



LiuGong 908FWMAX
Used LiuGong 908FWMAX wheeled excavator — reference specifications, condition points and export notes for this model.
The LiuGong 908FWMAX is a small wheeled digging excavator for utility, landscaping and general construction tasks. A 0.28 m3 bucket, 55.8 kW Yuchai YCF3075 engine and 3460 mm maximum dig depth suit modest trenching and loading work where mobility between sites 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
| Bucket capacity | 0.28 m³ |
|---|---|
| Rated power | 55.8 kW@2200rpm |
| Engine | 玉柴 YCF3075 |
| Max dig depth | 3460 mm |
Buying brief: LiuGong 908FWMAX
This compact wheeled digging excavator uses a Yuchai YCF3075 engine rated at 55.8 kW at 2200 rpm and meets China IV emission requirements. Bucket capacity is listed as 0.28 m3, with a maximum dig depth of 3460 mm. That specification suits utility trenching, small foundations, drainage and landscaping where the machine must travel between nearby sites. The emission standard matters for buyers in markets that regulate imported machinery, so the engine plate and documentation should be checked against local requirements before purchase. The larger bucket for this class should be matched to the expected soil conditions and production rate. The wheeled undercarriage allows travel on firm surfaces without a transporter.
Stability on soft or uneven ground depends on tyre condition, inflation and the use of outriggers or a travel lock where fitted. Steering and wheel bearings affect handling and tyre wear. Buyers should consider the attachments needed, the hydraulic flow available and the machine's footprint for the intended access routes. A larger bucket increases load on the linkage and hydraulics, so confirm that the fitted attachment is within the machine's rated capacity. Inspection should start with the engine, checking for oil leaks, exhaust condition and cold starting. Hydraulic cylinders, hoses and the pump area should be checked for weeping or unusual noise under load.
Pins and bushes on the boom, dipper and bucket linkage show wear that affects accuracy. Wheel hubs, brakes and steering need a road test. Check the main frame and attachment welds for cracks or repairs. These checks apply to any used wheeled excavator of this size. Shipping this class usually uses a container, flat rack, RoRo or breakbulk vessel, depending on the unit's real dimensions and the destination port. Length, width and height after folding the boom decide whether a container fits and how much dismantling is needed.
Flat racks suit machines that exceed container height or width. RoRo suits ports with roll-on facilities and a machine that can be driven aboard. Breakbulk is used when neither container nor RoRo is practical.
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