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  • Optimal Tree Spade P650

    Optimal Tree Spade P650

    • Manufacturer: Optimal

    The OPTIMAL P650 is available with interchangeable blades and scrapers. The 450 blades dig a 17″ diameter rootball; the 550 blades dig a 21″ diameter rootball; and the 650 blades dig a 25″ diameter rootball. The ...

    Grand Bay, AL
  • Optimal 1100 Tree Spade

    Optimal 1100 Tree Spade

    • Manufacturer: Optimal

    The Optimal 1100 is one of our most popular models. It is capable of digging up to a 46 inch rootball and down to a 36 inch rootball. This makes the 1100 the perfect choice for 3½ – 4½ inch caliper trees. One of ...

    Grand Bay, AL
  • Machine Excavator

    Machine Excavator

      - Digging depth and discharging high of 160 cm (62.992 in.) or 200 cm - Can mount buckets of 20 cm (7.874 in.) - 30 cm (11.811 in.) - 40 cm (15.748 in.) - 50 cm (19.685 in.) and one for ditch cleaning of 80 cm (3...

      Pistoia, Italy

    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.