Weight: 2.66 t Transport length: 4.19 m Transport width: 1.5 m Transport height: 2.43 m Driver protection: KbR Max. Reach horizontal: 4.63 m Dredging depth: 2.82 m Tear-out force: 21 kN Hours: 2800
Lift your business to the next level with the DX255LC-7 Develon excavator. Exceptionally powerful, yet environmentally friendly, the DX255LC-7 excavator features extraordinary fuel efficiency.Reinforced castings and forged steel pivot points and reinforced heavy-duty arm and boom to withstand high-impact materials....
The Advantages of the Ammann ARX12 Tandem RollerCustomer input plays a crucial role in developing the features that are built into all Ammann products, including light tandem rollers. Those requests include a vibration- insulated operator’s platform with intuitive controls and a system for smooth starts and stops on...
The Case 621F Wheel Loader is a Tier 4 final loading shovel powered by a 6.7l FPT engine. Oscillating rear axle provides outstanding stability and with auto-ride control a comfortable the ride is a comfortable one. The Case 621F is a highly versatile machine which can be used in a range of different applications....
Rotating beaconOther informationA well maintained machine direct from our Hire Fleet. Still in use, so hours may increase slightly. Ready to go straight to work. Twin Roller Vibrate Water Jets Lights Nationwide Transport Available. General Condition: 4/5
Develon's new DX165WR-7 Wheeled Excavator offers a host of redesigned features and new technologies to ensure smooth operation, superior productivity and stability, top-class operator comfort and improved fuel efficiency. These powerful machines will give your job site a huge boost.Rock-solid in every moment. Thanks...
Operating Weight 1,941 kg Battery Power 7.4 kWhDevelon takes a significant step towards a more sustainable future by unveiling the first fully electric machine, the DX20ZE mini excavator. This compact yet potent zero-emission machine operates quietly in bustling environments, generating no disruptive noise. With...
