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The 15 sets of 936 excavators prepared for our Ivorian clients have successfully arrived at the port in Côte d'Ivoire. Through close collaboration with local customs and logistics partners, the equipment has completed customs clearance procedures and been picked up smoothly, marking a key step in the delivery process.

When it comes to investing in an excavator, one of the most perplexing questions for many construction business owners, project managers, or individual contractors is: Should I buy a brand-new excavator or a refurbished one? Both options have their unique advantages and potential drawbacks, and the right choice largely depends on your specific needs, budget, and long-term operational plans. If you’re stuck in this dilemma, don’t worry—we’re here to help. With our professional matching service。

Exporting heavy machinery like excavators requires careful planning—one small misstep can lead to delays, damage, or unexpected costs. After handling several recent excavator shipments, our team has summarized key lessons to help you streamline the process. Below are three non-negotiable considerations to keep in mind:

Tracked excavators are construction workhorses, and two 215C models just shipped from Shanghai to Ghana. With rugged tracks for tough terrain, a high - torque engine, and large buckets for maximum productivity, these machines are built to perform. Check out exclusive pictures of their journey!

When it comes to selecting an excavator, size directly impacts efficiency, cost-effectiveness, and adaptability to your projects. 5-ton, 8-ton, and 13-ton models are among the most popular mid-small to mid-sized options, each designed for distinct tasks and environments. Below is a comprehensive breakdown to help you align your choice with your specific needs—whether you’re a contractor, a small business owner, or a fleet manager.

Used excavators, while cost-effective, often come with issues stemming from wear, improper maintenance, or hidden damage. Below are the most common problems by 6 points.

Let us share you - How to judge whether a second-hand excavator is still worth the price

Proper maintenance extends a tracked excavator’s life and ensures safe, efficient work.​ Tracks: Clean debris. Check tension (30-50mm sag). Replace worn parts.​ Engine: Change oil/filters (250-500hrs). Clean air filters. Inspect cooling to avoid overheating.​ Hydraulics: Monitor oil (replace if dirty). Change filters on schedule. Test pressure.​ Daily: Lubricate pivots, drain fuel sediment, check battery/wires. These keep it reliable.