New · Sale onlyAt 225 kW (301.7 hp) and 32,200 kg (70,988 lbs), the largest excavator SDLG lists for North America. Machines this size are conventionally put on mass excavation, quarry work and heavy site prep.
Not in the Surrey yard. This is a new machine from SDLG’s North American line-up, ordered in. We quote it, we service it, and we carry the parts — ask us what one costs and what bringing it here involves.
Specs from SDLG’s North American catalogue, read at source on 2026-07-15.
SDLG’s published figures for North America, reproduced as they publish them — including their own unit conversions. Confirmed with the factory before any order.
New · Sale onlySDLGExcavator
Rated at 14.6 kW (19.6 hp) on a 2,235 kg (4,927 lbs) frame. Machines this size are generally put to utility trenching, landscaping, and work with tight residential access.
New · Sale onlySDLGExcavator
Reduced tail swing on a 1,950 kg (4,299 lbs) mini — the small end of SDLG’s excavator range. That class usually works tight residential lots and confined sites where a full-size unit won’t fit, and the counterweight stays close along a fence.
New · Sale onlySDLGExcavator
A 2,850 kg (6,283 lbs) mini on 300 mm (11.8") tracks, running a Kubota D1105 at 15.4 kW (20.7 hp). Tail swing radius is 775 mm (2’6.5") — exactly half the 1,550 mm (5’1") shipping width, so the counterweight stays inside the tracks through a full turn.
