
Dingsheng WYL220E
Used Dingsheng WYL220E wheeled excavator — reference specifications, condition points and export notes for this model.
This Dingsheng WYL220E is a wheeled digging excavator suited to larger earthmoving and trenching. It has an operating weight of 21750kg, a 1.0m3 (SAE) bucket, 133kw/2000rpm rated power, and maximum dig depth 6405mm.
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
| Operating weight | 21750kg |
|---|---|
| Bucket capacity | 1.0m3(SAE) |
| Rated power | 133kw/2000rpm |
| Max dig depth | 6405mm |
Buying brief: Dingsheng WYL220E
The Dingsheng WYL220E sits in the 20 t and over class, with an operating weight of 21750kg, a bucket capacity of 1.0m3 to SAE and a rated power of 133kW at 2000rpm. This size suits heavier trenching, bulk excavation, road construction and site preparation where output matters more than road speed. The 1.0m3 bucket gives a useful cycle rate in firm ground. A maximum dig depth of 6405mm covers deeper drainage and foundation work. Buyers should confirm these figures on the specific unit and match the bucket to the ground conditions they expect.
The wheeled undercarriage on a machine of this weight needs firm, prepared ground and careful travel planning. Stability is the main concern, so outriggers, axle lock and correct tyre pressure all matter. Steering and braking systems carry more load at this mass, and the travel lock should be tested. Tyres wear faster on road work and replacement cost is significant. Attachment weight affects balance, so a breaker or wide bucket should be assessed against the machine's rated capacity.
The buyer should weigh how much road travel the job really needs against the stability of a tracked alternative. Before paying, inspect the engine for smoke, leaks and blow-by, and run the hydraulics through full cycles to check for drift, noise and heat. Pins and bushes at the boom, stick and bucket show wear quickly at this weight, so check for play. Wheel hubs, brakes and the parking brake need a road test where possible. Examine the frame, boom and stick for cracks, and look at the slew ring and turntable area.
Cooling and electrical systems deserve a check, along with any signs of poor repair. At this weight, shipping usually means a flat rack, RoRo or breakbulk, since container options are limited by height and width. The real dimensions with the boom folded decide the method, along with the destination port and the services calling there. Buyers should ask for measured dimensions, a loading plan and confirmation of lashing points. Dismantling may be needed to meet height limits, so agree who does that work and how it is documented before the machine leaves for the port.
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