



Hunter (Hengte) HT85W-Z 360
Used Hunter (Hengte) HT85W-Z 360 wheeled excavator — reference specifications, condition points and export notes for this model.
The Hunter (Hengte) HT85W-Z is a material handler with a steel grab featuring 360-degree rotation. Its YC4FA65-T300-F9T0WC engine delivers 48kW at 2200rpm, travel speed is 24km/h and maximum dig depth is 3520mm. It suits grabbing, sorting and handling loose materials on site.
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
| Rated power | 48/2200 (kw/rpm) |
|---|---|
| Engine | YC4FA65-T300-F9T0WC |
| Travel speed | 24 (km/h) |
| Max dig depth | 3520 (mm) |
Buying brief: Hunter (Hengte) HT85W-Z 360
The Hunter HT85W-Z 360 is a material handler with a grab/grapple, rated at 48 kW at 2200 rpm with a YC4FA65-T300-F9T0WC engine. It offers a travel speed of 24 km/h and a maximum dig depth of 3520 mm. This class suits material handling tasks such as loading, sorting, and scrap handling, where a rotating grab is useful. The wheeled undercarriage allows movement between locations. Buyers considering this type typically need a machine for handling loose materials rather than traditional digging, and the 360-degree rotation supports flexible positioning.
On site, the wheeled undercarriage and travel speed allow repositioning, while the grab/grapple attachment defines the machine's primary use. Stability depends on tyre condition, axle design, and the use of stabilizers if fitted. Buyers should check tyre wear, steering response, and the travel lock. The grab attachment affects balance and hydraulic demand, and the operator should understand weight distribution when lifting and swinging. Ground conditions and load weight influence safe operation, and the machine should be on firm footing when handling heavy materials.
Before paying, inspect the engine for leaks, smoke, and smooth operation. Test the hydraulic system for responsive controls, cylinder condition, and grab function. Check pins and bushes for play at the boom, arm, and grab linkage. Examine wheel hubs for leaks or looseness, and test brakes for even stopping. Look for structural cracks or repairs, particularly around attachment mountings.
These inspections on a used material handler help confirm its condition and readiness for work. Shipping this unit normally uses container, flat rack, RoRo, or breakbulk, depending on real dimensions and destination port. The weight and size may allow container shipment if dimensions fit, otherwise a flat rack or RoRo is used. Port equipment and route restrictions also influence the choice. Buyers should confirm dimensions and weight with the seller and work with a freight forwarder to determine the most suitable loading method for the destination.
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