Leidao LD135E
Used Leidao LD135E wheeled excavator — reference specifications, condition points and export notes for this model.
The Leidao LD135E is a wheeled digging excavator with a 0.5m3 bucket and a maximum dig depth of 4190mm. This class suits general excavation, trenching and site preparation work where a wheeled machine is preferred.
Description is a class-level reference built from the published specifications above; the exact unit's year, hours and condition are confirmed before payment.
Reference specifications
| Bucket capacity | 0.5m³ |
|---|---|
| Max dig depth | 4190mm |
Buying brief: Leidao LD135E
Wheeled excavators in this class are self-propelled digging machines that travel on rubber tyres and suit utility, road and general construction work. The LD135E has a bucket capacity of 0.5 cubic metres and a maximum dig depth of 4190 millimetres. Other details such as operating weight and rated power are not listed here, so the buyer should confirm them before comparing the machine with others in its class. Machines of this size are commonly used for trenching, drainage and site preparation where the ability to move between locations without a transporter is useful. The bucket capacity and dig depth give an indication of the work the machine can handle.
The wheeled undercarriage allows the machine to travel on public roads and move between work areas under its own power, which reduces transport effort compared with a tracked machine. Buyers should weigh stability on uneven ground, tyre condition and type, steering response and the presence of a travel lock or oscillation lock for digging. Attachment compatibility matters, since a quick coupler and a range of buckets or hammers extend the machine's use. Ground bearing pressure and wheel loading should be checked against the surfaces the machine will work on, and the turning circle affects how it handles confined sites. Before paying, inspect the engine for smoke, oil leaks and coolant condition, and check the hydraulic system for pump noise, hose condition and cylinder seepage.
Pins and bushes on the boom, arm and bucket linkage show wear that affects precision, so check for play. Wheel hubs, bearings and brakes need attention on a wheeled machine, as do tyre condition and steering components. Examine the structure for cracks or repairs, particularly around the boom foot and frame. Service records and a demonstration under load give a clearer picture than a static inspection alone. Shipping a machine of this size is normally arranged by container, flat rack, RoRo or breakbulk, and the choice depends on the unit's dimensions and the destination port.
The buyer should confirm overall length, width and height, and whether the machine can be reduced for transport. Port facilities, sailing schedules and lashing requirements decide the final method. Because weight and power are not listed for this model, these should be confirmed with the seller before booking transport, as they affect the loading method and the equipment needed at the port.
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