



SDLG (Lingong) E765F
Used SDLG (Lingong) E765F wheeled excavator — reference specifications, condition points and export notes for this model.
The SDLG E765F is a compact wheeled digging excavator with a 0.21 m3 bucket and 39 kW engine. A 3495 mm maximum dig depth and travel speeds of 10 and 30 km/h suit utility, landscaping and light construction work where the machine moves between sites.
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 | 0.21m³ |
|---|---|
| Rated power | 39kW |
| Engine | 39kW |
| Travel speed | 10/30(km/h) |
| Max dig depth | 3495mm |
Buying brief: SDLG (Lingong) E765F
The Sdlg E765F suits utility trenching, small foundations and road-edge repair where access is tight and the work is light. Its 0.21m3 bucket and 39kW engine place it in the compact wheeled class, with a maximum dig depth of 3495mm. Travel speeds of 10 and 30 km/h let it move between nearby sites without a transporter. Operators value the short tail swing in confined spaces, though production rates stay modest. This is a machine for precise, shallow work rather than bulk excavation. Size and weight implications for transport and stability follow from the compact class.
The E765F is light enough for a standard road trailer, and its wheeled undercarriage means it can be driven on public roads at the higher speed range. Stability during digging depends on deploying the stabilisers and keeping the bucket within the rated depth. The narrow stance helps in tight lanes but demands care on soft ground. Transport planning should account for the wheeled configuration and low overall height. Inspection of the E765F should focus on the wheeled undercarriage, steering linkages and the 39kW engine. Check for play in the kingpins and wear on the tyres, as these affect road travel and digging stability.
Test the hydraulic system through a full cycle at 3495mm depth, watching for drift or noise. Verify the bucket and quick-hitch for cracks. Electrical and cooling systems deserve attention given the compact layout. Record any leaks or unusual vibration during the test run. Shipping the Sdlg E765F requires attention to its wheeled configuration and compact dimensions. Secure the machine on a flat rack or in a suitable container by chocking the wheels and lashing the chassis, not the boom.
Lower the boom and bucket to the deck, engage the parking brake and disconnect the battery. Protect exposed hydraulic rods and cover the cab if open transport is used. Confirm tie-down points are sound and that the machine is clean of soil before loading.
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