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Browse crawler excavator listings and compare operating weight, digging range, transport dimensions, undercarriage, attachment hydraulics and used condition.

Liebherr R954B HD 2005rok Long

 Location: Piórków
 Added: 28.09.2026, 15:33

JCB 90Z-2 2022R

 Location: Perzyce
 Added: 16.09.2026, 14:18
199 000 PLN

JCB 90Z-2 2022R

 Location: Perzyce
 Added: 16.09.2026, 14:18
199 000 PLN

JCB 90Z-2 2022R

 Location: Perzyce
 Added: 16.09.2026, 13:08
199 000 PLN

JCB JS 145 LC

 Location: Perzyce
 Added: 16.09.2026, 13:03
159 000 PLN

JCB LONKING CDM6225

 Location: Perzyce
 Added: 16.09.2026, 13:03
429 000 PLN

Lonking CDM6150

 Location: Perzyce
 Added: 16.09.2026, 13:03
329 000 PLN

Lonking CDM6150

 Location: Perzyce
 Added: 16.09.2026, 13:03
329 000 PLN

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How to compare crawler excavator listings

Start with the task, ground conditions and transport constraints. Compare the exact configuration because the boom, stick, bucket, counterweight, undercarriage and track-shoe width can alter weight, dimensions, working range and lifting capability. Engine power alone does not describe the suitability of the complete machine.

Specifications that affect the choice

  • Working range and lifting: check digging depth and reach, loading height, bucket capacity and digging forces. For lifting work, compare the load chart at the required reach, height and direction relative to the undercarriage rather than relying on one maximum figure.
  • Weight and transport: verify operating and transport weight, overall width, height and length, tail-swing radius and the transport configuration. Match these figures to the capacity and dimensions of the planned transport equipment.
  • Undercarriage and site conditions: match shoe width, ground pressure and undercarriage equipment to the surface, slopes and impact conditions. Wider track shoes are not automatically better on every surface.
  • Attachments and hydraulics: identify the mounting system or coupler, tool weight, required hydraulic flow and pressure, and the circuit type. Confirm compatibility for the exact model, configuration and attachment.

What to inspect on a used crawler excavator

Ask for the serial number, year, operating hours, exact configuration, service and repair history, and any available undercarriage measurements. Inspect chains, shoes, rollers, sprockets, idlers, pins, joints, fasteners, track tension and uneven wear. Also check for leaks, damaged hoses and cylinders, play in the working equipment and slew system, bucket condition and final drives. A functional test should cover starting, travel on both tracks, swing, every working movement and the attachment circuits. An independent inspection is sensible for a high-value purchase.

Buyer FAQ

Are wider track shoes always better?

No. They can help on weak ground, but the wrong width on hard or rocky surfaces can increase stress and undercarriage wear. Confirm the choice for the weight, configuration and working conditions of the exact machine.

How can I confirm hammer, crusher or tiltrotator compatibility?

Compare the mounting system or coupler model, tool weight, required hydraulic flow and pressure, and the need for one-way or two-way flow. Auxiliary lines alone do not confirm compatibility.

What should a comparable listing include?

Useful details include the full model and version, year, operating hours, operating weight, boom and stick, bucket, track-shoe width, transport dimensions, working range, hydraulic circuits, included attachments, service history, undercarriage measurement and known repairs or faults.

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