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Compare new and selected used excavators from 1 to 100+ tonnes for earthmoving, quarry and mining work. Check operating weight, attachments, condition and delivery.

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Compare new and selected used excavators from 1 to 100+ tonnes for earthmoving, quarry and mining work. Check operating weight, attachments, condition and delivery.

New Excavators

1-100+ t / factory or channel supply · Construction & Earthmoving / Road & Infrastructure / Quarry & Mining

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Used Excavators

1-100+ t / unit-specific condition · Construction & Earthmoving / Road & Infrastructure / Quarry & Mining

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Mini Excavators

1-6 t · Construction & Earthmoving

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Medium Excavators

7-25 t · Construction & Earthmoving / Road & Infrastructure

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Large Excavators

26-100+ t · Quarry & Mining / Construction & Earthmoving

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Amphibious Excavators

10-50+ t carrier class · Construction & Earthmoving

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Equipment details

Configurations and key specifications

The exact machine is confirmed against current stock, factory supply or the condition of an individual used unit.

Operating weight
boom
arm
bucket
auxiliary hydraulics
undercarriage

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Available range: 1-100+ t
Applications: Construction & Earthmoving / Road & Infrastructure / Quarry & Mining
Supply options: New equipment / selected used units / project batches
Export support: Inspection / dismantling / inland transport / shipping documents
Jobsite inputs: Material / output target / terrain / working cycle
Quotation inputs: Quantity / condition / destination / required timing

Excavators · Ghana · Bulk excavation and loading

Overseas application

Ghana · Excavators

laterite access roads, utility trenches and stockpile cut-to-fill

Typical work: Bulk excavation and loading / Utility trenching and grading / Attachment-led rock and demolition work
Available range: 1-100+ t

This overseas scenario is a planning reference. It does not claim a completed customer project, local stock or guaranteed output.

Excavator selection

Choose the excavator around the job, not a model list

A useful comparison starts with the work cycle and site limits. The same operating-weight class can deliver very different results when material, reach, attachment duty, undercarriage or transport conditions change.

Six inputs that define the working configuration

Send these values with the inquiry so the quotation can identify a usable machine rather than only a familiar model name.

01Operating class and daily output: State the expected tonnes or cubic metres per hour, working hours and utilization. This separates compact utility work, general earthmoving and high-production loading before a model is discussed.
02Material and bucket duty: Describe soil, clay, aggregate, blasted rock or ore, including density, lump size and abrasiveness. Bucket type, capacity, teeth and wear protection must suit the real material.
03Digging and loading geometry: Provide trench depth, bench height, dumping height, working radius, swing angle and available platform width. Boom and arm selection should follow this geometry.
04Attachments and hydraulic demand: List bucket, breaker, ripper, coupler, grab or other tools. Confirm required hydraulic flow, pressure, return line and control arrangement for the exact carrier.
05Ground, stability and undercarriage: Record bearing capacity, slope, travel distance, sharp rock and access width. Track width, shoe type, guarding, counterweight and ground pressure affect safety and wear.
06Condition and transport limits: For used units request serial-linked evidence. For every machine confirm overall and dismantled dimensions, piece weights, inland route, port handling and destination requirements.

Excavator selection

What a usable excavator quotation should confirm

The machine identity, working configuration, condition evidence and delivery scope must refer to the same offered unit or factory build.

Exact machine and supply status

Identify model, market version, production year or used-unit serial, new or used condition, configuration, quantity, lead time and current availability.

Jobsite fit and supporting fleet

Connect operating weight, bucket payload, reach and attachments to the material, output target, trucks, access and maintenance conditions.

Inspection and delivery record

List the required photos, videos, inspection scope, preparation, dismantling, packing, export documents, shipping method and destination exclusions.

FAQ

Buyer questions

Which excavator size should I start with?

Start with material, required output, digging depth, loading height, lifting duty, access and transport limits. Operating weight is a useful class reference, but boom, arm, bucket, hydraulics and undercarriage determine the actual job fit.

Can you supply both new and used excavators?

Yes. New excavators are sourced against the required factory or channel configuration. Selected used units are confirmed individually by serial identity, year, hours, condition evidence and current availability.

What should a used excavator inspection include?

Request the data plate, cold-start and operating videos, engine and hydraulic observations, structural and weld-area photos, pin clearances, undercarriage measurements and the agreed preparation scope.

What is needed for an excavator quotation with delivery?

Send the preferred class or model, quantity, new or used condition, material, attachments, destination country and port, required date and any local emissions or transport restrictions.