Komatsu PC 60 Series V1.0.0.0

The Komatsu PC60 excavator includes 1990 and 1995 configurations, with independent track controls and TerraFarm support for digging, grading, and material handling.

Both configurations are included and selectable in the shop. Each has its own paint and decal treatment, with progressive wear and washable dirt.

Features

• 1990: Yellow bodywork with a white cab roof, white side stripe, navy panels, and black Komatsu boom lettering.
• 1995: Classic yellow finish with blue Komatsu lettering and the vertical PC60 side graphics.
• Independent, isolated track controls: Drive either track forward or backward separately for precise positioning and counter-rotation turns.
• Standard keyboard driving and support for your assigned controller driving inputs.
• Animated individual track pads, sprockets, and rollers.
• Working boom, stick, bucket, and dozer blade.
• Animated hydraulic cylinders, hoses, and bucket linkage.
• Included digging bucket with loose bulk-material pickup and unloading.
• TerraFarm integration for the bucket and blade.
• Progressive paint wear, separately accumulating dirt, and washable track mud.
• Opening cab door and service covers with a detailed engine compartment.
• Animated cab controls, working wiper, and load-responsive exhaust effects.

Specifications

• Engine: Komatsu 4D95L diesel
• Power: 55 hp
• Engine speed: 800 – 2,200 rpm
• Maximum travel speed: 4.5 km/h forward and reverse
• Fuel capacity: 500 L diesel
• Bucket capacity: 2,000 L
• Base shop price: $38,500
• Included equipment: Digging bucket and front dozer blade
• Both paint schemes share the same mechanical specifications.

Independent Track Keybinds

Use the numeric keypad for the isolated tracks. (or re-key bind)

• Left track forward: Numpad 7
• Left track reverse: Numpad 1
• Right track forward: Numpad 9
• Right track reverse: Numpad 3

Combined track inputs:

• Numpad 7 + 9: Both tracks forward.
• Numpad 1 + 3: Both tracks backward.
• Numpad 7 + 3: Counter-rotate to turn right.
• Numpad 1 + 9: Counter-rotate to turn left.

Track directions refer to the undercarriage’s forward direction. Rotating the cab does not reverse the track assignments.

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