
Woerhua DLS880-9A
Used Woerhua DLS880-9A wheeled excavator — reference specifications, condition points and export notes for this model.
The Woerhua DLS880-9A is a wheeled auger drill rig built on a wheeled digging excavator platform. It is intended for drilling work on sites that need a mobile, self-propelled machine. Travel speed is listed in km/h, but no further specifications are given in the source data.
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
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Buying brief: Woerhua DLS880-9A
The Woerhua DLS880-9A is a wheeled digging excavator in the small to mid size class, a format that combines a digging attachment with a rubber tyred undercarriage so the machine can travel between tasks on its own wheels. Machines of this class typically weigh around eight tonnes and carry a bucket in the 0.3 to 0.4 cubic metre range, with rated power delivered by a diesel engine of roughly 50 to 60 kW. This makes the DLS880-9A suited to utility trenching, road maintenance, landscaping and yard work where the machine moves often and does not need to be transported between nearby jobs. On site the wheeled undercarriage gives the DLS880-9A travel speed and mobility that a tracked machine of similar size cannot match, but the buyer should weigh the trade-offs.
Stability depends on axle layout, tyre condition and whether outriggers or a dozer blade are fitted, and worn or mismatched tyres affect both traction and braking. Check the steering linkage and the travel lock, since a wheeled excavator can creep or swing on slopes if these are loose. Consider which attachments are included and whether the hydraulic circuit supports them, as changing tools is common on this class. Before paying, inspect the engine for smoke, oil leaks and steady idle, and check the hydraulic system for response, noise and contamination in the reservoir.
Pins and bushes at the boom, arm and bucket show wear quickly on a machine that travels and digs, so test for play. Wheel hubs, bearings and brakes deserve attention because a wheeled undercarriage carries the full machine weight on the road. Look at the frame and boom for cracks or repair welds, and confirm the electrical and cooling systems work under load. Shipping for this size is normally decided by dimensions and destination rather than by weight alone.
A compact unit may fit a container with the cab and boom reduced, while larger or taller configurations travel on a flat rack or by RoRo where a roll on roll off service exists. Breakbulk is used when the machine is too large for a rack or when the destination port lacks suitable RoRo links. The buyer should confirm overall length, width and height with the boom folded, and check the port's handling equipment before choosing the method.
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