7520 

1340 

2570 

3560 

4530 

1090 

1500 

88 

115 

24'8'' 

4'5'' 

8'5'' 

11'8'' 

14'10'' 

3'7'' 

4'11'' 

88 

0'4.5'' 

7820 

1620 

2350 

3530 

4670 

1270 

1500 

88 

145 

25'8'' 

5'4'' 

7'9'' 

11'7'' 

15'4'' 

4'2'' 

4'11'' 

88 

0'5.7'' 

7730 

1540 

2430 

3560 

4670 

1240 

1530 

88 

118 

25'4'' 

5'1'' 

7'11'' 

11'8'' 

15'4'' 

4'1'' 

5'0'' 

88 

0'4.7'' 


45

Sand spreading bucket 

Sand spreading bucket, HOLMS, SSE 

The bucket is intended for spreading sand, gravel, salt, 

fertilizer, etc. The amount can be adjusted by tilting the 

bucket. The spreading width is determined by three 

plates. You can chose right, left, narrow or wide 

spreading. 

Note: The attachment is electrically driven and does not 

affect the hydraulics on the loader. 

Available upon request in 1,0 m 3 / 1,3 yd 3 . 

c 

e 

v 

y 

L50E 

HOLMS SSE 2,4 

Type of mounting 

Volume 

Struck ISO/SAE 

Spreading width min. 

v Bucket width 

b Bucket length 

c Bucket height 

d Bucket dept 

e Bucket width over sidecutters 

y Cutting edge thickness 

Bucket weight 

m 3 yd 3 

m 3 yd 3 

mm ft in 

mm ft in 

mm ft in 

mm ft in 

mm ft in 

mm ft in 

kg lb 

H 

2,4 

2,0 

2396 

1530 

1210 

1250 

2440 

30 

680 

3.1 

2.6 

7'10" 

5'0" 

3'11" 

4'1" 

8'0" 

0'1.2" 

1499 

46

Log grapples 

Log handling 

Centuries of timber handling in Sweden have given us 

the experience and knowlege to design superior log 

grapples. This experience, together with our own development 

work, has produced a wide range of grapples. 

Versatility is a must, since the demands of the work vary 

widely. They may include handling different lengths, 

transporting logs over uneven ground, gripping and holding 

one log, whole stems, etc. These are the points we 

take into consideration when designing our complete log 

grapple range, which permits all types of timber to be 

handled under the most diverse conditions. 

Torque Parallel Linkage has advantages that no other 

system can boast. Generous reach and lifting height 

permit the work to be done quickly and safely. 

If the grapple has to come in from above for final stacking 

of timber or when unloading a truck, the machine must 

have sufficient breakout and back-tilting torque. 

If the machine is not strong enough to break out the load 

from the top, the tines have to be forced between the 

logs, increasing the risk of damage to the logs and the 

vehicle. 

Rated operating loads for log grapples are calculated 

for a wheel loader fitted with approved counterweights 

for timber handling. 

The rated operating load capacity specified will be 

influenced if optional equipment is fitted to the attachment 

or the loader. 

Log grapple specifications on the following pages 

are calculated for machines equipped with logging 

counterweight (only L50E) and tires: 

L50E 

15.5R25 

L60E 

20.5R25 

47

Log grapples 

Selecting a log grapple 

One of the fundamental principles in choosing a log 

grapple for handling round wood is that the longer the 

timber is, the smaller the grip area and the wider the 

grapple must be. The log grapples are designed differently 

depending on how the machine works. Size is 

normally expressed in m 2 /ft 2 . The length of the timber 

then determines how much can be carried. 

Log grapples always require a 3 rd hydraulic 

function. 

A 

B 

A 

The sorting grapple has relatively long and straight tines that 

can slide along the ground so the grapple can be easily filled 

well when loading from stacks and sorting bunkers. This 

grapple can also be used for unloading. 

B 

The general purpose grapple is an allround grapple for 

handling and sorting tree length stems or for gripping single 

stems. It has longer tines than the sorting grapple. 

Heel/kickout 

Hydraulic heel/kickout is available for unloading and 

sorting grapples. The heel is used, for example, for holding 

a single log in a large grapple. The kickout is used 

to make higher stacks, since the grapples do not have to 

be tilted to empty; instead, the log is pushed out, making 

it possible to reach about half a meter higher. 

Supplied as an assembly kit. Assembly not included in 

the price. 

Note: Requires 4 th hydraulic function. 


For grapple 

Order No. 

Weight kg lb 

MD min mm ft in 

91983 

92012 

200 

85 

L50E 

HK OUT 

440 

0'3.3'' 

82194 

82193 

205 

98 

L60E 

452 

0'3.9'' 

MD 

48

Log grapples 

Sorting grapple 

Grapples for feeding sorting plants from a stack. 

They have relatively long tines to reach into bunkers. 

The clamping arm is designed to provide a large opening. 

Replaceable wear plates are standard (not L50E). 


Norte:Can be equipped with hydraulic heel/kickout. 

A 

20° 

N 45° 

MAX 

20° 

MD 

MAX 

o 

R 

Q 

E 

C 

L 

G 

K 

F 

J 

P 

D B H 

I 

u 

t 

s 


Order No 

Log length m ft 

A Grapple area m 2 ft 2 

Rated operating load kg lb 

s Grapple width mm ft in 

t Grapple length mm ft in 

u Grapple height mm ft in 

Grapple weight kg lb 

B Dumping clearance at 

max. HPH, dump 20° mm ft in 

C Dumping reach at max. 

HPH, dump 20° mm ft in 

D Dumping clearance at 


E Dumping reach at 


F Dumping clearance at 

parallel lifting arm pos. mm ft in 

G Dumping reach at 


H Max. dumping 

clearance mm ft in 

IOverall operating 

height mm ft in 

J Height upper clamp 

at K mm ft in 

K Max. opening width mm ft in 

L Reach at ground 

position mm ft in 

MD Min. handle diameter mm ft in 

N Max. dumping angle 

at max. HPH ° 

O Grading angle ° 

P Dumping clearance at 

max. HPH, max. dump mm ft in 

Q Dumping reach at max. 

HPH, max. dump mm ft in 

R Tine tip length mm ft in 

HPH = Hinge pin height 

L50E 

SORT GR H 

91983 

4,8 15.9 

1,0 10.8 

2850 6280 

1610 5'3" 

1540 5'1" 

1540 5'1" 

900 1980 

3360 

1390 

2930 

1130 

1550 

2440 

4130 

5430 

1780 

1930 

1570 

870 

61 

110 

2740 

880 

730 

11'0" 

4'7" 

9'7" 

3'18" 

5'1" 

7'4" 

13'7" 

17'10" 

5'10" 

6'4" 

5'2" 

2'10" 

61 

110 

9'0" 

2'11" 

2'5" 

L60E 

SORT GR H 

82194 

4,8 15.9 

1,3 14.0 

3450 7605 

1600 5'3" 

1850 6'1" 

1630 5'4" 

1010 2230 

3400 

1490 

2920 

1190 

1520 

2360 

4320 

5870 

2000 

2080 

1740 

1000 

60 

96 

2710 

910 

870 

11'2" 

4'11" 

9'7" 

3'11" 

5'0" 

7'9" 

14'2" 

19'3" 

6'7" 

6'10" 

5'9" 

3'3" 

60 

96 

8'11" 

3'0" 

2'10" 

49

Log grapples 

General purpose grapple 

Grapples for handling and sorting different types of 

timber, including tree-length stems. 

A small minimum grip area can be obtained for handling 

single stems. 

Replaceable wear plates are standard (not L50E). 

