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This 2012 Caterpillar 320D excavator, sourced from Yiyang, China, is a Grade C unit with 16,000 hours. The machine shows signs of heavy use and cosmetic wear, including faded paint and minor dents. The OEM engine starts reliably but may require near-term attention. The undercarriage is worn and will need replacement within the next 500 hours. Overall, this is a budget-friendly option for buyers seeking a functional machine for demanding jobs where cosmetic condition is secondary.
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The Caterpillar C4.2 engine delivers 106 kW (142 hp) and meets Tier 3 emission standards. Operating weight is 32.0 t. The standard backfill blade is present. The bucket is heavily worn and will require replacement soon. The hydraulic system shows no major leaks but hoses have surface cracks. The cab interior is functional with torn seat and non-functional radio. Air conditioning is not working.
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Grade C: Machine has been used in heavy earthmoving and quarry applications. Cosmetic condition is poor with significant paint loss, scratches, and dents. Structural integrity is sound but there is minor rust on the counterweight. The engine and hydraulics are operational but show signs of age. The undercarriage is 60% worn; sprockets and idlers are worn. This unit is sold as-is, where-is, and is recommended for buyers with on-site maintenance capability.
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The Caterpillar 320D is a proven workhorse in global markets, known for durability and strong resale value. This Grade C unit offers an entry point for buyers with limited budgets who need a large excavator for heavy tasks. Parts and service support for the 320D are widely available in Africa, Southeast Asia, and Latin America. The machine's simple mechanical design makes it easier to maintain in remote areas. Despite its age and wear, it can still deliver reliable performance for bulk excavation and material handling when properly maintained.
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This excavator is best suited for heavy earthmoving, quarry operations, and large-scale construction projects where downtime can be managed. Ideal for buyers in Nigeria, Indonesia, and Peru who have access to local mechanics and parts. Not recommended for precision work or rental fleets requiring high uptime.
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FOB Shanghai. This 32-ton machine can be shipped via container (40ft OT) or RoRo. Estimated ocean freight to Mombasa (Kenya) is $4,500-$5,500, to Jakarta $3,000-$4,000, and to Callao (Peru) $6,000-$7,500. Lead time for loading is 7-10 days after payment. ExcaYard handles all export documentation.