Bobcat E80: complete spec sheet
The Bobcat E80 is an 8-ton class compact excavator weighing 18,689 lb (8,477 kg), powered by a 57 hp (42.5 kW) Yanmar 4TNV98 diesel. It digs down to 184 in (4,675 mm), works within a 294.5 in (7,480 mm) maximum radius and dumps as high as 200.2 in (5,085 mm). With 31.7 gpm (120 L/min) of primary auxiliary flow, it drives demanding hydraulic attachments on foundation, drainage and commercial jobs.
Bobcat E80 specifications
All figures below come from the official Bobcat brochure, available as a PDF download.
| Operating weight (canopy, standard arm, rubber tracks, bucket) | 18,689 lb (8,477 kg) |
|---|---|
| Add for steel tracks | + 110 lb (55 kg) |
| Overall length in transport position | 242.8 in (6,167 mm) |
| Canopy / cab height | 106.3 in (2,700 mm) |
| Blade width (standard) | 90.6 in (2,300 mm) |
| Track width (rubber) | 17.7 in (450 mm) |
| Ground pressure | 5.7 psi (39.0 kPa) |
| Tail swing overhang | 5.8 in (148 mm) |
| Maximum dig depth | 184.0 in (4,675 mm) |
|---|---|
| Maximum vertical wall dig depth | 146.9 in (3,730 mm) |
| Maximum working radius | 294.5 in (7,480 mm) |
| Maximum dump height | 200.2 in (5,085 mm) |
| Arm breakout force | 7,659 lbf (34,068 N) |
| Bucket breakout force | 12,280 lbf (54,623 N) |
| Travel speed (low / high) | 1.8 / 2.9 mph (2.9 / 4.6 km/h) |
| Boom swing (left / right) | 70° / 55° |
| Slew speed | 9.8 rpm |
| Engine make / model | Yanmar 4TNV98, 4-cylinder diesel, 3.32 L |
|---|---|
| Horsepower (gross / net) | 57.0 HP (42.5 kW) / 53.5 HP (39.9 kW) @ 2,200 rpm |
| Torque | 164.5 ft-lb (223 Nm) @ 1,200 rpm |
| Fuel tank | 29.1 gal (110 L) |
| Hydraulic pump capacity | 43.8 gpm (166 L/min), load sensing piston pump |
| Auxiliary flow (primary) | 31.7 gpm (120 L/min) |
| Auxiliary relief pressure | 3,046 psi (210 bar) |
| Hydraulic tank | 23.0 gal (87 L) |
What the E80 is used for
The E80 is the big sibling of the compact range: foundation excavation, deep water and sewer trenches, commercial drainage, loading trucks. Its 12,280 lbf bucket breakout force digs compacted and stony soils, and its 120 L/min auxiliary flow drives hydraulic breakers and augers that a smaller mini excavator can't feed. Boom swing (70°/55°) lets it dig along a wall while offset, an asset on street and building sites.
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How much does a Bobcat E80 weigh?
The Bobcat E80 weighs 18,689 lb (8,477 kg) in canopy configuration with standard arm, rubber tracks and bucket. Steel tracks add 110 lb (55 kg). It's an 8-ton class excavator: hauling it requires a properly sized trailer and truck.
What is the dig depth of the Bobcat E80?
The E80 digs down to 184 in (4,675 mm), with a vertical wall dig depth of up to 146.9 in (3,730 mm). Its maximum working radius reaches 294.5 in (7,480 mm) and its maximum dump height 200.2 in (5,085 mm), enough to load directly into a truck box.
What engine powers the Bobcat E80?
The E80 runs a Yanmar 4TNV98 4-cylinder, 3.32 L diesel producing 57.0 HP (42.5 kW) at 2,200 rpm (53.5 HP net) and 164.5 ft-lb (223 Nm) of torque at 1,200 rpm. The fuel tank holds 29.1 gal (110 L).
What's the difference between the E35 and the E80?
The E35 (3,387 kg) is a residential-site mini excavator: tight access, zero tail swing, trenches and drains. The E80 (8,477 kg) is more than twice as heavy: 4.67 m dig depth versus 3.1 m, 12,280 lbf bucket breakout versus 6,968 lbf, and 31.7 gpm auxiliary flow that powers more demanding attachments. You pick the E80 for foundations, large drains and commercial sites.
Can I rent an excavator like the E80 at Benco?
Yes. Benco rents excavators with or without an operator from its Richelieu yard, with delivery across the South Shore and Montérégie. See the rental pricing page for current prices, or call us to check availability for your project dates.