



Yonggong YG75-5
Used Yonggong YG75-5 wheeled excavator — reference specifications, condition points and export notes for this model.
The Yonggong YG75-5 is a wheeled digging excavator in the 7-tonne class. This size suits trenching, landscaping, utility maintenance and general site work, and the wheeled undercarriage allows travel between jobs. Contact us for the specification sheet.
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: Yonggong YG75-5
The Yonggong YG75-5 is a wheeled digging excavator in the 7-tonne class, suited to trenching, road maintenance, and general construction work. Machines of this size usually have an operating weight around 7 tonnes, a bucket capacity near 0.3 cubic metres, and a rated power of about 50 kW. These figures suit utility installation, loading, and light excavation where road travel between sites is needed. Buyers should confirm the exact weight, bucket size, and engine power from the machine plate, as builds vary. The wheeled layout reduces transport time on spread-out jobs compared with tracked machines.
On site, the wheeled undercarriage gives good travel speed but less stability than a tracked equivalent. The two-axle arrangement with small tyres needs firm, level ground for safe digging and lifting. Check tyre condition and pressure, steering play, and the travel lock before operating. Stability margins are reduced when the boom is extended or a heavy attachment is fitted, so match the tool to the machine's rated capacity. The turning circle is tight, which helps in confined areas, but rear swing and wheel position must be watched near walls or traffic.
Inspection should cover the engine for leaks, smoke, and smooth running, and the cooling and fuel systems for condition. Hydraulic hoses, cylinders, and the pump need checking for leaks or damage, and the oil for contamination. Pins and bushes at the boom, arm, and bucket joints are wear points, so measure play. Wheel hubs, brakes, and axle seals should be examined, along with the steering linkage. Check the chassis and boom for cracks or repairs, and confirm that the travel lock and safety devices function correctly.
Shipping this size of wheeled excavator often uses a container when dimensions permit, but the machine's height and width may require a flat rack or breakbulk vessel. The choice depends on the unit's real dimensions after any folding or removal of attachments, and on the destination port's handling facilities. RoRo is an option where services exist and the machine can be driven on. For ports without suitable facilities, breakbulk with crane loading may be practical. Confirm lifting points and securing arrangements before booking.
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