Small-to-medium planning range

Published used excavators in the 10–15 tonne reference range.

This page groups published stock whose model reference-weight midpoint is at least 10 tonnes and below 15 tonnes. The reference helps shortlist models; the exact inventory-unit weight and job fit still require verification.

Confirm the selected machine's dispatch weight.

Classification uses the midpoint of the published model operating-weight range to create one navigation group per listing. Actual operating and shipping weight varies with the fitted configuration. Before transport, request measured dimensions and weight for the exact machine and shipping configuration.

6–10 tonne 10–15 tonne 15–20 tonne 20–30 tonne 30–40 tonne 40 tonne plus

What planning questions suit the 10–15 tonne range?

This range is often reviewed when a buyer wants more reach or digging envelope than a compact unit while still considering site access and mobilization. It may enter discussions for utility, building, road-side or general construction work without guaranteeing that a listed machine fits any task.

Compare boom and arm configuration, bucket or coupler, auxiliary hydraulics, ground pressure, transport envelope and local support for the exact model generation.

Models represented by this published group

XCMG 135 used excavator listings2 published units
Caterpillar 313GC used excavator listings1 published unit
SDLG 135 used excavator listings1 published unit
SDLG 135H used excavator listings1 published unit
SDLG 150 used excavator listings1 published unit
SDLG E6135H used excavator listings1 published unit
XCMG XE135GA used excavator listings1 published unit

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What changes in transport planning at 10–15 tonnes?

The machine's actual width, height, attachment and shipping configuration become more important than the rounded tonnage name. Ask the forwarder to compare practical loading methods only after measured dimensions and weight are available.

Check inland haulage limits, loading capability, loose attachment securing and destination handling rather than assuming a standard container or one-price freight solution.

Review the used excavator shipping process and quotation inputs.

Which checks help compare 10–15 tonne machines?

Request stock identity, hours evidence when available, engine start and visible exhaust observations, hydraulic response, cylinder condition, pin and bush play, slew, travel, track condition and cab controls. Specify the requested test rather than relying on a general condition score.

Ask for close views of high-stress structures and any visible repair area. A video can document observations but does not verify an item that was not tested.

Plan a machine-specific inspection, yard visit or video verification.

Published 10–15 tonne listings.

Every card links to a real published stock page. Confirm availability, configuration, inspection evidence and measured transport data before a transaction.