CATERPILLAR 320L CRAWLER EXCAVATOR

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OEM
CATERPILLAR
Model
320L
Year of Manufacture
-
Category
CRAWLER EXCAVATORS

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Technical Description

The Caterpillar 320L is a compact hydraulic excavator designed for versatile construction and excavation applications. Powered by a 2236 engine delivering 128 net horsepower, this machine offers reliable performance for medium-duty operations. With an operating weight of 44,974 pounds, the 320L maintains excellent maneuverability on jobsites while providing sufficient mass for stable digging operations. The excavator measures 7.8 feet in width to the outside of tracks and stands 1.6 feet above ground, making it suitable for confined spaces and areas with height restrictions. Its track gauge of 7.9 feet provides a balanced stance for stability during operation. The maximum travel speed of 3.4 miles per hour enables efficient movement between work zones. With a drawbar pull rating of 39,793 pounds, the 320L demonstrates strong traction and pulling capability on various terrain types. The undercarriage configuration supports the machine's overall structural integrity and load distribution during demanding excavation tasks. This mid-sized excavator combines compact dimensions with substantial digging power, making it ideal for general contractors, landscapers, and rental fleets. The 320L is particularly valued for its fuel efficiency, operator comfort features, and versatility with various bucket attachments. Its proven design and reliable components have established the 320L as a dependable choice for projects ranging from site preparation to utility work, offering an optimal balance between performance, transportability, and operational cost-effectiveness for professional contractors.

Technical Attributes

Boom Length
20.0 ft
Track Width
31.00 ''

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