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Four Kubota listings at very different price points: a used motor assembly, two compact excavators, and a nearly-new 3.5-ton machine. This guide breaks down what each purchase actually gets you and helps you match the option to your job size and budget.
The TERROR XVIII mini excavator pairs a Kubota D902 diesel with an enclosed AC/Heater cabin, pilot controls, and a 2-ton footprint. Priced at USD 5,626.00, it's a serious option for operators who need precision digging in confined spaces.
The 1 Ton Mini Excavator, 13.5HP B&S EPA Gas Engine/+4 accessories pairs a compact 1-ton frame with a 13.5 hp gas engine. At USD 4,999.00, it targets shallow digging and delicate work in tight spaces.
Compare four compact excavator listings: a used 3.5-ton Kubota, a new 1.4-ton Kubota diesel, and two new 1-ton gas-powered mini diggers. Price, engine, and dig depth are laid out to match your job and budget.
Compare four new mini excavators from compact to heavy-duty, with the digging depth, power, and budget trade-offs to help you choose.
Two new 13.5HP Briggs & Stratton EPA mini excavators face off: the 1-ton RL at USD 4,999.00 and the 1.4-ton tracked digger at USD 7,392.23. Compare capacity, dig depth, and extras to pick the right one.
A 2026 1.4-ton crawler digger with a Briggs & Stratton engine is listed at USD 7,392.23; a 1-ton Rato-powered full-rotation excavator is listed at USD 3,209.00. Choose the bigger unit for extra power, or the compact digger for narrow sites and a lower price.
Match the right excavator/backhoe purchase to the job: a LEGO City toy, two Caterpillar service manuals on USB, or a front upper windshield panel, from $29.99 to $650.23.
Compare a 1-ton gas mini excavator at $4,999, a 1.4-ton tracked digger at $7,392.23, a 2-ton Kubota diesel at $5,626, and a used 3.5-ton Kubota at $20,899.
Two new 1-ton mini excavators with 13.5hp Briggs & Stratton gas engines, but one costs more and includes four extra accessories. Compare prices, specs, and where each machine fits your job.
A 1-ton mini excavator matchup: B&S gasoline pilot-control model with attachments at $4,749.05 vs EPA-certified Rato-powered full-rotation digger at $3,209.00. See which fits your job.
The MMS 1.6T mini excavator pairs a Briggs & Stratton 13.5HP engine with a narrow 990mm frame, side-swing boom, and pilot controls. Priced at USD 6,599.00, it handles light digging in confined yards.
A used 1.6T mini excavator with a 23hp Briggs & Stratton engine and swing boom. We break down the specs, who it suits, and the key trade-offs before you buy.
Compare four new mini excavators from USD 3,209 to USD 7,392, including dig depth, engine type, and class. Use the price comparison table to pick by budget and job size.
Compare four compact excavators from $5,626 to $7,392.23, covering a 23hp used swing-boom, a 13.5hp side-swing, a 1.4-ton crawler, and a 2-ton Kubota diesel. Use dig depth, engine, and price to pick your match.
Comparing the Caterpillar 420 and 440 backhoe loader service manuals on USB-both at USD 120.00. Pick the right one by matching the serial number prefix to your loader.
This review looks at the 0.8-ton Mms mini excavator with free attachments and gas engine, covering its USD 4,083.10 price, shallow digging depth, and best uses.
A used Kubota motor assembly for an excavator, listed at USD 1,500.00, described as in great shape but needing a starter. This guide covers who it fits and the trade-offs of buying it as is.
Compare four compact mini excavators priced from USD 3,209.00 to USD 6,174.05, from a full-rotation 1-ton digger to a 0.8-ton machine with free attachments. Use price, engine size, and attachment bundles to match your job.
Choosing between a new hydraulic pump and a service manual for a backhoe loader? Compare John Deere and Caterpillar pump options plus Case and Caterpillar manuals to match your repair or maintenance need.
Compare the lower-priced Link Belt 145X3 with the lower-hour Caterpillar 311FLRR. Both are used hydraulic excavators from bidadoo with a 100% guarantee. This head-to-head breaks down listed price, hours, dig depth, and feature differences to help you decide.
