Buying a track digger or crawler excavator? Then you've come to the right place at BAS World. We have several used crawler excavators for sale. Track diggers, also called track excavators or crawler excavators, are some of the most common excavators for sale on the market. These machines are designed to excavate and move large quantities of materials, such as sand, earth, rocks or trash. Our inventory includes several crawler excavators for sale. Both new tracked excavators and used crawler excavators. Our stock mainly includes track (crawler) excavators from popular brands, such as Caterpillar (301-390), Volvo (EC20-EC700), Hitachi (ZX10-ZX1200), Komatsu (PC15-PC800), Doosan (DX10-DX1000), Case (CX75-CX750), Hyundai, Liebherr, Kubota, Takeuchi and JCB (JS130-JS370).
Crawler excavators are large and powerful diggers that have tracks. Basically, tracked excavators are ideal for moving soil. When equipped with other attachments, the machines can be used for a wide range of other purposes. Think of demolition, levelling and forestry work. Using a new or used crawler excavator depends on each project. For example, there are differences in tonnage, the boom, hydraulic functions, the cab and the undercarriage. Therefore, you should first carefully consider what you want to use the crawler excavator for. Crawler excavators are perhaps the most well-known type of construction equipment. That's why BAS World has many of these excavators for sale in our stock. The crawler excavators for sale in our stock have been inspected by our experts before being offered for sale. This ensures you get a fair price and a reliable purchase. Buying a crawler excavator? But have no idea what to look for? Then read on below for more information.
As with any other vehicle or machine, excavators come in a variety of sizes. In the case of (crawler) excavators, the model name represents the weight of the machine. For example, a CAT 323 excavator is a Caterpillar machine that weighs 23 tons. The different sizes and weights can be divided into the following categories: mini excavators (weighing up to 10 tons), midi excavators (between 10-20 tons), normal excavators (between 20-36 tons) and large excavators (between 36-90 tons).
The cab of a crawler excavator affects the operator's comfort and efficiency. For example, some cabins are air-conditioned, and some are set up for special work. One of the most well-known excavators cabs is a tilting cab. These cabs can easily tilt when the operator needs to work at high heights, allowing the operator to keep a good overview of the construction site.
In addition to the cab, hydraulic functions and the boom, a used crawler excavator can also have different undercarriage configurations. The choice of a particular type of undercarriage configuration depends on the specific application and workplace conditions. These factors include terrain, soil and manoeuvrability. There are four main chassis configurations:
An excavator has an undercarriage and a chassis. With an overhead truck, it is important to consider the sizes. In fact, most chassis are large and stick out. This is not done with an inner turner, also known as CR/CC. This chassis is made for narrow work in cities, for example. The chassis does not protrude and stays in the radius of the tracks.
Like all other excavators, crawler excavators can be equipped with various hydraulic functions. A tracked excavator with a hammer function (HP function) ensures that the excavator is capable of crushing and removing stones, concrete or other hard materials. A hydraulic hammer can be connected to it, which is why it comes in handy for demolition work. In addition to demolition work, a crawler excavator with a hammer and rotation function (HP+MP function) can also pick up materials. By connecting a grapple to the arm of a crawler excavator, a grapple can rotate 360 degrees. Finally, some crawler excavators have a quick-change feature, which makes it easy to change attachments.
The boom is an important part of a crawler excavator, and it comes in different shapes and sizes. The choice of a particular crawler excavator and boom will depend on the applications and conditions. There are four types of booms on an excavator:
At BAS World, you'll find the world's most popular brands of crawler excavators. Here, you will find both new crawler excavators for sale and used/second-hand crawler excavators for sale. Read about the different brands of excavators here:
Caterpillar crawler excavators can be used for various construction and mining applications around the world. The machines are designed for tough conditions and long working hours. Are you looking for a construction machine to use for heavy-duty work in small spaces? Then you better use a Caterpillar crawler excavator.
Hyundai crawler excavators are suitable for a variety of construction and excavation jobs. These machines are known for sophisticated control systems and comfortable cabs. They also have innovative designs and advanced technologies to ensure high efficiency.
Volvo crawler excavators are available for sale in used condition. These are popular in the construction and infrastructure industries. With several advanced technologies, such as ECO modes and smart hydraulic systems, Volvo crawler excavators offer impressive performance with minimal environmental impact. In addition, Volvo crawler excavators provide good stability on all surfaces.
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