A 

45° 

N 

20° 

I 


s 

MAX 

20° 

MD 

O 

K 

P J 

F 

B 

D 

H 

u 

Q 

E 

C 

L 

G 

R 

t 

L50E 

L60E 


Order No 

A Grapple area m 2 ft 2 

Rated operating load kg lb 

s Grapple width mm ft in 

t Grapple length mm ft in 

u Grapple height mm ft in 

Grapple weight kg lb 

GP GR H 

82192 

0,7 

2700 

1610 

1260 

1500 

820 

7.5 

5950 

5'3'' 

4'2'' 

4'11'' 

1810 

GP GR H 

82192 

0,7 

4300 

1610 

1260 

1500 

820 

7.5 

9480 

5'3'' 

4'2'' 

4'11'' 

1810 

B Dumping clearance at 


C Dumping reach at max. 

HPH, dump 20° mm ft in 

D Dumping clearance at 


E Dumping reach at 


F Dumping clearance at 


G Dumping reach at 


H Max. dumping 

clearance mm ft in 

IOverall operating 

height mm ft in 

J Height upper clamp 

at K mm ft in 

K Max. opening width mm ft in 

L Reach at ground 


MD Min. handle diameter mm ft in 

N Max. dumping angle 

at max. HPH ° 

O Grading angle ° 

P Dumping clearance at 

max. HPH, max. dump mm ft in 

Q Dumping reach at max. 

HPH, max. dump mm ft in 

R Tine tip length mm ft in 

3300 

1530 

2820 

1220 

1490 

2360 

4080 

5260 

1590 

1630 

1700 

220 

51 

110 

2730 

1120 

900 

10'10'' 

5'0'' 

9'3'' 

4'0'' 

4'11'' 

7'9'' 

13'5'' 

17'3'' 

5'3'' 

5'4'' 

5'7'' 

0'9'' 

51 

110 

8'12'' 

3'8'' 

2'11'' 

3410 

1500 

2920 

1190 

1520 

2370 

4210 

5380 

1590 

1630 

1730 

220 

57 

93 

2750 

980 

900 

11'2'' 

4'11'' 

9'7'' 

3'11'' 

4'12'' 

7'9'' 

13'10'' 

17'8'' 

5'3'' 

5'4'' 

5'8'' 

0'9'' 

57 

93 

9'0'' 

3'3'' 

2'11'' 

HPH = Hinge pin height 

50

Fork attachments 

Fork attachments for varying needs 

Due to their special features, flexibility, manoeuverability 

and unique lift-arm system, Volvo wheel loaders are used 

in many different types of applications. The attachment 

bracket permits the machine to be utilized effectively 

where previously only special purpose machines such as 

fork-lift trucks and mobile cranes could operate. The 

stability of Volvo wheel loaders and the reach and parallel 

lift-arm action of the loader unit make them particularly 

suitable for work with fork attachments. 

In material handling yards, warehouses and harbors, 

maximum use is made of the available space. Here the 

Volvo wheel loader's lift-arm system and efficient attachments 

are a necessity. Their high lift height and long 

reach permit work with high stacks. They can also load 

wide vehicles from one side, permitting short work cycles. 

Fork quality 

Fork frames and pallet forks must be able to withstand 

the full lifting capacity of the machine. The fork tines are 

designed according to ISO 2330, and they are made of 

high grade, hardened and tempered steel, which meet 

these demands with excess margin. 

It is the manufacturer's responsibility to furnish data and 

information on attachments together with the loaders. We 

carry out inspections and classifications according to 

current standards. 

Fork tine wear (Acc. to ISO 5057) 

The fork tine shall be thoroughly checked for wear, 

special attention being paid to the vicinity of the heel. 

If the thickness of the tine is reduced to 90% of the 

original thickness, or to the minimum thickness specified 

by the fork tine or equipment manufacturer, the fork tine 

shall be withdrawn from service. 

All Volvo pallet fork tines are marked with: 

1 Max. load per tine in kg 

2 Spacing for max. load in mm 

3 Material thickness in mm 

51


Approval and legal provisions 

The rated operating load capacity is determined 

according to the European Standard EN 474–3. 

For countries outside the European Common Market, 

other safety requirements might apply, so the user should 

always check local regulations. 

The determined operating load for Volvo wheel loaders, 

with respect to attachment load center distance, is 

specified in the table below. 

NOTE: Always operate with load in lowered position. 

Transport speed shall be adapted to ground conditions. 

Load shall be lifted with minimum incline. 

Stacking should be performed with fork frame or fork 

shank vertical. 

The rated operation load capacity given in the table 

will be influenced if optional equipment is fitted to the 

attachment. 

Rated operating load capacity at load center distance of: 

L50E Pallet fork tines, straight. Light duty, capacity 2535 kg / 5589 lb, 600 mm/2'0" per arm 

Ground mm ft in mm ft in mm ft in mm ft in mm ft in mm ft in 

condition 500 1'8" 600 2'0" 700 2'4" 800 2'8" 900 2'11" 1200 3'11" 

Rough terrain kg lb kg lb kg lb kg lb kg lb kg lb 

17.5R25, 600/65R25 2300 5071 2225 4905 2150 4740 2075 4575 2000 4409 1825 4023 

Firm and level ground kg lb kg lb kg lb kg lb kg lb kg lb 

17.5R25, 600/65R25 3075 6779 2975 6559 2875 6338 2775 6118 2675 5897 2450 5401 

Static tipping load kg lb kg lb kg lb kg lb kg lb kg lb 

full turn 

17.5R25, 600/65R25 3870 8532 3730 8223 3600 7937 3480 7672 3370 7430 3080 6790 

L50E Pallet fork tines, straight. Standard, capacity 3650 kg / 8047 lb, 600 mm/2'0" per arm 


condition 500 1'8" 600 2'0" 700 2'4" 800 2'8" 900 2'11" 1200 3'11" 


17.5R25, 600/65R25 2300 5071 2225 4905 2150 4740 2075 4575 2000 4409 1825 4023 


17.5R25, 600/65R25 3075 6779 2975 6559 2875 6338 2775 6118 2675 5897 2450 5401 


full turn 

17.5R25, 600/65R25 3870 8532 3730 8223 3600 7937 3480 7672 3370 7430 3080 6790 

L50E Pallet fork tines, straight. Break out, capacity 4300 kg / 9480 lb, 600 mm/2'0" per arm 


condition 500 1'8'' 600 2'0'' 700 2'4'' 800 2'8'' 900 2'11'' 1200 3'11'' 


17.5R25, 600/65R25 2300 5071 2225 4905 2150 4740 2075 4575 2000 4409 1825 4023 


17.5R25, 600/65R25 3075 6779 2975 6559 2875 6338 2775 6118 2675 5897 2450 5401 


full turn 

17.5R25, 600/65R25 3870 8532 3730 8223 3600 7937 3480 7672 3370 7430 3080 6790 

52 

L50E Pallet fork tines, visibility optimized right/left, capacity 3000 kg / 6614 lb, 600 mm/2'0" per arm 


condition 500 1'8'' 600 2'0'' 700 2'4'' 800 2'8'' 900 2'11'' 1200 3'11'' 


17.5R25, 600/65R25 2300 5071 2225 4905 2150 4740 2075 4575 2000 4409 1825 4023 


17.5R25, 600/65R25 3075 6779 2975 6559 2875 6338 2775 6118 2675 5897 2450 5401 


full turn 

17.5R25, 600/65R25 3870 8532 3730 8223 3600 7937 3480 7672 3370 7430 3080 6790 

L50E Lumber fork tines, visibility optimized right/left, capacity 3900 kg / 8598 lb, 600 mm/2'0" per arm 


condition 500 1'8'' 600 2'0'' 700 2'4'' 800 2'8'' 900 2'11'' 1200 3'11'' 


17.5R25, 600/65R25 2300 5071 2225 4905 2150 4740 2075 4575 2000 4409 1825 4023 


17.5R25, 600/65R25 3075 6779 2975 6559 2875 6338 2775 6118 2675 5897 2450 5401 


full turn 

17.5R25, 600/65R25 3870 8532 3730 8223 3600 7937 3480 7672 3370 7430 3080 6790 

L50E Lumber fork tines, straight, capacity 4875 kg / 10747 lb, 600 mm/2'0" per arm 


condition 500 1'8'' 600 2'0'' 700 2'4'' 800 2'8'' 900 2'11'' 1200 3'11'' 


