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The new Avant 855i and Avant 845 models have entered production.

The biggest and strongest Avant loader series is now complete as two highly anticipated loader models have entered production. The Avant 855i is a single-speed version of the most powerful Avant model, the 860i. The new Avant 845 is a single-speed version of the Avant 850. Aimed at different markets, the Avant 855i complies with the world’s strictest emissions standards (Stage V and Tier 4) whereas the Avant 845 is directed to markets with Stage 3a emission standards.

Avant 855i: the power of the 800 series at a more affordable price

The new Avant 855i lifts significantly more than the next largest single-speed model, Avant 755. "The new 855i is Avant’s most powerful loader model. It is the perfect choice for Avant users who demand strong lifting capacity and lifting height but don’t want to pay extra for speed if they don’t need it”, says Tuomas Färlin, Commercial Product & Sales manager at Avant Tecno Oy.

The new Avant 855i has the same Kohler KDI engine, pump package, and electrical and mechanical components as the Avant 860i. But the Poclain MSE05 single-speed drive motors (625cc) are new. Thanks to the simpler drive motors, the price of the new Avant 855i is significantly lower compared to the two-speed Avant 860i.

12953538300?profile=RESIZE_584xAvant 855i has the same lift capacity and lift height as the strongest Avant model 860i. Also, the auxiliary hydraulics flow, the external dimensions of the loader and the options are the same as in the 860i.

The single-speed Avant 855i has a maximum drive speed of 15 km/h which is exactly right for short transitions, especially when moving with heavy loads. The pulling force of the machine on standard tires is 1570 kp.

Excellent loader

The Avant 855i is a much-needed loader model for many Avant users who do not need high driving speed for long transitions but require the lift capacity, lift height and strong pulling force of the Avant 800 series.

Stable and sturdy, the Avant 855i is the perfect choice for sites where heavy loads are moved and transitions from one place to another are not long. With the affordable purchase price of the single-speed Avant 855i, you can invest more in attachments and accessories that increase work efficiency.

Avant 845: single-speed version of Avant 850

The new Avant 845 is a single-speed version of the Avant 850 model. Like Avant 850, the Avant 845 loader has the same robust Kubota V2403 engine. With this simple single-speed version and its new 625cc Poclain drive motors, you get the strong pulling force and high lifting capacity of the 800 series at a much lower cost. With a maximum drive speed of 12 km/h, the 845 is an ideal workhorse especially for farms and construction sites where heavy loads are handled but the driving distances are short. The electrical and mechanical components are identical with the Avant 850 model, as well as the dimensions and options.

Technical specifications

MODEL

AVANT 845        

AVANT 855i

Length

3395 mm

3395 mm

Width

1490 mm

1490 mm

Height

2200 mm

2200 mm

Weight

2500 kg

2500 kg

Standard wheels

380/55-17” TR

380/55-17” TR

Transmission, drive

Hydrostatic, Avant Optidrive®

Hydrostatic, Avant Optidrive®

Pulling force max.

1340 kp

1565 kp

Drive speed max.

12 km/h

15 km/h

Auxiliary hydraulics
oil flow/pressure

80 l/min 225 bar

80 l/min 225 bar

Turning radius inside/outside

1370 / 2990 mm

1370 / 2990 mm

Lifting height to pivot point

3500 mm

3500 mm

Max. tipping load

1900 kg

1900 kg

Max. breakout force / 50 cm

2200 kg

2200 kg

Engine make and type
(emissions standards)

 

Kubota V2403 (Stage 3a)

 

Kohler KDI-TCR 1903E5 (Stage V)

or
Kohler KDI 1903TCR (Tier 4 / Stage 3b)

Engine output (ECE R120)

36 kW (49 hp)

42 kW (56 hp)

Torque, max.

156 Nm @ 1600 rpm

225 Nm @ 1500 rpm

Fuel      

Diesel  

Diesel  

 

For more information, please visit www.avant.co.uk  

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