MTL 1 Lehnhoff Excavator Bucket Specs (2025 - 2026)
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Technical specs - MTL 1 Lehnhoff
Specification
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- Carrying device
- 1-1,8 t
- Weight
- 29 kg
- Bucket capacity
- 0.023 m³
- Bucket width
- 0.22 m
- Model series
- MTL
Special equipment
- V-ditch bucket
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No
- Skeleton bucket
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No
- Digging bucket
-
No
- General purpose bucket
-
No
- Rock bucket
-
No
- Ditching & Grading bucket
-
No
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Lehnhoff MTL 1
- Carrying device:
- 1-1,8 t
- Weight:
- 29 kg
- Bucket capacity:
- 0.023 m³
- Bucket width:
- 0.22 m
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- Weight:
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- Bucket capacity:
- 0.017 m³
- Bucket width:
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