



Xingwantong WT95-8T
Used Xingwantong WT95-8T wheeled excavator — reference specifications, condition points and export notes for this model.
The Xingwantong WT95-8T is a wheeled digging excavator supplied as a wheeled sugarcane and log picker. This class suits lifting and handling of cane and timber in field or yard conditions, with a wheeled undercarriage for travel between positions. It is intended for material handling duties rather than standard digging.
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
| Specifications to be confirmed per unit. |
Buying brief: Xingwantong WT95-8T
The WT95-8T is a wheeled digging excavator from Xingwantong, a class used for utility, road and general construction work where the machine needs to move between sites. The available fields do not list an operating weight, bucket capacity, rated power or engine, so the buyer should obtain these from the seller or the machine plate. Without those figures, the brief cannot state the real weight, bucket size or power. The model is intended for digging and loading tasks typical of its class. The wheeled undercarriage lets the machine travel on its own wheels between jobs, which can reduce transport needs on short moves.
For a buyer weighing this size, the main points are the condition of the axles, steering, brakes and tyres, because these carry the machine on the road. The undercarriage also affects stability during digging, so check the outriggers and locking systems. Since the fields give no weight, the buyer should confirm the class and capacity before judging suitability. Before paying, inspect the engine and hydraulic system for leaks, unusual noise or poor response. Check the boom, arm and bucket for cracks, repairs or wear.
Test the wheeled undercarriage by driving the machine and checking the brakes, steering and tyre condition. Review the hour meter and any service records. Confirm the model and type against the plate, and ask for the operating weight, bucket capacity, rated power and engine details, which are missing here. A cold start and a full function test are basic steps. This size of wheeled excavator is normally shipped as a self-propelled unit on its own wheels for short or regional moves, or loaded onto a low-bed trailer or into a container for longer distances.
The loading method is decided by the travel distance, the shipping route and the transport equipment available. The machine's operating weight and dimensions determine whether a standard trailer or a container is suitable. Because the weight is not listed here, the buyer should confirm it before arranging transport.
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