Mini Excavator 3 t
3.0 t. Steps up to a wider track and a larger pump; the difference is felt in cycle time, not in dig depth.
Compare ME40 vs ME353.5 t. The top of the range. Bought for small earthworks contracts where a full-size excavator cannot be justified.
Representative image of the compact excavators from 1.2 to 3.5 t, for utility work, landscaping and confined digging. range — ask for photographs of the exact ME40 build.
| Model | ME40 |
|---|---|
| Standard designation | WB35 |
| Bucket capacity | 0.10 m³ |
| Operating weight | 3.5 t |
| Engine | Yanmar 4TNV88, 22.4 kW |
| Width | 1553 mm |
Figures are the standard build. Mast, fork length, attachment, battery and paint are fixed at order; anything not on this table is quoted rather than assumed.
3.5 t. The top of the range. Bought for small earthworks contracts where a full-size excavator cannot be justified.
If the load is consistently heavier than 3.5 t, the next frame up carries the same mast and fork family, so the attachment and spare-parts stock do not have to change. If the load is lighter but the access is the constraint, the frame below is the one that fits through the door — capacity is rarely the only variable.
3.0 t. Steps up to a wider track and a larger pump; the difference is felt in cycle time, not in dig depth.
Compare ME40 vs ME35The parts that fail first on this class, with the interval we see in the field.
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