Compact-machine planning range

Published used excavators in the 6–10 tonne reference range.

Use this range to shortlist published machines whose model reference-weight midpoint is at least 6 tonnes and below 10 tonnes. It is a navigation aid, not a measured weight or performance claim for an individual inventory unit.

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

When is the 6–10 tonne range considered?

Buyers often compare this range when access, work-space limits and mobilization matter. Possible discussions include utility, landscaping, small-site and general excavation work, but the job, attachment, reach, lift chart, ground conditions and exact machine configuration determine suitability.

Do not select a unit from tonnage alone. Compare the actual stock photos, model reference, attachment requirement, dimensions and the checks needed for the intended site.

Models represented by this published group

Doosan 75-9C Plus used excavator listings1 published unit
SANY 75 used excavator listings1 published unit
SDLG 60FL used excavator listings1 published unit
SDLG 60H used excavator listings1 published unit
SDLG E675H PLUS used excavator listings1 published unit
SDLG EA775H used excavator listings1 published unit
SDLG EA780H used excavator listings1 published unit
XCMG XE60DA Plus used excavator listings1 published unit

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How should transport be planned for this range?

Some machines in this range may offer more loading options than larger excavators, but no method should be assumed from the range label. Ask for measured transport length, width, height and weight for the exact shipping configuration.

Confirm which bucket or attachments travel with the unit and whether any preparation or dismantling is requested. The forwarder must quote the current route and actual machine.

Review the used excavator shipping process and quotation inputs.

What should be checked on a 6–10 tonne candidate?

Request identity and meter evidence, a cold start if arranged, visible leak checks, boom-arm-bucket linkage movement, slew and travel operation, undercarriage or tyre condition as applicable, and attachment fit. Record which tests were completed and which were not.

Compact dimensions do not prove light wear or easy transport. Keep visible observations separate from conclusions about remaining life or job capacity.

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

Published 6–10 tonne listings.

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