The CSTAR CSGL-T390 Compact Track Loader has a 250 kg rated load, a 0.1 m³ bucket and an operating weight of 1,070 kg.
A 40° departure angle and 219 mm ground clearance give the T390 a distinct chassis geometry for buyers checking ramps, site transitions and ground clearance.
CSGL-T390 Technical Specifications
| Category | Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|---|
| General | Model | CSGL-T390 |
| Performance | Operating Weight | 1,070 kg |
| Performance | Bucket Capacity | 0.1 m³ |
| Performance | Climbing Ability | 25° |
| Performance | Maximum Breakout Force | 3.5 kN |
| Performance | Rated Load | 250 kg |
| Performance | Maximum Load | 300 kg |
| Performance | Travel Speed | 0–5 km/h |
| Dimensions | Vehicle Width | 955 mm |
| Hydraulic System | Rated Pressure | 16 MPa |
| Bucket | Bucket Width | 1,050 mm |
| Working Range | Maximum Loading Height | 1,830 mm |
| Working Range | Maximum Dumping Height | 1,404 mm |
| Working Range | Maximum Operating Height | 2,488 mm |
| Working Range | Height to Bucket Pin | 1,899 mm |
| Working Range | Bucket Dump Angle at Maximum Height | 63° |
| Dimensions | Minimum Height | 1,300 mm |
| Chassis | Departure Angle | 40° |
| Chassis | Ground Clearance | 219 mm |
| Working Range | Dumping Distance | 526 mm |
| Track | Track Contact Length | 1,300 mm |
| Dimensions | Overall Dimensions | 2282 × 1050 × 1300 mm |
| Dimensions | Length Including Bucket | 2,282 mm |
| Dimensions | Length Excluding Bucket | 1,880 mm |
| Track | Track Model | 180 × 72 × 45 |
| Engine | Engine Brand Options | KOOP / Rato / B&S |
| Engine | Engine Model Options | 192FH / R420D / XR13.5 |
| Engine | Rated Power | 7.6 (7) / 7.9 / 9.92 kW |
| Engine | Cylinder | 1 |
| Engine | Intake Method | Naturally Aspirated |
| Engine | Emission Standard | EPA / ERUO5 |
| Engine | Fuel Tank Capacity | 5 L |
40° Departure Angle with 219 mm Ground Clearance
The T390 combines a 40° departure angle with
219 mm ground clearance. These two dimensions are useful when checking how the rear of the machine clears ramps, edges and changes in ground level.
What do the T390’s 40° departure angle and 219 mm ground clearance mean for site access?
They describe two parts of the machine’s chassis clearance geometry. They are useful when checking ramps and changes in ground level, but actual site suitability still depends on surface conditions, slope, load and operator practice.
Send the material, typical load, ground conditions, site gradients and destination country.
