
GRADALL XL 3200 III CRAWLER EXCAVATORS
Specifications & Market Value

Equipment Overview
- OEM
- GRADALL
- Model
- XL 3200 III
- Year of manufacture
- -
Technical Description
The Gradall XL 3200 III is a heavy-duty crawler excavator equipped with a powerful Detroit Diesel OM906 engine that delivers 172 horsepower. This inline 6-cylinder, 6.4-liter turbocharged diesel engine is known for its durability and efficiency, featuring four-stroke direct injection technology and compliance with Tier 3 emissions standards. The excavator has an operating weight of approximately 39,240 pounds, providing a stable base for demanding excavation tasks. It offers a maximum digging depth of 19.17 feet and a maximum reach of 28.00 feet along the ground. The XL 3200 III is designed with a two-piece triangular telescoping boom enabling a 220° boom tilt, facilitating versatile digging and grading operations. Its hydraulic system includes variable pressure compensated, load-sensing valves ensuring efficient hydraulic flow and power management, coupled with a fin and tube-type oil cooler that maintains optimal operating temperatures. The machine features advanced operator controls with joystick ergonomics and selectable joystick patterns compatible with Gradall, Deere, or SAE standards. It can travel at speeds up to 3.4 mph and offers excellent maneuverability through counter-rotating tracks and a spring-set/hydraulic release parking brake. The boom force rating is 22,075 lbs, and the bucket breakout force is 19,300 lbs, supporting robust material handling capabilities. The XL 3200 III’s design integrates system monitors to indicate fuel level, hydraulic fluid status, and temperature, enhancing operational safety and maintenance efficiency. Overall, this excavator combines robust mechanical power, flexible hydraulic control, and user-friendly features suitable for a wide range of earthmoving applications.
Technical Attributes
- Max Digging Depth
- 19.2 ft
- Max Reach
- 28.00 ft
Category
- CONSTRUCTION
- → EXCAVATORS
- → CRAWLER EXCAVATORS
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