Link-Belt · Midi Excavator

Link-Belt 80 Spin Ace Specs

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Overview

The Link-Belt 80 Spin Ace is a midi excavator listed in the Heavy Equipment Hub equipment database with structured specifications for comparison, research, and machine selection. Key specification points include engine power of 52 hp, operating weight of 18,400 lb, working depth of 13.72 ft, reach of 22.61 ft, capacity of 0.4 yd³ and travel speed of 3.0 mph. This model can be reviewed for excavation, trenching, loading, site preparation, and fleet comparison workflows. Use the full specifications table to compare the Link-Belt 80 Spin Ace against similar midi excavator models by power, weight, capacity, dimensions, speed, and other technical values.

Key Specifications

Operating Weight
18,400
lb

Net Power
52
hp

Max Digging Depth
13.72
ft

Reference Bucket Capacity
0.40
yd3

Full Specifications

41 specs

Dimensions

Boom/Stick Option (Hex) 1 Boom 11\'6\" (3500mm) / Stick 5\'7\" (1710mm)

Ground Clearance 1.19 ft / 0.36 m

Height to Top of Cab 8.86 ft / 2.70 m

Length of Track on Ground 7.26 ft / 2.21 m

Max Cutting Height 20.97 ft / 6.39 m

Max Digging Depth 13.72 ft / 4.18 m

Max Loading Height 14.41 ft / 4.39 m

Max Reach Along Ground 22.61 ft / 6.89 m

Max Vertical Wall Digging Depth 10.11 ft / 3.08 m

Shipping Height Of Unit 8.86 ft / 2.70 m

Shipping Length Of Unit 21.76 ft / 6.63 m

Width To Outside Of Tracks 7.62 ft / 2.32 m

Engine

Alternator Supplied Amperage 50 A

Cooling System Fluid Capacity 2.60 gal / 9.8 L

Displacement 187 cu in / 3.1 L

Engine Make 2353

Engine Model CC-4JG1

Engine Oil Capacity 2.60 gal / 9.8 L

Fuel Capacity 26.50 gal / 100.3 L

Hydraulic Pump Flow Capacity 37.80 gal/min / 143.1 L/min

Hydraulic System Fluid Capacity 25.10 gal / 95.0 L

Hydraulic System Relief Valve Pressure 4,260 psi / 293.7 bar

Max Torque 136 lb-ft / 184 Nm

Maximum Bucket Capacity 0.50 yd³ / 0.38 m³

Minimum Bucket Capacity 0.30 yd³ / 0.23 m³

Net Power 52 hp / 38.8 kW

Number of Cylinders 4

Operating Weight 18,400 lb / 8,346 kg

Operational Voltage 12 V

Power Measured @ 2,100 rpm

Reference Bucket Capacity 0.40 yd³ / 0.31 m³

Swing Speed 10 deg

Swing Torque 12,520 deg

Torque Measured @ 1,800 rpm

Undercarriage

Ground Pressure 5 psi / 0.4 bar

Max Travel Speed 3 mph / 4.8 km/h

Number Of Carrier Rollers Per Side 1

Number Of Shoes Per Side 39

Number of Track Rollers per Side 5

Shoe Size 17.72 in / 450 mm

Track Gauge 6.14 ft / 1.87 m

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the operating weight of the Link-Belt 80 Spin Ace? +

The Link-Belt 80 Spin Ace has an operating weight of 18,400 lb (8,346 kg). This places it in a class suited for midi excavator applications where ground pressure and transport weight are key considerations.

How powerful is the Link-Belt 80 Spin Ace engine? +

The Link-Belt 80 Spin Ace produces 52 hp (38.8 kW) of engine power. This output is typical for its weight class and designed to handle demanding Midi Excavator work cycles efficiently.

What is the maximum digging depth of the Link-Belt 80 Spin Ace? +

The Link-Belt 80 Spin Ace has a maximum digging depth of 13.72 ft (4.18 m). This makes it suitable for trenching, foundation work, and other excavation tasks requiring vertical reach.

What is the maximum reach of the Link-Belt 80 Spin Ace? +

The Link-Belt 80 Spin Ace has a maximum reach along the ground of 22.61 ft (6.89 m), allowing it to work effectively across wide areas without repositioning.

What is the travel speed of the Link-Belt 80 Spin Ace? +

The Link-Belt 80 Spin Ace has a maximum travel speed of 3.0 mph (4.8 km/h), enabling efficient movement between work areas on the job site.

How does the Link-Belt 80 Spin Ace compare to similar Midi Excavator models? +

You can compare the Link-Belt 80 Spin Ace side by side with any other model using the Heavy Equipment Hub compare tool. Key comparison points include engine power, operating weight, digging depth, hydraulic flow, and overall dimensions.