17.5R25, 600/65R25 2300 5071 2225 4905 2150 4740 2075 4575 2000 4409 1825 4023 


17.5R25, 600/65R25 3075 6779 2975 6559 2875 6338 2775 6118 2675 5897 2450 5401 


full turn 

17.5R25, 600/65R25 3870 8532 3730 8223 3600 7937 3480 7672 3370 7430 3080 6790

Rated operating load capacity at load center distance of: 


L60E Pallet fork tines, straight. Light duty, capacity 2535 kg / 5589 lb, 600 mm/2'0" per arm 


condition 500 1' 8'' 600 2' 0'' 700 2' 4'' 800 2' 8'' 900 2' 11'' 1200 3' 11'' 


17.5R25 3050 6724 2950 6504 2850 6283 2750 6063 2700 5952 2450 5401 

20.5R25 600/65R25 3200 7055 3100 6834 3000 6614 2900 6393 2800 6173 2500 5512 

Firm and level ground kg lb kg lb kg lb kg lb kg* lb* kg* lb* 

17.5R25 4050 8929 3900 8598 3800 8378 3650 8047 3350 7385 2500 5512 

20.5R25 600/65R25 4250 9370 4100 9039 3950 8708 3800* 8378* 3350 7385 2500 5512 


full turn 17.5R25 5000 11023 4850 10692 4700 10362 4550 10031 4400 9700 4050 8929 

20.5R25 600/65R25 5250 11574 5050 11133 4900 10803 4750 10472 4600 10141 4200 9259 

L60E Pallet fork tines, straight. Standard, capacity 3650 kg / 8047 lb, 600 mm/2'0" per arm 


condition 500 1' 8'' 600 2' 0'' 700 2' 4'' 800 2' 8'' 900 2' 11'' 1200 3' 11'' 


17.5R25 3050 6724 2950 6504 2850 6283 2750 6063 2700 5952 2450 5401 

20.5R25 600/65R25 3200 7055 3100 6834 3000 6614 2900 6393 2800 6173 2500 5512 


17.5R25 4050 8929 3900 8598 3800 8378 3650 8047 3550 7826 3250 7165 

20.5R25 600/65R25 4250 9370 4100 9039 3950 8708 3850 8488 3700 8157 3400 7496 


full turn 17.5R25 5000 11023 4850 10692 4700 10362 4550 10031 4400 9700 4050 8929 

20.5R25 600/65R25 5250 11574 5050 11133 4900 10803 4750 10472 4600 10141 4200 9259 

L60E Pallet fork tines, straight. Break out, capacity 4300 kg / 9480 lb, 600 mm/2'0" per arm 


condition 500 1'8'' 600 2'0'' 700 2'4'' 800 2'8'' 900 2'11'' 1200 3'11'' 


17.5R25 3050 6724 2950 6504 2850 6283 2750 6063 2700 5952 2450 5401 

20.5R25 600/65R25 3200 7055 3100 6834 3000 6614 2900 6393 2800 6173 2550 5622 


17.5R25 4050 8929 3900 8598 3800 8378 3650 8047 3550 7826 3250 7165 

20.5R25 600/65R25 4250 9370 4100 9039 3950 8708 3850 8488 3700 8157 3400 7496 


full turn 17.5R25 5000 11023 4850 10692 4700 10362 4550 10031 4400 9700 4050 8929 

20.5R25 600/65R25 5250 11574 5050 11133 4900 10803 4750 10472 4600 10141 4200 9259 



condition 500 1'8'' 600 2'0'' 700 2'4'' 800 2'8'' 900 2'11'' 1200 3'11'' 


17.5R25 3050 6724 2950 6504 2850 6283 2750 6063 2700 5952 2450 5401 

20.5R25 600/65R25 3200 7055 3100 6834 3000 6614 2900 6393 2800 6173 2500 5512 

Firm and level ground kg lb kg lb kg lb kg lb kg lb kg* lb* 

17.5R25 4050 8929 3900 8598 3800 8378 3650 8047 3550 7826 3000 6614 

20.5R25 600/65R25 4250 9370 4100 9039 3950 8708 3850 8488 3700 8157 3000 6614 


full turn 17.5R25 5000 11023 4850 10692 4700 10362 4550 10031 4400 9700 4050 8929 

20.5R25 600/65R25 5250 11574 5050 11133 4900 10803 4750 10472 4600 10141 4200 9259 



condition 500 1'8'' 600 2'0'' 700 2'4'' 800 2'8'' 900 2'11'' 1200 3'11'' 


17.5R25 3050 6724 2950 6504 2850 6283 2750 6063 2700 5952 2450 5401 

20.5R25 600/65R25 3200 7050 3100 6834 3000 6614 2900 6393 2800 6173 2550 5622 


17.5R25 4050 8929 3900 8598 3800 8378 3650 8047 3550 7826 3250 7165 

20.5R25 600/65R25 4250 9370 4100 9039 3950 8708 3850 8488 3700 8157 3400 7496 


full turn 17.5R25 5000 11023 4850 10692 4700 10362 4550 10031 4400 9700 4050 8929 

20.5R25 600/65R25 5250 11574 5050 11133 4900 10803 4750 10472 4600 10141 4200 9259 

L60E Lumber fork tines, straight, capacity 4875 kg / 10747 lb, 600 mm/2'0" per arm 


condition 500 1'8" 600 2'0" 700 2'4" 800 2'8" 900 2'11" 1200 3'11" 


17.5R25 3050 6724 2950 6504 2850 6283 2750 6063 2700 5952 2450 5401 

20.5R25 600/65R25 3200 7055 3100 6834 3000 6614 2900 6393 2800 6173 2550 5622 


17.5R25 4050 8929 3900 8598 3800 8378 3650 8047 3550 7826 3250 7165 

20.5R25 600/65R25 4250 9370 4100 9039 3950 8708 3850 8488 3700 8157 3400 7496 


full turn 17.5R25 5000 11023 4850 10692 4700 10362 4550 10031 4400 9700 4050 8929 

20.5R25 600/65R25 5250 11574 5050 11133 4900 10803 4750 10472 4600 10141 4200 9259 

*) Limited by the attachment 

53


Pallet fork frame 

Visibility optimized. 

For material handling. Can be combined with different 

fork tines. 

L50E/L60E Standard 

L50E/L60E Heavy duty 

Attachment code 

Order No. 

a f 

Frame width mm ft in 

b f 

Frame height mm ft in 

c f 

Frame length mm ft in 

Frame weight kg lb 

PAFF H 

80041 

1500 4'11'' 

800 2'8'' 

290 0'11'' 

200 440 

PAFF H 

93524 

2000 

800 

290 

245 

6'7'' 

2'8'' 

0'11'' 

540 

PAFF H 

80109 

1500 

800 

320 

290 

4'11" 

2'8" 

1'1" 

640 

PAFF H 

93685 

2200 7'3" 

800 2'8" 

320 1'1" 

360 795 

b f 

c f 

a f 

Pallet fork tines 

Straight, digging depth optimized. 

For use in combination with the above fork frames. 

The fork tines are marked in accordance with relevant 

Swedish and international standards. Specified maximum 

load applies at a load center distance of 600 mm/2'0". 

Note: The order number is for one fork tine only. 

The tines cannot be used on frames with fork 

positioner. 

