Used WD30 Compact Excavator - Load Sensing Hydraulic Digger with Yanmar Engine
Engineered to deliver high-tonnage hydraulic digging power, rapid cycle times, and fuel-efficient performance, the Used WD30 Small Crawler Compact Excavator is a staple machine for contractors, municipal road crews, and agricultural operators. Powered by a premium 3TNV88F-ESSY Yanmar diesel engine and operating at a robust 3.3-ton gross weight, this pre-owned crawler compact excavator provides heavy-duty breakout force for challenging earthmoving projects. Fully workshop-inspected, mechanically reconditioned, and load-tested, our pre-owned WD30 compact excavators allow fleet managers to acquire industrial-grade Japanese-powered digging capability at a fraction of the cost of new equipment.
Used WD30 Compact Excavator - Load Sensing Hydraulic Digger with Yanmar Engine Specifications :
| Price | Contact us |
| Place of Origin | China |
| Min.Order Quantity | 1 |
| Payment Terms | OEM、ODM、OBM |
| Supply Ability | 1000 |
| Delivery Detail | one month |
Used WD30 Compact Excavator - Load Sensing Hydraulic Digger with Yanmar Engine Detail Introduction :
| Parameter Category | Specification Item | Parameter Value |
| Gross Weight | Gross Weight | 3300 kg |
| Bucket & Engine Specs | Rated Bucket Capacity | 0.08 m³ |
| Engine Brand & Model | Yanmar 3TNV88F-ESSY (Japan) | |
| Climbing Ability (Gradient) | 30° | |
| Main Valve Type | Load Sensing | |
| Overall Dimensions | Overall Transport Length | 4652 mm |
| Overall Width / Upper Structure Width | 1543 mm / 1460 mm | |
| Overall Height | 2642 mm | |
| Min. Ground Clearance | 271 mm | |
| Tail Swing Radius | 947 mm | |
| Undercarriage Specs | Track Width | 300 mm |
| Track Gauge | 1250 mm | |
| Track Contact Length / Total Length | 1630 mm / 2120 mm | |
| Working Range | Max. Digging Height | 4412 mm |
| Max. Dump Height | 3118 mm | |
| Max. Digging Depth | 2595 mm | |
| Max. Digging Reach | 4004 mm | |
| Min. Swing Radius / Height at Min. Swing | 2386 mm / 3453 mm |
Our pre-owned WD30 Small Crawler Compact Excavator features a heavy-duty steel undercarriage with 300 mm wide tracks and a load-sensing main hydraulic control system. Driven by a 18.2 kW Euro V compliant Yanmar engine operating at 2200 RPM, the machine delivers smooth, proportional multi-function hydraulic response with low fuel consumption. Equipped with a large 0.08 m³ reinforced bucket, the WD30 achieves an impressive maximum digging depth of 2595 mm, a maximum dumping height of 3118 mm, and an extended maximum digging reach of 4004 mm. Its compact 947 mm tail swing radius ensures safe maneuvering adjacent to traffic lanes, walls, and structures. Every used unit undergoes rigorous engine compression testing, hydraulic load-stress verification, main valve calibration, and track tensioning checks before global dispatch.
Unique Product Highlights
High-Performance Japanese Yanmar Engine: Equipped with an authentic Yanmar 3TNV88F-ESSY diesel engine (18.2 kW Euro V), providing reliable high-torque output, quiet operation, and outstanding fuel efficiency.
Advanced Load-Sensing Hydraulics: Smart load-sensing main valve distributes hydraulic flow precisely where needed, enabling simultaneous boom, arm, and swing movements without engine lugging.
Deep Digging Reach & Height Capacity: Delivers a 2595 mm max digging depth and a 4412 mm max digging height to make fast work of deep trenching and high-side truck loading.
Compact Tail Swing Efficiency: A tight 947 mm tail swing radius combined with a 271 mm ground clearance allows smooth maneuverability in confined urban job sites and rocky terrain.
Heavy-Duty Undercarriage Architecture: Robust 300 mm track width with a 1630 mm ground contact length provides excellent weight distribution and stability during heavy excavation.
Product Applications
Urban Utility & Municipal Construction: Deep excavation for water mains, sewer pipes, electrical conduit banks, and stormwater retention pits.
Road Construction & Civil Infrastructure: Clearing road shoulders, excavating ditch lines, breaking up concrete slabs, and backfilling retainment walls.
Agricultural Land Clearing & Orchard Management: Digging irrigation canals, removing large tree stumps, grading farm access roads, and land terracing.
Commercial Foundation Works: Digging commercial building footings, basement extensions, swimming pool pits, and heavy stone retaining walls.
Why Choose Used Equipment
Maximum Capital Efficiency: Acquire premium Yanmar-powered 3.3-ton hydraulic excavating technology while saving up to 50–60% compared to new machine retail prices.
Proven Long-Term Durability: Pre-owned industrial excavators with Yanmar powertrains maintain exceptional residual value and deliver multi-year dependable service.
Rigorous Pre-Shipment Certification: Every pre-owned machine undergoes comprehensive hydraulic pressure checks, engine compression tests, and chassis structural inspections.
Immediate Site Deployment: Skip extended factory manufacturing lead times with pre-serviced, ready-to-ship inventory available for fast global export.
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