The 801 skid steer loader, produced from 1996 through 1999, has an operating weight of 6,600 lbs. ("operating weight" refers to the weight of the machine with a full tank of gas plus the average weight of a person). The height from the ground to the 801's bucket pin hinge measures 10 feet, and the machine has a wheelbase --- total space between the two front wheels --- of 3 feet 3 inches. The bucket has an average width of 5 feet 5 inches.
The Daewood 801 has a rated operating capacity (ROC) of 3,400 lbs. (The ROC indicates the weight the machine can carry without tipping.) For safety reasons, the operator should never exceed the manufacturer's recommended ROC without a counterweight. The counterweight exerts force on the opposite end of the machine, preventing it from becoming top heavy. This skid steer loader comes standard with a hydraulic system, which uses hydraulic fluid to move the arm, and this loader has a hydraulic flow of 18.2 gallons per minute (gpm) for standard flow and 31.7 gpm for auxiliary high flow. It has an available hydraulic pressure of 2,480 lbs. per square inch (psi) for standard flow and 3,000 psi for high flow.
The machine has a Yanmar diesel engine with 52 horsepower, three cylinders and a is 158-cubic-inch displacement.
This skid steer loader has a breakout force of 1,700 lbs. ("Breakout force" refers to the force needed to move the bucket upward.) The arm can reach up to 2 feet 3 inches. You can use the bucket to pick up material off the ground and load it into a pickup truck or place it in a raised flower bed. If you are excavating a section, use the arm attachments to dig holes in the ground.