54 

L50E Light duty Standard Heavy duty 


Order No 

Max. load per tine kg lb 

s t 

Tine length mm ft in 

t t 

Tine height mm ft in 

u t 

Tine width mm ft in 

v t 

Tine thickness mm ft in 

x t 

Width over tine top mm ft in 

z t 


Tine weight kg lb 

A Reach at min. lift mm ft in 

B Max. reach 


C Height at min. lift mm ft in 

D Height at max. 

reach position mm ft in 

E Height at max. lift mm ft in 

F Reach at max. lift mm ft in 

5590 

3'11'' 

2'11'' 

0'5'' 

0'2'' 

0'8'' 

4'3'' 

220 

2'8'' 

5'2'' 

0'1.7'' 

5'7'' 

11'6'' 

2'5'' 

5'2'' 

0'1.2'' 

5'7'' 

11'6'' 

2'5'' 

8050 

4'9'' 

2'11'' 

0'5'' 

0'2.4'' 

0'7'' 

5'2'' 

300 

2'8'' 

5'2'' 

0'1.2'' 

5'7'' 

11'6'' 

2'5'' 

5'4'' 

0'3.2'' 

5'5'' 

11'5'' 

2'7'' 

9480 

4'9'' 

3'1'' 

0'6'' 

0'2.4'' 

0'7'' 

5'2'' 

350 

2'10'' 

5'4'' 

0'3.2'' 

5'5'' 

11'5'' 

2'7'' 

L60E Light duty Standard Heavy duty 


Order No 


s t 


t t 


u t 


v t 


x t 


z t 




B Max. reach 







PAFT LD 

82180 

2540 

1200 

890 

130 

50 

200 

1310 

100 

810 

1570 

42 

1700 

3500 

740 

PAFT LD 

82180 

2540 

1200 

890 

130 

50 

200 

1310 

100 

790 

1550 

40 

1750 

3630 

680 

5590 

3'11'' 

2'11'' 

0'5'' 

0'2'' 

0'8'' 

4'3'' 

220 

2'7'' 

5'1'' 

0'1.6'' 

5'9'' 1760 

11'11'' 3640 

2'3'' 690 

PAFT STD 

93527 

3650 8050 

1200 3'11'' 

890 2'11'' 

130 0'5'' 

60 0'2.4'' 

180 0'7'' 

1320 4'4'' 

120 260 

820 2'8'' 

1580 

31 

1710 

3520 

750 

PAFT STD 

93527 

3650 

1200 

890 

130 

60 

180 

1320 

120 

800 

1560 

31 

8050 

3'11'' 

2'11'' 

0'5'' 

0'2.4'' 

0'7'' 

4'4'' 

260 

2'7'' 

5'2'' 

0'1.2'' 

5'9'' 

11'11'' 

2'3'' 

PAFT STD 

80044 

3650 

1450 

890 

130 

60 

180 

1570 

140 

820 

1580 

31 

1710 

3520 

750 

PAFT STD 

80044 

3650 8050 

1450 4'9'' 

890 2'11'' 

130 0'5'' 

60 0'2.4'' 

180 0'7'' 

1570 5'2'' 

140 300 

800 2'7'' 

1560 

32 

1760 

3640 

690 

5'2'' 

0'1.2'' 

5'9'' 

11'11'' 

2'3'' 

PAFT HD 

93688 

4300 9480 

1200 3'11'' 

940 3'1'' 

150 0'6'' 

60 0'2.4'' 

180 0'7'' 

1320 4'4'' 

140 310 

850 2'10'' 

1620 

81 

1660 

3470 

780 

PAFT HD 

93688 

4300 

1200 

940 

150 

60 

180 

1320 

140 

830 

1600 

82 

1710 

3590 

730 

9480 

3'11'' 

3'1'' 

0'6'' 

0'2.4'' 

0'7'' 

4'4'' 

310 

2'9'' 

5'3'' 

0'3.2'' 

5'7'' 

11'9'' 

2'5'' 

PAFT HD 

80108 

4300 

1450 

940 

150 

60 

180 

1560 

160 

850 

1620 

81 

1660 

3470 

780 

PAFT HD 

80108 

4300 9480 

1450 4'9'' 

940 3'1'' 

150 0'6'' 

60 0'2.4'' 

180 0'7'' 

1560 5'2'' 

160 350 

830 2'9'' 

1600 

82 

1710 

3590 

730 

5'3'' 

0'3.2'' 

5'7'' 

11'9'' 

2'5'' 

t t 

x t 

u t 

s t 

z t 

PAFT HD 

83013 

4300 

1830 

940 

150 

60 

180 

1940 

180 

820 

1580 

78 

1660 

3470 

750 

PAFT HD 

83013 

4300 

1830 

940 

150 

60 

180 

1940 

180 

820 

1590 

94 

1700 

3580 

720 

9480 

6'0'' 

3'1'' 

0'6'' 

0'2.4'' 

0'7'' 

6'4'' 

400 

2'8'' 

5'2'' 

0'3'' 

5'5'' 

11'5'' 

2'6'' 

9480 

6'0'' 

3'1'' 

0'6'' 

0'2.4'' 

0'7'' 

6'4'' 

400 

2'8'' 

5'3'' 

0'4'' 

5'7'' 

11'9'' 

2'4'' 

v t 

Lumber fork 

tines 

LUFT STD 

80193 

4880 10750 

1200 3'11'' 

930 3'1'' 

250 0'10'' 

50 0'2'' 

300 1'0'' 

1310 4'3'' 

190 420 

810 2'8'' 

1570 

130 

1610 

3420 

740 

5'2'' 

0'5.1'' 

5'3'' 

11'3'' 

2'5'' 

Lumber fork 

tines 

LUFT STD 

80193 

4880 10750 

1200 3'11'' 

930 3'1'' 

250 0'10'' 

50 0'2'' 

300 1'0'' 

1310 4'3'' 

190 420 

790 2'7'' 

1550 

130 

1660 

3540 

680 

5'1'' 

0'5.1'' 

5'5'' 

11'8'' 

2'3''


Pallet fork tines 

Visibility optimized right/left. 

For use in combination with the fork frames on page 54. 



load applies at a load center distance of 600 mm/2'0". 


The tines cannot be used on fork frames with fork 

positioner. 

t t 

x t 

u t 

s t 

z t 

v t 

L50E 


Right and left fork tine 

Order No 


s t 


t t 


u t 


v t 


x t 


z t 




B Max. reach 







PAFT OFF 

R L 

93525/93526 

3000 6620 

1200 3'11" 

890 2'11" 

130 0'5" 

60 0'2.4" 

200 0'8" 

1320 4'4" 

120 260 

820 2'8" 

1580 

-38 

1780 

3580 

750 

Standard 

5'2" 

- 0'1.5" 

5'10" 

11'9" 

2'5" 

PAFT OFF 

R L 

80042/80043 

3000 6620 

1450 4'9" 

890 2'11" 

130 0'5" 

60 0'2.4" 

200 0'8" 

1570 5'2" 

130 290 

820 2'8" 

1580 

-41 

1780 

2590 

750 

5'2" 

- 0'1.6" 

5'10" 

11'9" 

2'5" 

PAFT OFF HD 

R L 

93686/93687 

3900 

1200 

880 

150 

60 

210 

1320 

140 

850 

1620 

29 

1710 

3510 

780 

Heavy duty 

8600 

3'11'' 

2'11'' 

0'6'' 

0'2.4'' 

0'8'' 

4'4'' 

300 

2'10'' 

5'4'' 

0'1.2'' 

5'7'' 

11'6'' 

2'7'' 

PAFT OFF HD 

R L 

80106/80107 

3900 8600 

1450 4'9'' 

880 2'11'' 

150 0'6'' 

60 0'2.4'' 

210 0'8'' 

1570 5'2'' 

150 340 

850 2'10'' 

1620 

24 

1710 

3520 

780 

5'4'' 

0'.9'' 

5'8'' 

11'7'' 

2'7'' 

Lumber fork 

tines 

LUFT OFF 

R L 

80344/80345 

3900 8600 

1200 3'11" 

870 2'10" 

250 0'10" 

50 0'2" 

300 1'0" 

1310 4'3" 

190 410 

810 2'8" 

1570 

74 

1660 

3470 

740 

5'2" 

0'2.9" 

5'6" 

11'5" 

2'5" 

L60E 

Standard 

Heavy duty 

Lumber fork 

tines 


Right and left fork tine 

Order No 


s t 


t t 


u t 


v t 


x t 


z t 




B Max. reach 







PAFT OFF 

R L 

93525/93526 

3000 6620 

1200 3'11" 

