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Used loading in Berlin, Germany

  • 1980 DEMAG B410

    1980 DEMAG B410

    • Manufacturer: Demag
    • Model: B410
    • Hours: 17,000 h

    Used Dragline Excavator / Dragline Clamshell "DEMAG B 410" Fairlead

    $52,228 USD

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    Est. $983/mo

    Berlin, Germany
  • 2008 New Holland MH City

    2008 New Holland MH City / MH Plus

    • Manufacturer: New Holland
    • Model: MH City
    • Horsepower: 121 hp
    • Operating weight: 15,330 kg

    Used grapple stick, offset design for attaching loading or orange peel grabs, incl. piping

    Berlin, Germany
  • 2021 Wacker Neuson EZ17e

    2021 Wacker Neuson EZ17e

    • Manufacturer: Wacker Neuson
    • Model: EZ17
    • Horsepower: 19 hp
    • Hours: 771 h

    Working lights front and rear LED Canopy Easy Lock Rubber track Load hook Dipperstick standard Mechanical quick hitch system Mono boom Dozer blade Flashing beacon Telescopic undercarriage Number of hydraulic conn...

    $25,555 USD

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    Est. $481/mo

    Berlin, Germany

Overview

Excavators are heavy construction equipment used for digging, lifting, and moving large objects. They feature a boom, dipper, bucket, and cab mounted on a rotating platform, making them ideal for excavation, demolition, and material handling tasks in construction and mining industries.

FAQ

What should I consider when buying a used excavator?

Check the machine's age, hours of operation, maintenance records, and overall condition. Pay attention to any signs of wear or damage, particularly on the boom, bucket, and hydraulic system.

How do I ensure the excavator is shipped safely to my location?

Use a reliable transport service experienced in handling heavy machinery. Ensure the excavator is properly secured and protected during transit, and confirm the transport complies with local regulations.

What is the maintenance schedule for an excavator?

Regular maintenance includes checking fluid levels, inspecting hydraulic lines, greasing pivot points, and examining tracks or tires. Follow the manufacturer's maintenance manual for specific intervals and procedures.