This 2013 CAT 336E excavator runs and works as-is. It's powered by a Cat C9.3 ACERT engine rated at 308 HP and burns ultra-low sulfur diesel. With just over 10,000 hours on it, the machine digs to 26 feet deep and reaches out 39 feet at ground level. It weighs between 82,000 and 85,288 pounds, sits about 10 feet tall to the cab roof, and has an enclosed operator station. The undercarriage—sprocket and chains—shows wear. Located in Louisiana and ready to work.
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| Industry | HeavyMachinery |
| Titled Vehicle | No |
| Template | Construction |
| Year | 2013 |
| Make | Caterpillar |
| Model | 336E |
| Hours | 10022 |
| Engine | Cat C9.3 ACERT -300 - 308 HP |
| Fuel Type | Ultra-Low Sulfur Diesel |
| Operating Weight | 82,000LB to 85,288 LB |
| Length of Track on Ground: | 13.26 Ft |
| Width to Outside of Tracks | 11.29 Ft |
| Height to Top of Cab | 10.34 Ft |
| Maximum Digging Depth | 26.11 FT with Standard Boom |
| Maximum Reach at Ground Level | 38.71 FT |
| CAB | EROPS |
| Undercarriage | Sporcket & Chains Weak |
| Terms | Starts / Runs / Works |
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