XCMG LW700KV-T33 Stone Fork Loader

33-ton fork capacity is the top of the XCMG stone fork loader series. 32 percent more rated load than the LW600KN-T25 (25 t) on a 35 percent heavier chassis (38.5 t vs 28.5 t operating weight). Pick the LW700KV-T33 when stone block sizes routinely exceed the 25-ton class and the operator needs the extra reach and counterweight without stepping outside the LW7-series chassis family.

Rated for 33-ton fork loads rather than a fixed bucket volume. Fork tines let irregular granite slabs, large limestone blocks, and oversized riprap settle into a stable position before lift — bucket designs fight the geometry on the same loads and spill or jam. Differentiator vs general-purpose wheel loaders in dimension-stone work.

4,200 mm wheelbase (vs 3,680 mm on the LW600KN-T25 sibling) gives a longer effective lever arm for stability under 33-ton fork loads. Overall dimensions 9,310 × 3,275 × 3,650 mm. Longer chassis is a trade — gives stability under heavy fork loads at the cost of a tighter turning circle in quarry yards. Suited to operations where block size, not yard maneuvering, drives the equipment decision.

Specified for granite and high-tonnage dimension-stone quarries, riprap loading for harbor breakwaters and large slope-protection projects, and primary jaw-crusher feed at aggregate operations handling oversized run-of-mine material. Fork attachment is the differentiator where standard bucket loaders fight the load geometry.

Hydraulic cylinders, hoses, electrical components, and chassis parts share core part numbers with the LW600KN-T25 and other XCMG LW-series wheel loaders — lower inventory carrying cost for fleet operators running mixed-tonnage XCMG loader rosters. Genuine XCMG parts and service available through me-equipment.com's authorized dealer channel.