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Used electronics in Alberta, Canada

  • 1979 CESSNA 337H

    1979 CESSNA 337H

    • Manufacturer: Cessna

    1979 Cessna 337H Skymaster Total Time: 1,674 Hours A rare low-time example of the sought-after push-pull twin! This 1979 Cessna 337H Skymaster is equipped with modern Garmin avionics and well-maintained engines, ...

    $135,733 USD

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    Est. $2,554/mo

    Alberta, Canada
  • 1974 CESSNA TURBO 210

    1974 CESSNA TURBO 210

    • Manufacturer: Cessna

    1979 Cessna T210 – C-GTPA Ready to Fly – Turnkey Aircraft Total Airframe Time: 3,679 hrs Engine: Continental TSIO-520, only 543 hrs SMOH Propeller: Hartzell – Due July 2027 Avionics & Equipment Garmin GTN 750Xi D...

    Alberta, Canada
  • 1963 PIPER COMANCHE 180

    1963 PIPER COMANCHE 180

    • Manufacturer: Piper

    1963 Piper Comanche 180 4375.5 Hours Total Time | 1316.4 SMOH | Hartzell 3-Blade Prop (2025) | Full Garmin G3X Glass Panel This upgraded 1963 Piper Comanche 180 is a rare find — a classic airframe enhanced with m...

    $122,992 USD

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    Est. $2,315/mo

    Alberta, Canada

Overview

Crawler loaders are heavy machinery that combine the capabilities of an excavator and a wheel loader. These machines are equipped with tracks instead of wheels, which provide better traction on rough or uneven terrain. They are typically used in construction, mining, and other industries requiring robust digging and loading capabilities.

FAQ

What should I consider when buying a used crawler loader?

Consider the machine's age, operating hours, and overall condition. Check for wear on the tracks and undercarriage, and review the maintenance records to ensure proper upkeep.

How do I ensure the crawler loader is shipped safely?

Use a transport service experienced in moving heavy machinery. Ensure the crawler loader is properly secured to prevent movement and damage during transit.

What is the maintenance schedule for a crawler loader?

Regular maintenance includes checking engine oil, hydraulic fluid, and coolant levels, as well as inspecting the tracks and undercarriage for wear. Follow the manufacturer's maintenance guidelines for detailed intervals and procedures.