>Model year 2018. Hour clock reads 5679 hours. This excavator is complete with a hydraulic automatic hitch, auxiliary line, boom & dipper check valves, boxing ring, air/heated seat, rear camera, green beacon and a 70% undercarriage.
Hitachi make a popular range of mini excavators for the UK market. The Zaxis mini diggers are available with operating weights ranging from one tonne to 8.5 tonnes. Here at PlantPages, we categorise the heavier of these models (over 6 tonnes) as 'tracked excavators' so will appear in that category. These pages are packed with used Hitachi mini diggers for sale from the one tonne ZX10U to the ZX55U range. Read More
There are always plenty of Hitachi tracked excavators for sale at PlantPages. The Hitachi range of medium and large tracked has been popular in the UK for decades with a huge range on offer - from 13 tonnes operating weight to a huge 360 tonne excavator. Marketing the range under the 'Zaxis' umbrella model range, the model numbers all start with a ZX. As with other manufacturers of tracked excavators, the 'LC' appearing in the model name means that the machine has wider and longer tracks. The -6 or -7 refers to the generation of the machine (as of 2022 with is -7 for crawler excavators). Read More
As experts in excavator manufacturing, Hitachi make a full range, including wheeled excavators. Although not as popular as the tracked versions, the wheeled versions can be distinguished by model numbers as they all have the 'W' after the operating weight in the model. The ZX140W-3 has to be a wheeled version - typically used in on road or rail applications and in the waste industry. Read More
Although more famous for their excavator range, you should always find a number of Hitachi wheel loaders for sale at PlantPages UK. Using the 'ZW' model range, the model numbering relates to the power output of the engine in BHP. This means that a ZW220 is a 220hp version of the Hitachi wheeled loader. Nicknamed 'Hitachi Rubber Duck' as the wheel versions tend to wobble more than the tracked counterparts! Read More
