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2014 Caterpillar M318D Wheel Excavator (Used)

2014 Caterpillar M318D Wheel Excavator (Used)

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A 20.1-ton wheeled excavator featuring a 166 hp Cat C6.6 engine, 37 km/h travel speed, and 6.3 m digging depth, ideal for urban utility and road work.
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The 2014 Caterpillar M318D is a versatile medium-sized wheeled excavator designed for contractors who require the mobility of a truck and the digging power of an excavator. Built in France, this unit is currently at 25,210 hours on the meter, offering a reliable balance of performance and fuel efficiency for diverse job sites.

Powered by a 6.6-liter, 6-cylinder Cat C6.6 ACERT diesel engine delivering 166 hp and 805 Nm of torque, the M318D handles demanding earthmoving tasks with ease. Its 2-speed hydrostatic powershift transmission allows for a maximum travel speed of 37 km/h, enabling rapid repositioning between work areas without the need for a haul truck. This makes it an excellent choice for urban environments, roadside maintenance, and utility trenching where quick setup and teardown are critical.

The machine is equipped with a standard 1.2 m wide, 0.38 m³ bucket, providing a 6.3 m digging depth, 6.7 m dump height, and a 9.18 m dump reach. These specifications ensure efficient material handling and precise excavation in confined spaces. The robust construction and proven Cat engineering make this wheel excavator a dependable asset for general construction and infrastructure projects.

  • 20.1-ton operating weight for medium-duty applications
  • 166 hp Cat C6.6 ACERT diesel engine with 805 Nm torque
  • 37 km/h maximum travel speed for high site mobility
  • 6.3 m digging depth and 9.18 m dump reach
  • 2-speed hydrostatic powershift transmission
  • 25,210 hours recorded on the meter

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