New · Sale onlySDLG lists this one at 5,900 kg (13,007 lbs) and 35.5 kW (48 hp). That weight class conventionally works trenching, footings and general site excavation — bigger than a mini, still floatable on a tandem.
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.
