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    Case 580D Track Loader

    Case 580D Track Loader

    • Manufacturer: Case CE
    • Model: 580 D
    • Horsepower: 95 hp
    • Hours: 2,119 h

    Case 580D Track Loader Last used in a vegetable processing plant.

    Portland, OR
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    2006 LINK-BELT 210 LX

    2006 LINK-BELT 210 LX

    • Manufacturer: Link-Belt
    • Model: 210 LX
    • Horsepower: 148 hp
    • Hours: 11,300 h

    11,300 Hours Cummins 152HP Engine Includes 2006 Waratah 470 Processing Head Has Pierce Processor Boom for Longer Reach 36” Pads on 80% Undercarriage Optional In Line Cooler System on Boom – Can operate multiple a...

    $109,000 USD

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    Est. $2,051/mo

    Portland, OR
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    PTR Three (3) TP4000-HD Stationary

    PTR Three (3) TP4000-HD Stationary

    • Manufacturer: PTR

    The PTR Three TP4000-HD Stationary Compactors are reliable used units ideal for managing trash and recycling needs efficiently. These compactors feature a sturdy 4-yard capacity, providing ample space for waste m...

    $11,340 USD

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    Est. $223/mo

    Oregon, USA

Overview

Construction equipment encompasses a wide range of heavy-duty machines used for various tasks in construction projects. These include earthmoving machines like excavators and bulldozers, lifting equipment like cranes, and road-building machinery like pavers and rollers. This machinery is essential for tasks such as digging, lifting, demolition, and paving.

FAQ

What should I consider when buying used construction equipment?

Check the machine’s age, operating hours, and overall condition. Verify maintenance records and inspect for any wear or damage. It's also wise to consider the availability of spare parts and service support.

How can I safely transport construction equipment?

Use a specialized transport service experienced in heavy machinery. Ensure the equipment is properly secured and protected during transit, and comply with all local regulations regarding oversized loads.

What is the maintenance schedule for construction equipment?

Regular maintenance includes checking fluids, inspecting hydraulic systems, and ensuring all moving parts are lubricated. Follow the manufacturer’s maintenance guidelines for specific intervals and tasks.