Komatsu PC135C

2024 Komatsu PC135C with 1200 hours on the Meter: Unit Overview

The listing covers a 2024 Komatsu PC135C at 1200 hours, configured as a 13.5 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 and Powertrain: Komatsu SAA4D95LE-5

Under the hood sits the Komatsu SAA4D95LE-5, rated at 72.6 kW (97.3 HP). This power plant is checked for compression, oil pressure and cooling system condition during the HMP unit-specific inspection, and the results are photographed and dated. The Tier 3 / China Stage III configuration is confirmed, the drive train uses the Full Hydrostatic, and the 1200 hour reading on the meter is listed against the engine ECU before listing.

Work Cycle: Dig Depth, Force and Swing

The Komatsu PC135C is documented for 4.68 m of dig depth, 7.24 m of reach and 68 kN of bucket force at 34.3 MPa pressure. With the 0.6 m³ bucket fitted and a swing rate of 11.5 rpm, the machine holds a steady production cycle in bulk and trench work. Hydraulic pressures are logged per function in the inspection report, and the values are confirmed against the OEM spec sheet.

Chassis and Crawler Condition

Track figures for the Komatsu PC135C: 450 mm shoes, 3.65 m track length and 32 kPa ground pressure. The inspection records the undercarriage condition as Good condition, healthy links and bushings (450 mm shoes), with wear measurements photographed and dated. Track tension was set during the audit, and the rollers and idlers were checked for seal condition. The 13.5 Tons machine carries its mass on this running gear.

Cabin, Controls and Service Access

Inside, the Komatsu PC135C offers the ROPS / FOPS documented enclosed cab with air conditioning and a control layout suited to full-shift work. The 410 L fuel tank keeps the machine working through long cycles, and 440 mm of ground clearance clears typical site obstructions. The audit verifies the operator station functions, lighting and service access, with the findings photographed and dated in the file.

Suitable Programs and Target Regions

For mining and quarry and port programs, the Komatsu PC135C brings the 13.5 Tons class and the 0.6 m³ configuration, with sales history into Nigeria, Kenya and the wider region. The machine is inspected under the HMP unit-specific protocol before listing, the file is shared with the buyer, and a live walk-around is arranged after your enquiry is reviewed. The quote is confirmed in writing and held for seven days.

Inspection File and Verification

The 2024 Komatsu PC135C 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 1200 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.

Shipping This Komatsu PC135C: CIF Terms and Documents

The CIF quote for this Komatsu PC135C is itemized: ocean freight, port handling, documentation and insurance, confirmed after your enquiry is reviewed and locked for seven days. The machine ships from Shanghai with the full export packet, and the commercial invoice, packing list and bill of lading are prepared per the destination. Status updates are shared during transit.

Maintenance History and Service Discipline

The 1200 hour reading on this 2024 Komatsu PC135C reflects a machine that has passed its first service cycle, and the maintenance record in the file documents the checks completed at the yard. The HMP report logs the engine oil analysis, filter condition and fluid levels with dated photos. For a used excavator, the value is in this paper trail, and it travels with the sale.

Buyer's Checklist: Testing This Komatsu PC135C Before You Commit

Before any funds move, buyers can check four things on this 2024 Komatsu PC135C: the hour-meter evidence, where available for the meter reading of 1200 hours, the dated inspection photos of the engine and hydraulics, the serial number shown live on camera, and the written CIF quote itemized for the destination port. The machine is demonstrated live on video after your enquiry is reviewed, and third-party survey can be booked at the yard if you want an independent check.

Running Costs: Fuel, Service and Wear Items

In the 13.5 Tons class, operating cost is driven by fuel burn, service parts and wear components. This Komatsu PC135C carries a 410 L fuel tank and a documented service history, and the audit file photographs the condition of the wear items. The buyer sees the full cost profile before the deposit is paid.

