What is the ground clearance of the backhoe frame?

The ground clearance of the backhoe frame is critical for ensuring the machine can navigate uneven terrain without damaging its components or getting stuck. A ground clearance of 13.7 inches strikes a balance between providing enough height to avoid obstacles while maintaining stability and control. This measurement allows the backhoe loader to operate effectively on various job sites, including construction and agricultural settings, where terrain can often be unpredictable. Additionally, proper ground clearance contributes to the machine’s overall performance, preventing excessive wear on the undercarriage and reducing the risk of tipping.