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ESCORTS F20 VS Kobelco 5035 Comparison

ESCORTS F20

ESCORTS F20

₹ 41 L - 56 L

Kobelco 5035

Kobelco 5035

₹ 34 L - 36 L

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Engine

Engine Make
Cummins
Mitsubishi
Engine Model
6BT5.9-C150
6D16-T Equivalent
Engine Displacement
5700 cc
7545 cc
Engine Power
101 HP
210 HP
Maximum Torque
760 Nm
620 Nm
Fuel Type
Diesel
Diesel

Overall Dimension & Weight

Overall Length
10500 mm
12500 mm
Overall Width
2500 mm
4260 mm
Overall Height
3400 mm
3300 mm
Wheel Base
4500 mm
N/A mm
Min Ground Clearance
300 mm
450 mm
Operating Weight
20000 kg
42000 kg

Boom & Lifting

Crane Type
Hydraulic Truck Crane
Crawler Crane
Boom Type
Telescopic
Lattice Boom
Boom Length
8 – 28 m m
9.14 – 45.72 m
Max Lifting Height
20 m
40 m
Max Working Radius
16 m
30 m

Rated Capacity

Max Lifting Capacity
20 t
35 t
Rated Load
20 t
35 t
Capacity at Min Radius
20 t @ 3 m
35 @ 3
Capacity at Max Radius
2 t @ 24 m
1.5 @ 38

Hydraulic System

Pump Type
Variable Displacement Piston Pump
Variable Displacement Piston
Main Pump Capacity
220 Lpm
140 Lpm
Max Hydraulic Flow
320 Lpm
280 Lpm
System Pressure
300 bar
300 bar

Service Capacities

Engine Oil
20 L
20 L
Rear Axle Oil
12 L
N/A L
Transmission Oil
20 L
15 L
Hydraulic System
400 L
380 L
Fuel Tank
250 L
300 L
Cooling System
30 L
35 L

Steering & Brakes

Steering Type
Hydrostatic Power Steering
Track Steering
Turning Radius
8.5 m
0 m
Service Brake Type
Air-Hydraulic Dual Circuit
Hydraulic
Parking Brake Type
Spring-Actuated
Spring Applied

Tyres

Tyre Size
12.00R20
N/A
No. of Tyres
6
0

Electrical & General

Battery
24V / 120 Ah
24
Alternator Output
70 A
60 A
Max Travel Speed
70 km/h
33 km/h

ESCORTS F20

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Pros

  • Lifts up to 20 tons, making heavy and high lifting easier.
  • Short turning radius of 8.25 m allows easy operation in narrow or crowded areas
  • Top speed 40 km/h allows fast site movement.

Kobelco 5035

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Pros

  • Strong lifting performance
  • Reliable Japanese engineering
  • Good stability in rough terrain