The Value Story: 1200 Hours on a 2024 Model

A 2024 machine at 1200 hours has absorbed the heaviest early depreciation while the Komatsu SAA4D95LE-5 power unit stays inside its major overhaul window. That is the value position of this Komatsu PC135C: production capacity in the 13.5 Tons class at a price well below new-unit pricing, with the condition documented in the inspection file rather than left to a broker's description.

Maintenance Support for the Komatsu PC135C

After delivery, parts sourcing for this Komatsu PC135C runs through HMP trade accounts in Shanghai, Guangzhou and Hong Kong, covering consumables and service items for buyers in Nigeria, Kenya and the wider region. The Komatsu SAA4D95LE-5 engine family is well stocked by regional distributors, which keeps routine service straightforward. The technical liaison on the order answers maintenance questions after the machine lands.

The Komatsu PC135C in Continuous Production

In continuous production, the Komatsu PC135C holds a steady cycle: the swing speed of 11.5 rpm and the 0.6 m³ bucket keep trucks cycling without waiting, and the 4.68 m dig depth covers trenching and bulk work alike. The 68 kN bucket force and the reach of 7.24 m handle the geometry of most sites, and the machine is demonstrated in these cycles on the walk-around video before payment.

Contract, Payment and Regional Backing

The sales process for this Komatsu PC135C is documented at every step: inspection file, live video, signed contract, TT deposit, and balance against shipping documents. CIF pricing is confirmed in writing after your enquiry is reviewed and held for seven days. Regional support for Nigeria, Kenya and the wider region buyers includes parts sourcing and the technical liaison after delivery.

Operator Experiences and Fit Signals

Operators running this class of excavator report consistent control response and a comfortable working station, which shows up as steady production across mining and quarry and port programs. For buyers in Nigeria, Kenya and the wider region, the deciding factor is the file: 1200 documented hours, the Komatsu SAA4D95LE-5 engine, and the dated inspection report that ships with the 13.5 Tons machine.

Operating Season and Utilization Planning

The operating season for this Komatsu PC135C in Nigeria, Kenya and the wider region determines when to place the order: machines ordered ahead of the wet season arrive in time for the peak working months, while off-season orders ship with shorter lead times. HMP confirms the sailing date in the written CIF quote before any funds move.

Comparing the Paperwork Before You Decide

Buyers evaluating this Komatsu PC135C against other listings in the 13.5 Tons class should compare the paperwork first: the dated inspection file, the hour-meter evidence, where available on the 1200 reading, and the written CIF quote. HMP prepares all three before the deposit is paid, and the machine is shown live on camera during the review.

Site Logistics and Pre-Delivery Preparation

Site preparation for this Komatsu PC135C is straightforward: the machine lands with the export documentation pack, and the buyer's customs agent clears the unit against the destination rules. HMP shares the container status during transit and confirms the port requirements before loading. For buyers in Nigeria, Kenya and the wider region, the arrival process is documented end to end.

Rental Comparison and Ownership Math

Comparing this Komatsu PC135C against rental over a full season, the ownership math favors the machine when utilization is steady: the 13.5 Tons class unit carries its own maintenance record, and the inspection file removes the condition risk that usually drives the rental-versus-buy decision. The Komatsu SAA4D95LE-5 powertrain and the documented 1200 hours support that calculation.

What Arrives with the Machine

With this Komatsu PC135C, the buyer receives the machine, the export documentation pack, the dated inspection report, and the maintenance schedule. The hour-meter evidence, where available for the 1200 reading and the ECU scan results are part of the file. The technical liaison remains available after delivery for parts and service questions.

Fleet Standardization on the 13.5 Tons Class

For fleet managers standardizing on the 13.5 Tons class, this Komatsu PC135C is a repeatable unit: the 2024 build at 1200 hours, the Komatsu SAA4D95LE-5 powertrain and the 0.6 m³ bucket cover the standard program, and the inspection file makes the condition review fast. The machine can be added to an existing order cycle without special handling.