890 2'11" 

130 0'5" 

60 0'2.4" 

200 0'8" 

1320 4'4" 

120 260 

800 2'7" 

1560 

-40 

1830 

3710 

690 

5'2" 

-0'1.6" 

6'0" 

12'2" 

2'3" 

PAFT OFF 

R L 

80042/80043 

3000 6620 

1450 4'9" 

890 2'11" 

130 0'5" 

60 0'2.4" 

200 0'8" 

1570 5'2" 

130 290 

800 2'7" 

1560 

-40 

1830 

3710 

690 

5'2" 

-0'1.6" 

6'0" 

12'2" 

2'3" 

PAFT OFF 

R L 

93686/93687 

3900 8600 

1200 3'11'' 

880 2'11'' 

150 0'6'' 

60 0'2.4'' 

210 0'8'' 

1320 4'4'' 

140 300 

830 2'9'' 

1600 

27 

1760 

3650 

730 

5'3'' 

0'1.1'' 

5'9'' 

12'0'' 

2'5'' 

PAFT OFF 

R L 

80106/80107 

3900 8600 

1450 4'9'' 

880 2'11'' 

150 0'6'' 

60 0'2.4'' 

210 0'8'' 

1570 5'2'' 

150 340 

830 2'9'' 

1600 

25 

1760 

3650 

730 

5'3'' 

0'1'' 

5'9'' 

12'0'' 

2'5'' 

LUFT OFF 

R L 

80344/80345 

3900 

1200 

870 

250 

50 

300 

1310 

190 

790 

1550 

75 

1710 

3600 

680 

8600 

3'11'' 

2'10'' 

0'10'' 

0'2'' 

1'0'' 

4'3'' 

410 

2'7'' 

5'1'' 

0'3'' 

5'7'' 

11'10'' 

2'3'' 

55


Subframe, 80192 for Lumber fork tines, floating 

For use in combination with pallet fork frame 80041, 

93524, 80191, 93685 and combi fork 80190. 

u t 


Order No 

s t 

Subframe length mm ft in 

t t 

Subframe height mm ft in 

u t 

Subframe width mm ft in 

v t 

Vertical movement 

of the tine in subframe mm ft in 

Subframe weight kg lb 

L50E/L60E 

SUBFRAME 

80192 

150 0'6'' 

670 2'2'' 

365 1'2'' 

120 

60 

0'5'' 

132 

t t 

s t 

v t 

xt 

Lumber fork tines, floating for Subframe 80192 



load applies at a load center distance of 600 mm/2'0''. 


L50E 

L60E 

t t 

zt 

s 

t 

u 

t 

vt 


Order No 


s t 


t t 


u t 


v t 


x t 


z t 




B Max. reach 







LUFT FLO 

80194 

4880 10750 

1200 3'11'' 

930 3'1'' 

250 0'10'' 

50 0'2'' 

370 1'2'' 

1330 4'4'' 

185 410 

825 2'8'' 

1590 

150 

1590 

3300 

760 

5'3'' 

0'6'' 

5'3'' 

11'2'' 

2'6'' 

LUFT FLO 

80194 

4880 10750 

1200 3'11'' 

930 3'1'' 

250 0'10'' 

50 0'2'' 

370 1'2'' 

1330 4'4'' 

250 540 

840 2'9'' 

1610 

150 

1640 

3520 

740 

5'3'' 

0'6'' 

5'5'' 

11'7'' 

2'5'' 

Figures based on the forks’ lowest postion in the 

subframe. 

56


Fork frame with side shift and fork positioner 

Fork frame is ideal for cases where the width of the load 

varies. The fork tines can be hydraulically adjusted to the 

width of the load. Assembly components are included. 

b f 

a f 

Note: Requires 3 rd and 4 th hydraulic function. 

Note: Fork tines are not included in the order number. 

c f 

o min – o max 

L50E/L60E 

Attachment code FFPSS H FFPSS H 

Order No 80335 80336 

O 

a f 

b f 

c f 

min 

max 

Frame width 

Frame height 

Frame length 

Frame weight 

mm 

mm 

mm 

mm 

mm 

kg 

ft in 

ft in 

ft 

ft in 

ft in 

lb 

300 

1200 

1500 

800 

320 

370 

1'0" 

3'11" 

4'11" 

2'8" 

1'1" 

820 

300 

1700 

2000 

800 

340 

450 

1'0" 

5'7" 

6'7" 

2'8" 

1'2" 

990 

Side shift tines 

Straight (for frame order No. 80335–80336) 

There are three types of tines for use with the side shift 

fork frames. Note that excessively long fork tines can 

damage goods located behind the load when picking up 

and setting down. The fork tines are marked in accordance with 

existing Swedish and international standards. 

Specified max. load applies at a load center distance of 

600 mm/2'0". 

t t 

x t 

z t 

u t 

v t 

s t 


L50E 

L60E 


Right or left 

Order No 


s t 


t t 


u t 


v t 


x t 


z t 




B Max. reach position mm ft in 






SSFT 

R 

80337/ 

80338 

3650 

1200 

890 

130 

60 

250 

1340 

130 

850 

1620 

36 

1700 

3510 

780 

L 

8050 

3'11" 

2'11" 

0'5" 

0'2.4" 

0'10'' 

4'5'' 

290 

2'10" 

5'4" 

0'1.4" 

5'7" 

11'6" 

2'7" 

SSFT 

R L 

80339/80340 

3650 8050 

1450 4'9" 

890 2'11" 

130 0'5" 

60 0'2.4" 

250 0'10'' 

1590 5'2" 

150 320 

850 

1620 

36 

1700 

3510 

780 

2'10" 

5'4" 

0'1.4" 

5'7" 

11'6" 

2'7" 

SSFT 

R L 

80337/80338 

3650 8050 

1200 3'11" 

890 2'11" 

130 0'5" 

60 0'2.4" 

250 0'10'' 

1340 4'5" 

130 290 

830 

1600 

33 

1760 

3640 

730 

2'9" 

5'3" 

0'1.3" 

5'9" 

11'11" 

2'5" 

SSFT 

R L 

80339/80340 

3650 8050 

1450 4'9" 

890 2'11" 

130 0'5" 

60 0'2.4" 

250 0'10'' 

1590 5'2" 

150 320 

830 

1600 

33 

1760 

3640 

730 

2'9" 

5'3" 

0'1.3" 

5'9" 

11'11" 

2'5" 

57


Fork tine extensions 

For straight fork tines and off-set fork tines. 

Intended for handling light materials. 

Note: The order number is for one fork tine extension 

only. 

s t 

u t 

v t 

L50E/L60E 


PAFT EXT HPAFT EXT H 

Order No. 99107 99444 

For fork size mm ft in 125 x 50 0'5''x 0'2'' 

130 x 60 0'5.1''x 0'2.4'' 150 x 60 0'6''x 0'2.4'' 

Allowable load per tine 

1250 mm, 4'1" from frame kg lb 1200 2650 2100 4630 

s t 

Tine length mm ft in 2500 8'2" 2500 8'2" 

u t 

Tine width mm ft in 180 0'7" 200 0'8" 

v t 

Tine thickness mm ft in 90 0'4" 90 0'4" 

Tine weight kg lb 70 150 70 150 

Separate fork back rest extended 

Note: The order number is for one back rest extension 

only. 

h 

L50E/L60E 


Order No. 

h Height mm ft in 

Weight kg lb 

BACK REST 

80873 

2150 7'1" 

35 77 

58


Combi-forks with one-piece clamp 

With the specially designed one-piece top clamp, the 

Combi-fork is perfect for handling palletized goods or 

roundwood in applications where the load must be 

secured. 

Fork tines are not included and must be ordered 

separately. 

Volvo recommends the heavy duty fork tines shown on 

page 55. Specified max. load applies at a load center 

distance of 600 mm / 2'0''. 


