Used Caterpillar 320EL Excavator for Sale

Caterpillar 320EL with 1400 hours on the Meter: Unit Overview

The listing covers a Caterpillar 320EL at 1400 hours, configured as a 22.5 Tons unit. The HMP unit-specific pre-purchase inspection was completed before listing, and the report travels with the sale. Buyers in Nigeria, Kenya and the wider region can review the file first, watch the machine live on camera, and only then decide on deposit, which is how a used excavator purchase should work.

Engine, Emissions and Drive System

The CAT C6.6 ACERT delivers 113 kW (152 HP) in this Caterpillar 320EL. The power unit is inspected for compression, pressure and temperature performance, with results logged in the dated report. The machine meets Tier 3 / China Stage III, uses the Full Hydrostatic, and the hour meter's 1400 hours reading is confirmed against the ECU history as part of the audit process.

Hydraulics and Excavation Figures

On the dig cycle, this Caterpillar 320EL reaches 4.68 m below grade with 7.24 m of horizontal reach and 68 kN of bucket force. The hydraulic system operates at 34.3 MPa, and the 1.15 m³ bucket is the standard fitment. Swing speed of 11.5 rpm keeps the loader cycle flowing. The inspection documents hydraulic pressures at every function with time-stamped readings.

Track Running Gear: Shoes, Length and Pressure

This Caterpillar 320EL runs 450 mm shoes across 3.65 m of track at 32 kPa ground pressure. The undercarriage report records Good condition, healthy links and bushings (450 mm shoes), with each wear item measured and photographed. Track tension and alignment were set during the audit, and seal condition was checked on the rollers and idlers. The 22.5 Tons unit stays planted on fill and soft material with this footprint.

Where This Caterpillar 320EL Works Best

The Caterpillar 320EL suits port and grading duty, and delivery references for this machine class exist across Nigeria, Kenya and the wider region. The 1.15 m³ bucket and the 22.5 Tons platform are matched to the working envelope, and the inspection file is shared before payment. Buyers review the machine live on video and confirm the CIF quote in writing before committing.

The HMP unit-specific inspection and What Ships in the File

The Caterpillar 320EL ships with the dated HMP unit-specific inspection file: twelve pages of photographed and measured checks covering the engine, pumps, cylinder rods, swing bearing, undercarriage and the hour meter itself. The 1400 reading is backed by the hour-meter evidence, where available. A live video walk-around is arranged after your enquiry is reviewed, and third-party inspection can be booked at the yard if required.

Maintenance Story of This Caterpillar 320EL

This Caterpillar 320EL at 1400 hours carries a documented service record. The audit file logs the oil and coolant analysis, filter service and fluid levels, with date-stamped photos of each check. The maintenance history is part of the sale package, so the buyer knows exactly what was done at the yard before the machine was listed.

Buyer's Checklist: Testing This Caterpillar 320EL Before You Commit

The checklist for this Caterpillar 320EL is simple: review the unit-specific inspection material, verify the 1400 hour reading against the hour-meter evidence, where available, watch the live walk-around with the serial on camera, and confirm the CIF quote in writing. HMP arranges the live video after your enquiry is reviewed, and an independent inspection provider can survey the unit before loading. Payment is by TT only after the review is complete.

Operating Costs That Matter in This Class

For a 22.5 Tons machine in the excavator class, the cost levers are fuel, service intervals and wear items. The 410 L fuel tank supports the shift pattern, and the service schedule is documented in the file. The inspection report confirms the condition of the wear-critical components, which is the part that protects the buyer from surprise spend in the first year of operation.

Why This Caterpillar 320EL Sits Where It Does in Value

This Caterpillar 320EL at 1400 hours has passed its break-in and first service cycle while absorbing the largest depreciation step. The CAT C6.6 ACERT and the working components remain inside their service horizon, and the machine is priced against its documented condition. Buyers in the 22.5 Tons class get the production capacity at a fraction of new-unit cost.