Gradall XL5200 Hydraulic Crawler Excavator series 3 – Used Construction Machine

Price: 42,500.00 USD

Up for sale is a Gradall XL 5200 III Hydraulic Crawler Excavator, manufactured in the USA. We acquired this machine through a reputable Texas auctioneer. Upon receiving it, we addressed several electric and mechanical issues, including non-functional cabin controls and loose bolts in the arm assembly, which have since been replaced. After these repairs, the excavator has been operating very well.

This Gradall XL 5200 has mainly been used to load asphalt (RAP) during its time with us however, that was not our original intent. We had planned to utilize it for digging deeper and wider ditches, but ultimately found that our project requirements changed. As a result, the machine has seen only limited use under our ownership.

Key Features:

Powerful Detroit Diesel OM906 engine delivering 174 net horsepower
Approximate operating weight of 54,452 lbs
Maximum digging depth of about 25 feet
Strong Gradall reputation for durability and versatility
Recent maintenance: cabin controls repaired and arm bolts replaced
Currently functioning very well and ready to be put to work

This excavator is a great choice for contractors or municipalities needing a reliable, heavy-duty machine for excavation, ditching, or material handling tasks. It is priced to sell based on its condition and capabilities.

Item specifics

Condition

Used

An item that has been used previously. The item may have some signs of cosmetic wear, but is fully operational and functions as intended. This item may be a floor model or store return that has been used. See the seller’s listing for full details and description of any imperfections. See all condition definitionsopens in a new window or tab

Seller Notes: “We acquired this Gradall XL 5200 III from a Texas auction. When received, it had electric issues … “We acquired this Gradall XL 5200 III from a Texas auction. When received, it had electric issues (non-functional cabin controls) and loose bolts in the arm, all of which have been repaired. Since then, the machine has performed very well, mainly loading asphalt. It was originally intended for digging deeper and wider ditches, but project plans changed. Features include a Detroit Diesel engine, 174 net HP, 25 ft max dig depth, and a 54,452 lb operating weight. Minor cosmetic wear as expected for used equipment. Runs strong and ready for work.”