L50E 

L60E 


Order No 

A area m 2 ft 2 

Rated operating load*) 

s c 

Fork width mm ft in 

t c 

Fork height mm ft in 

u c 

Fork length mm ft in 

Fork weight kg lb 

H Height at max. lift mm ft in 

I Overall operating 

height 

mm ft in 

K Opening height mm ft in 

L Minimum clamp width mm ft in 

M Maximum load height mm ft in 

COF OPC H 

80190 

0,3–1,1 3.2–11.8 

1750 

1520 

1430 

800 

3470 

5050 

2530 

290 

1830 

5'7'' 

5'0'' 

4'8'' 

1760 

11'5'' 

16'6'' 

8'4'' 

0'11'' 

6'0'' 

COF OPC H 

80190 

0,3–1,1 3.2–11.8 

1750 

1520 

1430 

800 

3600 

5180 

2530 

290 

1830 

5'7'' 

5'0'' 

4'8'' 

1760 

11'10'' 

17'0'' 

8'4'' 

0'11'' 

6'0'' 

t c 

s c 

*) Rated operating load capacities 

Retained load: 

(retained by the top clamp) 

Recommended max. load: 

L50E 2990 kg 6590 lb 

L60E 4040 kg 8910 lb 

Refers to a loader equipped with logging counterweight, 

(L50E only) 

u c 

59

Material handling arms 

General 

High capacity is needed for work with material handling 

arms due to the heavy stresses on the arm, machine and 

hydraulics. Different types of material handling arms are 

made for the different Volvo Wheel Loaders, optimally 

suited to each loader. Powerful hydraulics and a lift-arm 

system with ample breakout torque, even in the top 

position, enables the load to be maneuvered with perfect 

control in all situations. 

When it comes to work with material handling arms and 

secure control over the load, Volvo wheel loaders are in a 

class of their own. Few competitors can even come close 

to the loads that Volvo wheel loaders are approved to lift. 

Safety requirements 

People are often present in the working area when a 

material handling arm is being used. Authorities therefore, 

impose very strict requirements on wheel loaders 

equipped with material handling arms. 

Max. rollback 

position 

Material handling arm specifications on the following 

pages are calculated for machines with tires: 

L50E – 17.5R25 L2 

L60E – 20.5R25 L2 

Max. 

reach 

position 

Material handling arm, 3-section 

The material handling arm is used on construction sites 

for pipelaying etc. It has two telescopic sections with 

built-in mechanical stops to prevent overextension. 

L50E 

Max. rollout 

position 

L60E 

Attachments code 

Order No 

t Length, fully retracted mm ft in 

u Arm height mm ft in 

x Arm width mm ft in 

Arm weight kg lb 

Allowable loads* 

A Op. load at full turn + max. reach, min. length kg lb 

B Op. load at full turn + max. reach, middle length kg lb 

C Op. load at full turn + max. reach, max length kg lb 

D Reach at max. lift + max. rollback, max. length mm ft in 

E Reach at max. lift + max. rollback, middle length mm ft in 

F Reach at max. lift + max. rollback, min. length mm ft in 

G Reach at max. reach, min. length mm ft in 

H Reach at max. reach, middle length mm ft in 

I Reach at max. reach, max. length mm ft in 

J Reach at min. lift + max. rollout, min. length mm ft in 

K Reach at min. lift + max. rollout, middle length mm ft in 

L Reach at min. lift + max. rollout, max. length mm ft in 

M Height at min. lift + max. rollout, min. length mm ft in 

N Height at min. lift + max. rollout, middle length mm ft in 

O Height at min. lift + max. rollout, max. length mm ft in 

P Height at tipping pos., all lengths mm ft in 

Q Height at max. lift + max. rollback, min. length mm ft in 

R Height at max. lift + max. rollback, middle length mm ft in 

S Height at max. lift + max. rollback, max. length mm ft in 

* According to EN 474-3 tipping load utilization is 50% 

MHA H MECH 

92007 

2060 6'9" 

850 2'9" 

1170 3'10" 

380 840 

1120 

890 

720 

2880 

2220 

1630 

3290 

4320 

5460 

550 

690 

830 

2300 

3330 

4450 

1470 

5060 

5910 

6840 

2470 

1962 

1588 

9'5" 

7'4" 

5'4" 

10'9" 

14'2" 

17'11" 

1'10" 

2'3" 

2'9" 

7'7" 

10'11" 

14'7" 

4'10" 

16'7" 

19'5" 

22'5" 

MHA H MECH 

92007 

2060 6'9'' 

850 2'9'' 

1170 3'10'' 

380 840 

1800 

1400 

1150 

2590 

2010 

1470 

3280 

4320 

5450 

930 

1250 

1610 

2270 

3250 

4330 

1500 

5280 

6160 

7130 

3970 

3087 

2536 

8'6'' 

6'7'' 

4'10'' 

10'9'' 

14'2'' 

17'11'' 

3'1'' 

4'1'' 

5'3'' 

7'5'' 

10'8'' 

14'2'' 

4'11'' 

17'4'' 

20'3'' 

23'5'' 

u 

x 

t 

60

Material handling arms 

Material handling arm hydraulic folding 

The material handling arm has one telescopic section 

and can be folded down hydraulically as well. It is used 

on work sites where loads have to be lowered below 

ground level or where obstacles have to be bypassed. 

The arm is equipped with a line rupture valve and the 

folding section can be lowered at a restricted rate. 


x 

Max. rollback 

position 

C 

Max. 

reach 

position 

u 

t 

Max. rollout 

position 

Attachments code 

Order No 

t Length, fully retracted mm ft in 

u Arm height mm ft in 

x Arm width mm ft in 

Arm weight kg lb 

Allowable loads* 

A Op. load at full turn + max. reach, min. length kg lb 

C Op. load at full turn + max. reach, max length kg lb 

D Reach at max. lift + max. rollback, max. length mm ft in 

F Reach at max. lift + max. rollback, min. length mm ft in 

G Reach at max. reach, min. length mm ft in 

I Reach at max. reach, max. length mm ft in 

J Reach at min. lift + max. rollout, min. length mm ft in 

L Reach at min. lift + max. rollout, max. length mm ft in 

M Height at min. lift + max. rollout. min. length mm ft in 

O Height at min. lift + max. rollout. max. length mm ft in 

P Height at tipping pos., all lengths mm ft in 

Q Height at max. lift + max. rollback, min. length mm ft in 

S Height at max. lift + max. rollback, max. length mm ft in 

* According to EN 474-3 tipping load utilization is 50% 

L50E 

MHA H FOLD 

82137 

3250 10'8" 

850 2'9" 

1170 3'10" 

570 1260 

930 

770 

2890 

2310 

4470 

5470 

700 

830 

3480 

4470 

1450 

6010 

6830 

2051 

1698 

9'6" 

7'7" 

14'8" 

17'11" 

2'4" 

2'9" 

11'5" 

14'8" 

4'9" 

19'9" 

22'5" 

L60E 

MHA H FOLD 

82137 

3250 10'8" 

850 2'9" 

1170 3'10" 

570 1260 

1300 

1050 

2600 

2090 

4460 

5460 

1290 

1610 

3400 

4350 

1480 

6280 

7130 

2860 

2315 

8'7" 

6'10" 

14'8" 

17'11" 

4'3" 

5'3" 

11'2" 

14'3" 

4'10" 

20'7" 

23'5" 

61

Other attachments 

Attachments for special applications 

To further extend the versatility of Volvo wheel loaders, 

we have adapted attachments made by other manufacturers 

to suit our products. This makes it easier for our 

customers to select the attachment that yields the best 

work results with Volvo wheel loaders. Attachments matched 

to specific wheel loaders guarantee an effec-tive 

combination. 

Detailed specifications and other information can be 

obtained from the respective manufacturer (Allied Supplier) 

or local distributor, see last page. 

NOTE: When ordering an attachment please state the Order 

No. for the adapter and the hose set as well. 

Crate and pallet rotator, Bolzoni Auramo 

360°-rotating unit for emptying and/or turning of crates 

and pallets. 

c 

l 

Note: Requires 3 rd and 4 th hydraulic functions. 

