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This 2014 Hyundai R807 excavator, with 12,000 hours, is a heavy-duty 80.7-ton machine sourced from Lishui, China. It is classified as Grade C, indicating a unit with significant wear but still functional for demanding tasks. The OEM engine remains original, and the machine has been used in mining and large-scale earthmoving. It is offered as-is for buyers seeking a cost-effective entry into large excavator ownership.
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The Hyundai R807 features an OEM engine, a heavy-duty bucket, and an operating weight of 80.7 tons. Key components include the main hydraulic pump, swing motor, and travel motors, all showing signs of wear consistent with high hours. The undercarriage has moderate wear, with track links and sprockets requiring near-term attention. The cab is basic but functional, with air conditioning and standard controls.
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Grade C: This excavator has visible wear on the boom and arm, with minor cracks that have been welded. The engine runs but has oil leaks; hydraulic system functions but hoses show age. The bucket has significant wear and requires replacement soon. The machine is sold as-is for parts or repair. No warranty is provided.
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The Hyundai R807 is a proven large excavator with strong demand in emerging markets for mining and quarrying. Its 80-ton class offers high productivity at a lower purchase price compared to newer models. Parts availability is good through Hyundai's global network, and many aftermarket options exist. For buyers with in-house maintenance capabilities, this Grade C unit provides a low-capital entry into heavy excavation.
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Best for large-scale earthmoving, mining, and quarry operations where uptime is not critical. Suitable for buyers in Africa (Nigeria, Ghana), Southeast Asia (Indonesia, Philippines), and South America (Brazil, Peru) who can perform their own repairs and have access to used parts.
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FOB Shanghai. This 80-ton excavator requires a flat rack container or RoRo shipping. Estimated shipping cost to Mombasa (Kenya) is $8,000-$12,000; to Jakarta (Indonesia) $6,000-$9,000; to Santos (Brazil) $12,000-$18,000. Port loading and inland transport are buyer's responsibility.