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This Caterpillar 336D2L excavator, manufactured in 2018, has logged 12,000 hours and is currently located in our Wuhu yard. It is graded C, indicating a machine that has seen significant use and requires attention. The 33.6-ton unit is powered by an OEM engine. This listing is suitable for buyers seeking a cost-effective, heavy-duty excavator for demanding projects where initial investment is a primary concern.
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The Caterpillar 336D2L features a 33.6-ton operating weight and an OEM engine. Key components include a standard bucket, undercarriage with moderate wear, and a hydraulic system that functions but may need servicing. The machine retains its original structure with no major modifications. Buyers should expect to perform maintenance on the engine, hydraulics, and undercarriage to ensure reliable operation.
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Grade C condition: This excavator shows clear signs of use and wear. The engine runs but may have minor oil leaks or require tune-ups. The undercarriage has worn sprockets and track chains. The bucket and boom have surface cracks and dents. Hydraulic hoses show aging and may need replacement. Cosmetic appearance is poor with faded paint and rust. Overall, a functional machine requiring immediate maintenance.
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The Caterpillar 336D2L is a proven workhorse in the 33-ton class, known for durability and strong performance in heavy excavation. This Grade C unit offers a lower entry price for buyers who have in-house maintenance capabilities. Caterpillar's global dealer network ensures parts availability, and the D2L series has good resale value. This model is ideal for large-scale earthmoving, mining, and quarry operations where initial cost savings outweigh the need for a pristine machine.
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Best for heavy construction, mining, and quarry applications. Suitable for buyers in Africa (e.g., Nigeria, Ghana) and Southeast Asia (e.g., Indonesia, Philippines) who have access to skilled mechanics and parts. Also fits buyers in the Middle East (e.g., Saudi Arabia, UAE) for infrastructure projects. Not recommended for buyers requiring low-hour, ready-to-work machines.
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FOB Shanghai. This 33.6-ton excavator can be shipped via container (40' flat rack) or RoRo. Estimated shipping cost to West Africa: $4,000–$6,000; to Southeast Asia: $2,000–$3,500. Transit time: 20–30 days to Africa, 10–15 days to Asia. We handle logistics and documentation. Port loading and export procedures are managed by our team.