L50E 

L60E 

o 


HH 

Order No. Bolzoni Auramo KGF3F5A KGF4F6A 

Order No. Adapter 414670-01 414670-01 

Order No. Hose set 411900-60-A 411900-60-A 

Capacity – Loader center distance kg/mm 1400/500 2200/500 

lb/ft in 3086/1'8" 4850/1'8" 

Opening range: 

a min. – a max. mm 650-1980 630-1960 

ft in 2'2"-6'6" 2'1"-6'5" 

Weight clamp 

Weight adapter 

c Frame width 

ll Lost load distance 

kg 

kg 

mm 

mm 

lb 

lb 

ft in 

ft in 

610 

180 

930 

285 

1345 

400 

3'1'' 

0'11'' 

820 

180 

970 

321 

1808 

400 

3'2'' 

1'1'' 

l Fork length mm ft in 1100 3'7'' 1200 3'11'' 

o Fork height 

x Adapter thickness 

mm 

mm 

ft in 

ft in 

560 

115 

1'10'' 

0'4.5'' 

560 

115 

1'10'' 

0'4.5'' 

ll 

x 

Adapter 

a min. – a max. 

Drum rotator, Bolzoni Auramo 

360°-rotating unit for emptying of liquids and powders in 

drums. 


L50E 

L60E 

c 


HH 

Order No. Bolzoni Auramo KG10T2A KG10T2A 



Capacity – Loader center distance kg/mm 2000/600 2500/600 

lb/ft in 4410/2'0'' 5510/2'0'' 


a min. – a max. mm 450-1000 450-1000 

ft in 1'6''-3'3'' 1'6''-3'3'' 

Weight clamp 


c Frame witdth 

ll Lost load distance 

kg 

kg 

mm 

mm 

lb 

lb 

ft in 

ft in 

790 

180 

1000 

275 

1742 

397 

3'3'' 

0'11'' 

965 

180 

1000 

275 

2127 

397 

3'3'' 

0'11'' 

l Arm length mm ft in 510 1'8'' 600 1'12'' 

n Arm height 

x Adapter thickness 

mm 

mm 

ft in 

ft in 

210 

115 

0'8'' 

0'5'' 

400 

115 

1'4'' 

0'5'' 

62 

ll 

l 

x 

Adapter 


n


Bale clamp for pulp waste paper bales, Bolzoni Auramo 

Clamp for handling of pulp waste paper bales, etc. Strong, 

slender bale arms ensure secure grip and dense stacking. 

Built-in pressure reduction and side shift. 


ll 

l 

c 

n 

a a 

min. max. 

L50E 

L60E 


HH 

Order No. Bolzoni Auramo B-250D B-320-F 



Capacity – Load center 

distance kg/mm lb/ft in 2500–600 5510-1'12" 3200–600 7055-1'12" 

Rated operating load kg*) lb*) 2300 5070 3100 

6830 


a min. – a max. mm ft in 600–2100 1'12"–6'11" 510–2230 1'8"–7'4" 

Weight clamp kg lb 600 1320 720 

1590 

Weight adapter kg lb 180 400 180 

400 

c Frame width mm ft in 1300 4'3" 1600 

5'3" 

ll Lost load distance mm ft in 170 0'7" 180 

0'7" 

l Arm length mm ft in 1000 3'3" 1200 

3'11" 

n Arm height mm ft in 360 1'2" 360 

1'2" 

x Adapter thickness mm ft in 115 0'5" 115 

0'5" 

*) Refers to operation on firm and level ground 

x 

Adapter 

63


Rotating reel clamp, Bolzoni Auramo 

180°-rotating reel clamp for handling of upright or 

horizontal paper reels with diameters up to 1800 mm/ 

5'9''. Slender arm profile and gentle clamp blades with 

maintenance-free friction surface facilitate handling. Builtin 

pressure reduction. 

l 1 

ll 

c 

a 

max. 

a 

min. 

l 2 

n 


L50E 

L60E 


HH 

Order No. Bolzoni Auramo RA-250 N RA-320 N 



Capacity – Load center 

distance kg/mm lb/ft in 2500–800 5510–2'7" 3200–800 7060–2'7" 

Rated operating load 


kg*) lb*) 2000 4410 2700 5950 


Weight 


c Frame width 

lI Lost load distance 

n Arm height 

mm 

kg 

kg 

mm 

mm 

mm 

ft in 

ft in 

ft in 

ft in 

ft in 

ft in 

250–1600 

750 

180 

880 

185 

1000 

0'10''–5'3" 

1650 

400 

2'11" 

0'7" 

3'3" 

250–1600 

970 

180 

1120 

185 

1200 

0'10''–5'3" 

2140 

400 

3'8" 

0'7" 

3'11" 

l 1 

l 2 

Arm lenght 

Arm length 

mm 

mm 

ft in 

ft in 

720 

1000 

2'4" 

3'3" 

720 

1050 

2'4" 

3'5" 

x Adapter thickness mm ft in 115 0'5" 115 0'5" 

*) Refers to operation on firm and level ground 

Adapter 

Adapter to convert any Bolzoni Auramo 

standard clamp with ISO-2328 mounting class to 

Volvo Wheel Loader Hook-on mounting. 

Order No. Bolzoni Auramo 

for aggregate with 3A mounting class: 

for aggregate with 4A mounting class: 

LMF–3A 

LMF–4A 

64


Diagonal snow blade, HOLMS TKHP 

The TKHP plow features horizontal oscillation and longitudinal 

angle adjustment, and is recommended for snow 

clearance on roads, parking lots etc. 

The blade has a reversible cutting edge divided into sections 

that fold back when they encounter small obstacles 

such as manhole covers. Hydraulically adjustable 35° 

right or left and equipped with horizontal oscillation with 

variable ground pressure for road-hugging performance. 

Can be equipped with rubber cutting edge. 


b 

a 

L50E 

L60E 

HOLMS TKHP 2,8 TKHP 3,2 

Type of mounting H H 

Working width angled 30° mm ft in 2300 7'7'' 2600 8'6'' 

Weight kg lb 690 1520 850 1870 

a Plow width mm ft in 2800 9'2'' 3200 10'6'' 

b Plow height mm ft in 800 2'7'' 1000 3'3'' 

Folding snow plow, HOLMS KHV 

The Holms KHV can be adjusted from a ”V” shape to a 

”Y” shape and anything in between. It is ideal for applications 

such as gradually opening a snowblocked road or 

collecting and pushing away snow at junctions, on car 

parks etc. 

Each side is individually adjustable by means of hydraulic 

cylinders and has mechanical stops at the end 

positions. 

The pressure of the plow on the road surface can be 

easily adjusted to the requirements of every situation. 

The snow plow is equipped with a resilient cutting edge 

that folds back when it contacts fixed obstacles such as 

manhole covers. There is also a hydraulic shock valve that 

opens if the pressure against one of the plow-halves becomes 

too high, such as in case of contact with solid 

obstacles. The shock valve is connected to a pressure 

accumulator, thus there’s no need for any return line to 

the hydraulic oil tank. 

Note: Requires 3 rd and 4 th hydraulic function or 3 rd and 

electrohydraulic selector option with diagonal 

operation + 3 rd function. 

Requires single-acting lift function. 

L50E/L60E 

HOLMS KHV 2,8 KHV 3,2 KHV 3,6 

Type of mounting H H H 

Weight kg lb 820 1810 900 1980 920 2030 

Overall width mm ft in 2800 9'2" 3200 10'6'' 3600 11'10'' 

Height mm ft in 1000 3'3" 1000 3'3'' 1000 3'3'' 

No. of foldable cutting edges 4 4 4 

Sides individually adjustable Yes Yes Yes 

Working width a 35° angling mm ft in 2500 8'2" 2720 8'11'' 3100 10'2'' 

Electro-hydraulic selector 

option for folding* Order No. 243350 243350 243350 

* Eliminated the need of fourth function 

65


Sweeper, HOLMS SH 

For street cleaning when the debris does not have to be 

collected. Can be equipped with water tank and spray 

nozzle bank for dust reduction. 

