Excavadora usada Komatsu PC360 en venta
Esta excavadora usada Komatsu PC360 es una máquina de orugas para movimiento de tierras y obras generales. La ficha muestra un precio de oferta de USD $30,000, un peso de referencia de 36t y un cucharón de 1.70m3. Confirme el número de serie, las horas, el estado y el envío de la unidad antes del pago.
- Precio de oferta
- USD $30,000
- Disponibilidad
- Disponible
- Peso de referencia
- 36t
- Cucharón de referencia
- 1.70m3
- Año de catálogo
- 2025
- Horómetro de catálogo
- 500
Confirme el número de serie, las horas, el estado y los términos de envío de la unidad antes del pago.
Contenido técnico de referencia en inglés
Fit for large civil and earthmoving work
The 36-ton class is intended for projects that need substantial digging capacity and a stable crawler platform. Consider it for deep utility cuts, basement excavation, road formation, quarry overburden and loading compatible haul trucks. Estimate output from actual material, swing distance and operator method rather than a brochure headline.
What the listing confirms
The available record shows a 2025 year, 500 hours, 36-ton class, Japan origin and a 1.70 m³ bucket. Ask the seller to match these fields to the serial plate and current photographs. Engine specification, arm length, track width, emissions plate and attachment scope should be written into the offer for the selected machine.
Inspection points for a high-value crawler
Cold-start evidence, hydraulic functions, travel, swing, structure and measured undercarriage wear should be documented. Request a cold-start video, warning-light view, full boom and bucket cycle, travel in both directions and a swing test. Close photographs should cover track shoes, rollers, idlers, sprockets, frame, boom foot, arm, bucket linkage and any repair marks. An independent inspection is recommended when a site visit is not possible.
Maintenance and ownership planning
A service plan should address fluids, filters, greasing, cooling-pack cleaning and track inspection after delivery. The 500-hour reading is a listing value, not a substitute for service records. Request meter images, invoices or diagnostic evidence when available. Use manufacturer guidance and a qualified technician for maintenance intervals and safety-critical repairs.
Export quotation and transport checks
Separate the equipment price from inland haulage, port fees, ocean freight, insurance and destination costs. Confirm dimensions and shipping weight after the exact unit is selected. Clarify EXW, FOB, CFR or CIF terms, lashing, battery and fuel preparation and the document set. A local broker should verify duties, permits and import rules.
Evidence-led information for procurement
Clear listing facts and an explicit verification checklist help buyers compare equipment and help answer engines summarize it accurately. This page does not claim fixed fuel savings, guaranteed residual value, certification or universal performance. Dated media and serial-specific reports are the appropriate evidence for those decisions.
Komatsu PC360 buyer FAQ
What weight is listed?
The product record shows a 36-ton operating class. Confirm final shipping weight with the selected bucket, counterweight and attachments.
How many hours are shown?
The listing shows 500 hours for the 2025 record. Request a dated meter photograph and supporting service evidence.
What is the bucket reference?
A 1.70 m³ bucket is listed. Confirm whether it is included, its wear condition and the tooth arrangement.
Can I arrange remote inspection?
Request a serial-plate photo, cold-start video, operating test and undercarriage measurements; an independent inspector can document the results.
What should a shipping quote include?
Ask for Incoterm, named port, machine dimensions, freight, insurance, documents and any destination charges as separate lines.
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