Compare four compact excavator listings from a 0.8-ton compact machine to a fully bundled 1-ton TYPHON with 13 attachments, with listed price and dig specs side by side.
Compare a used 23hp swing-boom mini excavator at $6,320 with a new 13.5hp hydraulic-pilot model at $6,599, and see which 1.6-ton machine fits your digging needs.
A brand-new 1.4-ton enclosed-cab mini excavator lists at $5,588; a used 1.6-ton 23hp swing-boom model lists at $6,320. Compare power, dig depth, and condition to pick the right compact machine.
This compact 2,000 lb mini excavator pairs a Briggs & Stratton 13.5 hp gasoline engine with pilot controls and a 61.54-inch digging depth. We walk through the specs and trade-offs to help you decide if it fits your jobsite.
Four new mini excavators sized for tight spaces, priced from USD 4,083.10 to USD 6,599.00, compared on dig depth, attachments, and controls to help you pick the right compact digger.
Need a replacement front upper glass for a backhoe loader cab? The T275629 from Stevens Lake Parts is a new laminated windshield with a black border, sized at 1275 x 950 mm and listed at USD 650.23. Here's what to weigh before you order.
These four new gas mini excavators backhoes span a $2,219 listed-price range. Choose the lower-priced tracked digger for a stated 5-6 ft digging range, the MMS for its adjustable chassis and dozer blade, TYPHON for its Briggs & Stratton engine, or the 1.2-ton MMS for an enclosed cab.
Compare two new 1-ton, 13.5HP gas mini excavators: the USD 2,999 Tracked Digger and the USD 3,798 Mini Track Digger. The decision turns on the USD 799 listed-price spread, digging measurements, and blade or chassis specifications.
The TYPHON X Terror X is a 1-ton gas mini excavator with a 13.5 hp Briggs & Stratton engine and 5.4-foot digging depth. This review covers who it suits, real trade-offs, and the listed price of USD 4,499.00.
Compare four enclosed-cab mini excavators, from new 1.2-1.4 ton machines with 13.5 hp engines to a used Case CX60C shell cab, and find the right match for your digging work and budget.
Compare two new 1.2-ton mini excavators with 13.5HP engines and enclosed cabs: the $5,218 EPA model with 12-month warranty vs the $3,947 RATO-powered unit with lower price and travel specs.
Two new 13.5hp gas mini excavators are listed for under $4,500: the TYPHON TERROR X and MMS 1-Ton Mini Track Digger. Compare prices, engine names, widths, and dozer blades.
Two new hydraulic pumps for John Deere backhoe loaders: a dedicated 110/110TLB unit at $303.75 and a multi-model 210/310/710D unit at $365.00. See which fits your machine and budget.
This used 2014 Link Belt 145X3 hydraulic excavator pairs an 18-foot dig depth with a 36-inch bucket and 7,288 hours. At $36,950 from bidadoo, it's a serious machine-here's what to weigh.
Four new mini excavators with 13.5hp gas engines line up for comparison: enclosed cabs, compact widths, and a $3,798 to $5,218 price range. Use this guide to match a digger to your yard or jobsite.
Four EPA-engined compact excavators, from a $3,798 MMS track digger to a $5,218 enclosed-cab 1.2-ton model. This guide maps price, width, cab, and bucket capacity so you can choose the right 13.5hp mini digger for tight access, enclosed operation, or general site work.
Two new hydraulic pumps for John Deere backhoe loaders: the LVA15347 for 110 series and the AT179792 for 210/310/710D. Which one fits your machine?
A used 2022 Bobcat E50 compact excavator is listed at USD 47,900.00. Here's a quick look at what stands out, who it suits, and the trade-offs to weigh before buying.
The 2015 Caterpillar 308E2 CR is a used compact-radius hydraulic excavator priced at USD 23,362.99, with 4,330 hours plus a coupler, bucket, blade, two-speed travel, and rubber tracks. Here's who should consider its configuration-and who may hesitate at the hours.
A focused look at the 400mm five-tine rake attachment priced at USD 159.00, its cleanup uses for 0.8-1.8T mini excavators, and the trade-off of choosing a specialized rake over a digging bucket.
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