Used Demolition excavators for sale (26)

Demolition Excavator
HyundaiHX330L with long-front boom, standard boom & shear

Excavator
VolvoEC460LC HR

Demolition excavator
KomatsuPC450 27meters Demolition Boom-Arm

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Excavator
DOOSANDX 480 LC

Demolition excavator
KomatsuPC450HRD-7EO
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Demolition Excavator
SanySY500H with long-reach demolition boom

Excavator
LIEBHERRR 904 HDSL

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Husqvarnadxr140 with shear and hammer

Excavator
VOLVOEC 240B LC

Demolition Excavator
LiebherrR 974 C Litronic with longfront demolition boom 39m

Excavator
DOOSANDX 340 LC-3

Demolition Excavator
LiebherrR 954 B with quickcoupler and long-reach demolition boom

Excavator
LIEBHERRR964

Demolition Excavator
LiebherrR 944 C V Litronic mit Schnellwechsler, variabler Ausleger und 2 Löffeln

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VOLVOEC 290 BLC

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LIEBHERRR946B SHD

Excavator
DAEWOOSL450 III
How can I spot good Demolition excavators?
Recognizing a high-quality used demolition excavator involves a few key aspects you should pay attention to. Firstly, look at the overall physical condition of the machine. Check for visible cracks, excessive rust, and signs of repair or welding on the main body and arm. Also, inspect the undercarriage for wear and the condition of the tracks or wheels.
Mechanical Condition
Functionality is crucial for demolition excavators. Operate the machine to ensure the hydraulic system is responsive with no apparent leaks or strange noises. Check that the excavator's attachments, like the bucket, hammer, or shears, operate correctly and securely attach to the arm.
Hours of Operation
Examine the hour meter to determine the total operating hours. A lower hour count typically suggests less wear and tear, although well-maintained older machines can also be a good purchase. Be wary of hour meters that show suspiciously low hours for older models, as they could have been tampered with.
Service History
Always inquire about maintenance and service records. A detailed logbook can tell you about the regularity and quality of maintenance the equipment has received, indicating a well-cared-for machine. Absence of records can be a red flag and warrants a more thorough inspection by a professional.
Recognizing a high-quality used demolition excavator involves a few key aspects you should pay attention to. Firstly, look at the overall physical condition of the machine. Check for visible cracks, excessive rust, and signs of repair or welding on the main body and arm. Also, inspect the undercarriage for wear and the condition of the tracks or wheels.
Mechanical Condition
Functionality is crucial for demolition excavators. Operate the machine to ensure the hydraulic system is responsive with no apparent leaks or strange noises. Check that the excavator's attachments, like the bucket, hammer, or shears, operate correctly and securely attach to the arm.
Hours of Operation
Examine the hour meter to determine the total operating hours. A lower hour count typically suggests less wear and tear, although well-maintained older machines can also be a good purchase. Be wary of hour meters that show suspiciously low hours for older models, as they could have been tampered with.
Service History
Always inquire about maintenance and service records. A detailed logbook can tell you about the regularity and quality of maintenance the equipment has received, indicating a well-cared-for machine. Absence of records can be a red flag and warrants a more thorough inspection by a professional.

High Reach Excavator
LIEBHERRR954B V

Excavator
VOLVOECR 305 CL

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RENAULT340

Excavator
FIAT KOBELKOE 175W

High Reach Excavator
FIAT HITACHIFH 400

Excavator
VOLVOEC 210 CL

Excavator
KOMATSUPC340LC 7E0

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CATERPILLAR312E
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