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Used processing in Georgia, USA

  • Excavator Concrete Crushers

    Excavator Concrete Crushers

    • Manufacturer: Solesbee

    The Solesbee’s Concrete Crusher is a cost-effective way of demolishing concrete structures and processing on-site, reducing transport costs and increasing productivity. Our crushers are built with weld-on replace...

    Winston, GA
  • Excavator Wood Shears

    Excavator Wood Shears

    • Manufacturer: Solesbee

    Solesbee’s Wood Shears are perfect for downsizing wood waste and loading wood and stumps into grinders. Solesbee’s Excavator Wood Shear is built with durability in mind. Our shear features sharp blades and a powe...

    Winston, GA
  • Log Splitter LS180: Excavators &

    Log Splitter LS180: Excavators & Skid Steers

    • Manufacturer: Solesbee

    The Auger Torque Log Splitter – Process and Recycle Logs with Ease. Suitable for excavators from 1T – 5T and skid steer loaders, Auger Torque’s compact and robust log splitter makes light work of processing those...

    Winston, GA

Overview

Excavators are heavy construction equipment used for digging, lifting, and moving large objects. They feature a boom, dipper, bucket, and cab mounted on a rotating platform, making them ideal for excavation, demolition, and material handling tasks in construction and mining industries.

FAQ

What should I consider when buying a used excavator?

Check the machine's age, hours of operation, maintenance records, and overall condition. Pay attention to any signs of wear or damage, particularly on the boom, bucket, and hydraulic system.

How do I ensure the excavator is shipped safely to my location?

Use a reliable transport service experienced in handling heavy machinery. Ensure the excavator is properly secured and protected during transit, and confirm the transport complies with local regulations.

What is the maintenance schedule for an excavator?

Regular maintenance includes checking fluid levels, inspecting hydraulic lines, greasing pivot points, and examining tracks or tires. Follow the manufacturer's maintenance manual for specific intervals and procedures.