EXCAYARD.
Sany medium / #EXY-SY215-004 / Grade A

2020 Sany SY215C

Service-ready · no immediate repairs needed. Sourced from Hunan, China. 150-point inspection PDF + 80–120 photos available on inquiry.

Live walkaround video on request — we record yard-side via WhatsApp in 24 h
Documentation included with this unit
  • Commercial Invoice (CI)
  • Packing List (PL)
  • Bill of Lading (B/L) — original copies on payment
  • Certificate of Origin (CCPIT)
  • 150-point inspection report (PDF, ~60 pp + 80–120 photos)
  • Pre-shipment photos (hour meter, serial plate, ECM screenshot)
  • Marine insurance certificate (Institute Cargo Clauses A)
  • OEM service manual (if available with source unit)
  • Market-specific certificate (SONCAP / SABER / PVoC / GSA — per destination)
Verified spec sheet
from inspection · 2020
Year
2020
Operating hours
3,200 h
Operating weight
21 t
Bucket capacity
1 m³
Engine
Mitsubishi 6D34
Source yard
Hunan, CN
Technical specifications
OEM published for Sany SY215C

Full OEM specifications.

Below are manufacturer-published nominal specifications. Actual measured values for this unit are in the inspection report. We verify all critical values against the machine on inspection.

Engine
Power
110 kW / 148 hp
Displacement
6.4 L
Emissions
Tier 3
Model
Mitsubishi 6D34
Hydraulic system
Main pump flow
440 L/min
Relief pressure
34.3 MPa
Hydraulic tank
200 L
Fuel tank
400 L
Performance
Max dig depth
6.55 m
Max dig reach
9.83 m
Bucket force
138 kN
Stick force
97 kN
Dimensions
L × W × H
9.45 × 2.99 × 3.03 m
Track shoe
600 mm
Track gauge
2.39 m
Ground pressure
48 kPa
Travel & swing
Travel speed (high)
5.5 km/h
Travel speed (low)
3.4 km/h
Gradeability
35°
Swing speed
11.5 rpm
Condition assessment
from 150-point inspection

Grade A.
Disclosed honestly.

We grade by measured fact, not by hope. The bars show our inspector's estimate of remaining service life per major system. Detailed wear photos and OEM-tool readouts are in the inspection report.

Previous owners
1
Owner type
contractor
Engine
Compression %, oil sample, ECM history, exhaust profile
90% remaining
Hydraulics
Cycle times vs OEM spec, drift test, cylinder rod condition
92% remaining
Undercarriage
Chain pitch stretch, sprocket wear, idler / roller condition
75% remaining
Cosmetic + cabin
Paint, glass, seat, gauges, AC operation
88% remaining
Service & maintenance history
timeline · indicative

What this machine
went through.

The timeline below traces this unit’s known service events. Where source-yard records are incomplete, we reconstruct typical service intervals based on hour count — and disclose this transparently.

  1. 2021-Q2 service @ 800 h

    First major service interval — engine oil, hydraulic filter, fuel filter replacement.

  2. 2022-Q3 service @ 1,600 h

    Mid-life service — coolant flush, final drive oil, swing gear lubrication.

  3. 2023-Q4 service @ 2,400 h

    Routine service — air filter, fuel filter, cabin filter, hydraulic oil sample analysis.

  4. 2026-Q2 inspection @ 3,200 h

    ExcaYard 150-point pre-export inspection — engine compression, hydraulic cycle test, undercarriage measurement, ECM data extraction.

Inspection record
Inspection scope
150 points
measured, not visually estimated
OEM diagnostic
OEM tool
ECM data extracted
Photo evidence
80–120 photos
per component, in PDF
3rd-party verifiable
SGS · BV · Intertek
re-inspection welcomed

The 150-point inspection report is the primary trust document for this purchase. It is shared as a PDF on inquiry — no registration, no gated download. Major findings, wear measurements, ECM screenshots, and the grading decision are all visible.

What is in your CIF quote
no hidden surcharges

Every line item,
named.

Some exporters quote low CIF then add discovery fees, doc fees, handling fees, lashing surcharges. Our CIF is the total — only port-side destination charges (controlled by your local broker, not us) are extra.

Cost component In CIF Notes
EXW yard priceYesMachine purchase
Inland trucking to portYesYard → Shanghai / Tianjin / Qingdao
Container loading / RoRo handlingYesLashing, surveyor fees
Ocean freightYesCOSCO / MSC / Höegh
Marine insurance ICC(A)YesPICC / Ping An · 0.4–0.6%
Certificate of origin (CCPIT)YesEnglish default
150-point inspection PDFYesPre-shipment
Market PSI (SONCAP / SABER / PVoC / GSA)YesWhere regulation requires
Destination port handlingNoBuyer's broker
Import duty + VATNoPer local customs
Inland trucking to siteNoLocal logistics
After-order timeline
what happens after your deposit

From deposit
to delivery — visible.

