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Are you ready to buy a used Caterpillar excavator or engine? You’ve come to the right place. From selecting the right product to financing to maintenance and repair planning, we have you covered.
Find The Right Cat Excavator: What You Need To Know
Consider the Cat excavator’s power, material capacity, and compatibility with your fleet. Evaluate features like transmission, fuel type, attachments, tires/tracks, and technology. Also, think about the job site environment, soil type, local regulations, and transportation requirements.
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How to evaluate a used excavator？
Appearance inspection
1. Carefully inspect the appearance of the excavator, including the body, chassis, tracks, working device, and other parts. Check for obvious damage, deformation, cracks, or signs of wear.
2. Pay attention to the condition of the paint and whether there are signs of repainting, as this may be to cover up certain problems.
Working hours and usage records
1. Understand the working hours of the excavator, which is an important indicator for evaluating its usage. But be aware that the working hours may be tampered with, so it is necessary to make a comprehensive judgment in combination with other aspects.
2. Ask the seller to provide the use record and maintenance record of the excavator, from which you can understand the historical condition and maintenance of the equipment.
Engine inspection
1. Start the engine and listen to its running sound. Under normal circumstances, the engine should run smoothly without abnormal noise or shaking.
2. Check the engine’s exhaust emissions, which should be colorless or slightly light gray. If the exhaust is black, blue, or white, it may indicate that there is a problem with the engine.
3. Check whether the instrument indications of the engine’s oil pressure, water temperature, and other instruments are normal.
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