2003 GRADALL XL 4300 II, Wheeled Excavator rough terrain, 4WD, 12,540 lb lift capacity, max radius at groundline 30' 4", max digging depth 21' 3", boom telescope 12' 6", telescopic boom tilt 220 degrees, 7118 HRS...
Wheel excavators are versatile, mobile digging machines equipped with wheels instead of tracks, making them ideal for urban environments and road construction. These excavators are known for their speed and agility, allowing them to move quickly between job sites. They are commonly used for tasks such as digging, grading, and material handling.
Check the overall condition, engine hours, and service history. Inspect the hydraulic system, tires, and any attachments. Verify that the machine meets your job requirements.
Use a trusted heavy machinery transport service. Ensure the excavator is properly secured and protected during transit, and confirm the shipping company has experience with similar equipment.
Regular maintenance includes checking and changing engine oil, hydraulic fluid, and filters. Inspect tires for wear and tear, and ensure all moving parts are lubricated. Follow the manufacturer’s manual for detailed maintenance intervals.