The sweeper is mounted on the wheel loader’s attachment 

bracket and the hydraulic hoses are connected via 

quick-couplings to the loader’s 3 rd hydraulic function, or 

in certain cases both the 3 rd and 4 th hydraulic function. 

The sweeper has a large cylinder diameter and a unique 

balanced suspension that eliminates the need for support 

wheels, allowing higher sweeping speed. 

The suspension provides constant, evenly distributed 

pressure against the ground surface, and thus the machine 

is not affected by rough surfaces such as curbs, railroad 

tracks, etc. Excellent suspension minimizes brush 

wear. 

Two hydraulic motors drive the sweeper. Direct drive 

gives high efficiency and low maintenance costs. 

The front brush protector is vertically adjustable, great 

for different needs. 

Easily replaceable brush segments of polypropylene or 

mixed 50/50 polypropylene and steel. 

Two parking supports for stable parking of the sweeper. 

Control alternative for angling 30° in either direction: 

Mechanical, Hydraulic and Electro-hydraulic. 

The sweeper is standard-equipped with hydraulic function 

for angling 30° in either direction. Electro-hydraulic 

angle adjustment is offered as an optional function. This 

requires only a 3 rd hydraulic function, which makes it 

possible to adjust the angle during operation. 

Can be equipped with different options as 600 l/158 US gal, 

watering system, side shift etc. 


4 th hydraulic function is required if the optional function 

for electro-hydraulic angling of the brush is not 

selected. 

For more information please contact: 

Holms Industri AB 

Box 924 

SE-591 29 Motala 

Sweden 

Phone: +46 141-22 41 00 

Fax: +46 141-22 41 90 

e-mail: info@holms.com 

www.holms.com 

L50E/L60E 

HOLMS SH 2,5 SH 3,0 SH 3,5 

Type of mounting H H H 

Weight 

Working width 

Working width angled 30” 

Brush diameter 

Brush rot. speed at 100l/min 

Oil flow: 

kg 

mm 

mm 

mm 

r/min 

lb 

ft in 

ft in 

ft in 

rpm 

500 

2500 

2200 

900 

160 

1100 

8’2’’ 

7’3’’ 

2’11’’ 

160 

530 

3000 

2600 

900 

160 

1170 

9’10’’ 

8’6’’ 

2’11’’ 

160 

560 

3500 

3000 

900 

160 

Maximum 

Minimum 

l/min 

l/min 

US gpm 

US gpm 

210 

70 

55.5 

18.5 

210 

70 

55.5 

18.5 

210 

70 

1235 

11’6’’ 

9’10’’ 

2’11’’ 

160 

55.5 

18.5 

Electro-hydraulic angling Order No. 242745 242745 242745 

3 rd function lever lock detent Order No. 80098 80098 80098 

66


Sweeper, HOLMS SL 

The sweeper is specifically designed for mounting on the 

front of smaller wheel loaders. The brush cylinder has a 

diameter of 700 mm/3'0'' and a width of 2,5 m/8'2''. The 

balanced suspension of the brush cylinder eliminates the 

need for support wheels, just as for the SH-model. This 

gives efficient operation of the sweeper, with low operating 

costs. 

The suspension provides constant, evenly distributed 

pressure against the ground surface, and thus the 

machine is not affected by rough surfaces such as curbs, 

railroad tracks etc. Excellent suspension minimizes brush 

wear. 

Two hydraulic motors drive the sweeper. Direct drive 

gives high efficiency and low maintenance costs. 

The bearings of the broom are maintenance free. 

Easily replaceable brush segments of polypropylene or 

rippled wire (alt. 50/50 combination). 

Two parking supports for stable and secure parking of 

the unit. 

Control alternative for angling 30° in either direction: 

Mechanical, Hydraulic and Electro-hydraulic. 


4 th hydraulic function is required if the optional function 

for electro-hydraulic angling of the brush is not selected. 

Extra equipment 

Water sprinkler equipment complete with pump, water 

tank and spreader ramp to reduce dust. 

The water tank is available in two sizes, 400 l/106 US gal 

and 600 l/158 US gal. 

Electro-hydraulic selector valve for hydraulic angling, 30° 

left/right. 



Box 924 


Sweden 

Phone: +46 141-22 41 00 

Fax: +46 141-22 41 90 


www.holms.com 

L50E 

HOLMS SL 2,5 


H 

Weight excl. hooks kg lb 430 950 

Working width mm ft in 2500 8'2'' 

Working width angled 30° mm ft in 2200 7'3'' 

Brush cyl. diameter mm ft in 700 2'4'' 

Brush cyl. rot. speed at 100 l/min 

23.6 US gpm r/min rpm 250 250 

Hydraulic oil flow, working max 130 l/min 

30.0 US gpm l/min US gpm 130 34 

Lever lock, detent 80098 

Electro-hydraulic adjustment Order No. 243430 

Installation kit Order No. 240294 

67


Pick-up Sweeper, HOLMS 300 

The sweeper is a hydraulically driven pick-up sweeper 

which has been adapted for front mounting on the wheel 

loader’s attachment bracket. It is connected with a quickcoupling 

to the loaders’s 3 rd hydraulic function. 

A unique suspension system eliminates the need for support 

wheels and allows high speed operation. 

Water sprinkler equipment with a 400 liter/106 US gal 

water tank and electrically driven pump. 

The sweeper is driven by two direct-acting hydraulic 

motors. 


If the kit for adustable oil flow has been selected 

(3 rd hydraulic function), then lever lock is not 

required. 

The HOLMS 300 can be equipped with a side brush, 

mounted on the left or right hand side, dual mounted is 

also available. For sweeping by curbstones, walls etc. 



Box 924 


Sweden 

Phone: +46 141-22 41 00 

Fax: +46 141-22 41 90 


www.holms.com 

L50E/L60E 

HOLMS 300 SL 2,5 SL 3,0 

Type of mounting H H 

Weight empty kg lb 610 1350 690 1520 

Effective debris volume l US gal 660 174 700 185 

Working width mm ft in 2500 8'2" 3000 9'10" 

Brush cyl. diameter mm ft in 700 2'3" 700 2'3" 

Oil flow: 

Maximum l/min US gpm 210 55.5 210 55.5 

Minimum l/min US gpm 70 18.5 70 18.5 

Lever lock, detent Order No. 80098 80098 

Side brush, left Order No. 241241 241241 

Side brush, right Order No. 243840 243840 

Side brush, dual mounted Order No. 244165 244165 

68

Allied suppliers 

To further extend the range of use for our machines, we 

have concluded agreements with certain suppliers, 

known as ”Allied Suppliers”, concerning attachments of 

strategic interest. These attachments are adapted to and 

authorized for Volvo Wheel Loaders. This makes it easier 

for our customers to select attachments that yield the 

best work results together with our machines. 

ALWAYS check with the sales company / 

factory for the current approved and 

authorized suppliers. 

Detailed specifications and other information is available 

from either respective local distributors/dealers 

or the factory. 

Bolzoni Auramo – 

Paper handling and other attachments 

for Volvo Wheel Loaders 

Holms Industri AB – 

Sweepers, snow clearance 

attachments and sand spreading 

buckets for Volvo Wheel Loaders 

Ulrich Attachments, Ltd. 

Multi-purpose and side dump 

buckets for Volvo Wheel Loaders 

Manufacturer: 

Auramo Oy 

P-O Box 78 

F-01511 Vaanta 

Finland 

Phone: +358 (9) 82931 

Fax: +358 (9) 870 1037 

Manufacturer: 


Box 924 


Sweden 

Phone: +46 141-22 41 00 

Fax: +46 141-22 41 90 


www.holms.com 

Manufacturer: 

Conspec House 

St Andrews Way Inudstrial Estate 

Bicester Road 

Aylesbury 

Buckinghamshire HP19 3AF 

England 

Phone: +44 (0)1296 422995 

Fax: +44 (0)1296 422849 

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