Forward travel vibratory plate LG 400

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Product description
Husqvarna LG 400 is a reversible plate compactor designed for efficient compaction of deep and medium-deep granular soils. Suited for confined areas where rollers cannot operate, the LG 400 combines a robust Hardox® 400 steel plate with a Honda GX390 petrol engine and a service-friendly, ergonomic layout.

Key features

• Durable Hardox® 400 plate
• Honda GX390 petrol engine
• Reversible operation for improved manoeuvrability
• Vibration damping handle and fixed grip for operator comfort
• Heavy-duty frame with lifting eye for transport

Feature details

• Plates made to last — Plate manufactured from Hardox® 400 wear-resistant steel; geometry limits stone trapping between plate and frame.
• Strong protection, easy transportation — Heavy-duty steel frame protects engine and transmission; integrated lifting eye simplifies site handling and transport.
• Ergonomics and efficiency — Vibration damping handle and fixed handle grip reduce operator fatigue and allow efficient continuous operation.
• Easy operation — Forward/reverse lever provides smooth directional changes without constant push/pull; controls positioned for straightforward use on varied surfaces.

Technical data (top specifications)

• Model: LG 400
• Engine: Honda GX390 (petrol)
• Plate width: 650 mm
• Weight (complete product w/o side packed articles): 398 kg
• Centrifugal force: 52 kN
• Plate material: Hardox® 400 steel
• Features: Reversible plate compaction, vibration damping handle, forward/reverse lever, fixed handle grip
• Frame: Heavy-duty steel frame with lifting eye for transportation
• Article number: 967 85 54‑01

Recommended applications

• Trench backfill, foundation beds, paving sub-bases, landscaping and confined urban sites where rollers are impractical.

Maintenance & transport

• Service-friendly layout ensures easy access to engine and transmission components; replaceable wear parts available. Lifting eye and robust frame simplify loading and site movement.