DOOSAN Trucks & Trailers For Sale

When it comes to tracked excavators, the DX Series is one of Doosan’s most popular and widely available families of equipment. The smallest of the bunch is the DX19, which is categorised as a mini excavator and has an operating weight of under two tonnes. An efficient 9.9kW engine is found on board this economical excavator, while the narrow design of the undercarriage allows it to enter tight spaces and work in a variety of environments.

It can dig to depths of around 2.4 metres with the standard arm length, while a longer-reach model is available. The sturdy steel construction ensures it is resilient in adverse conditions and with regular use, so a second-hand DX19 excavator is not a bad investment in most cases.

If a wheeled excavator is preferable to a tracked model, Doosan’s range is similarly well stocked with options for buyers who want a more manoeuvrable, quieter and lighter machine to dig deep and lift high. These models range in operation weight from 14 to 21 tonnes, with bucket capacities topping out at 1.28 cubic metres. And when used models come on the market, they tend to be purchased fairly quickly if they are in good condition, which is why it is worth keeping an eye out for Doosan machines. In particular, the urban excavation capabilities of its wheeled units are worth seeking out if this is the kind of work you require of one.

The articulated dump trucks offered by Doosan are large competent units which in their latest guises are built utilising Scania engines that can perform impressively and help to boost productivity at the same time. The DA30 has a maximum payload of 28 tonnes, while the DA40 is even more capacious and powerful, carrying up to 40 tonnes of material across the trickiest of terrains. And the manufacturer recognises that ROI is important for any organisation procuring this type of vehicle, which is why speed and efficiency are integral to the design of these machines.

Wheeled loaders built by Doosan might be a useful partner to combine with one of its dumpers, with modern models designed to keep maintenance to a minimum while still focusing on providing important assets such as good levels of driver comfort and an intuitive layout of in-cab controls. The smaller wheeled loaders from this manufacturer can tip around nine tonnes of material without much trouble, while larger models offer capacities of up to almost 22 tonnes in the bucket for optimal performance as part of large-scale projects.