Cross-border purchases fail when customers don’t know what’s happening. Our standard timeline below tells you the exact sequence — and what you can verify at each step.

  1. Day 0

    Deposit received

    30% TT deposit clears in 1–2 banking days. Machine is reserved against your name. We send written confirmation + final pre-shipment task list.

  2. Day 1–5

    Re-inspection + buyer review

    Final pre-shipment inspection. Buyer may engage SGS / BV / Intertek for third-party PSI at this stage (buyer's cost ~$400–700). Buyer receives full 150-point report PDF + 80–120 photos.

  3. Day 5–10

    Documentation + market certificate

    Commercial Invoice, Packing List, Certificate of Origin (CCPIT), market PSI certificate (SONCAP/SABER/PVoC/GSA) issued. Documents shared with buyer for review before shipment.

  4. Day 7–12

    70% balance + B/L issuance

    Buyer pays remaining 70% TT (or LC at sight presents documents). On payment clearance, original Bill of Lading is couriered to buyer's nominated address.

  5. Day 10–14

    Container loading / RoRo dispatch

    Machine loaded at Shanghai / Tianjin / Qingdao. Pre-departure photos shared. Vessel sails. Buyer receives sailing notice with ETA.

  6. Day 14–X

    Ocean transit

    Transit varies by port: 8–12 d Vladivostok, 12–15 d Manila, 22–25 d Jebel Ali, 28–32 d Lagos, 35–40 d Callao. Live vessel tracking link provided.

  7. Day X+1–7

    Destination clearance

    Buyer's local customs broker clears the shipment. We supply any additional documentation requested by destination customs.

  8. Day X+30

    Warranty period ends

    30-day mechanical warranty against pre-existing defects from arrival date. After this, lifetime spare parts support continues at our list price.

After-sales support

We don’t
disappear
after the B/L.

01 · Warranty
30 days mechanical

Covers pre-existing defects discovered after arrival. Inspection report is the reference document for claims.

02 · Spare parts
Lifetime sourcing

We source genuine, OEM, or quality aftermarket parts at our cost + 8% margin. No mandatory dealer markup.

03 · Remote diagnostic
WhatsApp video

If your operator hits an issue, we connect live via WhatsApp video and walk through diagnosis with our master mechanic team.

04 · Documentation
OEM manuals

Service manual, operator manual, parts catalog PDFs supplied where available — useful for your own mechanics anywhere in the world.

Optional add-on · 01

Spare parts package

Engine oil + filter set, hydraulic filter set, fuel filter set, air filter set, cabin filter, common O-ring kit, bucket pin/bushing spare pair, 6-month routine consumables.

Add to order from
$1,540
Add to inquiry →
Optional add-on · 02

Operator training

45-minute walkthrough video covering controls, daily checks, common operator errors, and basic maintenance. Subtitled English / Russian / Spanish / Arabic / French / Portuguese. Remote-only at this time.

Included
Free
Request video →
01

Overview

2020 Sany SY215C with just 3,200 hours — a near-new domestic Chinese unit sourced from a contractor in Hunan province. Low hours, Mitsubishi-licensed engine, and Sany's modern hydraulic platform make this an excellent value-class option in the 20-ton segment.

02

Specifications highlights

Mitsubishi 6D34 licensed engine, 1.0m³ bucket, 21T operating weight, Kawasaki main hydraulic pump. Undercarriage approximately 85% remaining. Original cabin glass and seat. Service intervals all up to date.

03

Working condition

Grade A. With only 3,200 hours the machine is well within its first service life. Engine compression strong, hydraulics tight, no leaks. Cosmetic condition excellent. The most cost-effective Grade A 20T machine in our current stock.

04

Why choose this unit

Chinese brands like Sany have closed the quality gap dramatically in the last 5 years. The SY215C uses imported components (Mitsubishi engine, Kawasaki pumps) on a domestically-built chassis — combining international powertrain reliability with China-price economics. Ideal for cost-conscious buyers in emerging markets.

05

Best for

Africa (Nigeria, Kenya, Egypt) and Central Asia where price-to-performance matters more than brand prestige. Also strong in Russia where Chinese brands have rapidly displaced sanctioned Western machines.

06

Shipping & documentation

Container shipping (40HQ with arm removed) is the most economical method. FOB Shanghai or Guangzhou available. Transit to Lagos 28-32 days, Vladivostok 8-10 days, Mombasa 22-25 days.

Frequently asked

About this unit.

Are Chinese brand excavators reliable for export markets?

Modern Sany, XCMG, and SDLG machines use internationally-sourced critical components (engine, hydraulics) on Chinese-built chassis. With proper maintenance, expected service life is now comparable to Japanese brands at 60-70% of the price point.

Is parts support available outside China?

Sany has dealer presence in 150+ countries. For markets without local dealers, we can package essential spare parts with the machine shipment at cost.

What is the resale value like?

Lower than Cat/Komatsu but improving. Best value retention is in markets with established Chinese dealer networks (Russia, Africa, Southeast Asia).