Ask for current stock, real machine video, specs, weight, transport size, hydraulic test and export support before quotation.
This 2023 XCMG XE370 excavator was shipped from China, with the display showing 3,200 hours of operating time. For dealers supplying equipment to customers in the quarrying, earthworks and lorry-loading sectors, the key considerations are the machine’s operating condition, maintenance costs and transport. It is advisable to request a video of the machine and to inspect the hydraulic system, structural wear and the condition of the undercarriage before agreeing on a price.
This second-hand XCMG 370 crawler excavator was manufactured in 2023 and has 3,200 hours on the clock. It is aimed at buyers wishing to source large crawler excavators from China for resale or for specific client projects.
For dealers, the machine must be suited to the buyer’s actual operational requirements. It is necessary to assess the material to be excavated, lorry dimensions, the required operating radius and the accessibility of the construction site. If transport, maintenance or local demand are underestimated, purchasing a large excavator may actually prove more costly.
Inspections should include:
Cold start, engine sound, smoke emissions and cooling performance.
Hydraulic response after warm-up and during operational trials.
Boom base, boom joints, bucket linkage and visible welded repairs.
Track chains, rollers, sprockets and track tension.
Rotary bearing play, travel strength and final drive leakage.
Machine identification, displayed operating hours and available maintenance records.
Enquire about previous applications and the use of attachments. Do not assume that a machine manufactured in 2023 with 3,200 hours on the clock has necessarily been used for light-duty work.
Before estimating resale profit, compare the purchase price with transport costs, destination charges and necessary repair costs.
| Items | Guide for Buyers |
| Model | XCMG XE370; please check the machine’s nameplate to confirm the full model number. |
| Type | Second-hand diesel-powered hydraulic crawler excavator. |
| class | The standard version is approximately 37 tonnes; please check the actual specifications. |
| Current stock | 2023 model machines for sale; please check stock availability again before making payment. |
| Suitable buyers | Dealers, brokers and trading companies serving customers in the quarrying, earthworks and infrastructure sectors. |
| Not applicable to | Buyers who require a small vehicle or are unable to arrange suitable unloading facilities. |
| Specifications/Weight Guide | Please confirm the engine, power, operating weight, bucket capacity and working radius of this machine. |
| Transport Information | Check the actual dimensions, the weight of the goods, port handling and trailer arrangements at the destination. |
| Key checks | Structural connections, load cooling, thermohydraulic systems, chassis and final drive. |
| Before making a deposit | Review the evidence of identity and status, attachments, repair disclosures and written terms of sale. |
| Before loading | Match the serial number and identifying details of the machine being inspected against the loading records. |
| Export support | Transport quotations, loading documents and the agreed export documents. |
Spare Parts and Export Support from China
We can assist you in sourcing replacement parts, provide remote technical guidance and arrange shipping quotations. Please confirm the exact model and components first. Before dispatch, please agree on part costs, shipping preparations and any dismantling requirements.
1. Cold start, machine nameplate and hour meter
Before warming up the engine, check the machine nameplate, instrument panel readings, the start-up process, exhaust fumes and engine noise.
2. Hot hydraulic and operational tests
After warming up, observe digging performance, bucket loading and slewing response. Check the coolant temperature and look for any visible warning indicators.
3. Undercarriage and Structural Inspection
Inspect the track chains, rollers, sprockets, boom base, boom joints, bucket linkage and any visible signs of repair, using close-up views.
4. Machine Verification and Loading
Verify that the identification details match those of the unit under inspection. Review the agreed-upon disassembly, individually packaged components and loading arrangements.
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