




Komatsu PW98MR-11
Used Komatsu PW98MR-11 wheeled excavator — reference specifications, condition points and export notes for this model.
The Komatsu PW98MR-11 is a compact wheeled digging excavator with an operating weight of 10.09 to 10.76 t, a 0.282 m3 bucket and 50.7 kW / 68 HP rated power. It suits tight-site trenching, utility work and landscaping where manoeuvrability matters.
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 | 10.09–10.76 t |
|---|---|
| Bucket capacity | 0.282 m³ |
| Rated power | 50.7 kW / 68 HP |
Buying brief: Komatsu PW98MR-11
This class of wheeled digging excavator is a compact mobile machine for trenching, utility repairs and small-site excavation where travel between jobs is frequent. The Komatsu PW98MR-11 has an operating weight of 10.09 to 10.76 t, a bucket capacity of 0.282 m3 and a rated power of 50.7 kW / 68 HP. These figures place it in the small wheeled group suited to drainage, foundations and landscaping, with a short tail swing that helps in confined spaces. Buyers should confirm these values against the machine plate and documents, as they define the work it suits and the transport options. On site, the wheeled undercarriage gives travel speed and manoeuvrability, but stability depends on tyre condition, axle lock and outriggers where fitted.
The buyer should weigh tyre wear and type, steering play, the travel lock function and the brake system, since these affect safe road travel and working stability. Attachment choice, such as breaker or grading bucket, changes the load case and hydraulic demand. This size balances road speed with dig performance, so check that the steering and oscillation systems are in order before committing to a purchase. Inspection before payment should cover the engine for smoke, blow-by and fluid leaks, and the hydraulics for response, noise and cylinder condition. Pins and bushes at the boom, stick and bucket show wear that affects accuracy and cost to repair.
Wheel hubs, bearings and brakes need checking for play, heat and fluid condition. Structural checks should include the chassis, axle mounts and boom welds for cracks or repairs. These checks apply to any used wheeled excavator and help the buyer judge condition rather than rely on appearance. Shipping this size normally uses a flat rack, RoRo or breakbulk vessel, with container loading only where dimensions and weight allow after dismantling. The loading method is decided by the unit's real dimensions with attachments removed, its operating weight, and the destination port's facilities and sailing schedules.
Flat rack suits units that fit within rack limits, RoRo suits ports with roll-on berths, and breakbulk covers larger or awkward loads. The buyer should obtain measured dimensions and weight before booking, as these determine handling and stowage.
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