XCMG XE360U Excavator with 338 hp Cummins L9 diesel power, 87,303 lb operating weight, 2.2 yd3 bucket, and 3 year / 3,000 hour complete warranty

XCMG XE360U excavator in stock at Logger Shop in Wilkesboro, NC. 338 hp Cummins L9 power at 87,303 lb for mass excavation and heavy site work.

The XCMG XE360U Hydraulic Excavator is built for contractors who need more than a basic excavator listing; they need digging power, operator comfort, attachment versatility, uptime, and a lower total cost of ownership. With Cummins L9 diesel engine, 338 hp / 252 kW @ 2,000 rpm power, 87,303 lb operating weight, 2.2 yd3 bucket capacity, this XCMG excavator is designed for production excavation, trenching, grading, truck loading, utility installation, site development, drainage, demolition support, road work, and general construction.

Its key value is the way the machine combines performance specs with the features operators care about every day: a comfortable cab, clear visibility, smooth joystick control, strong hydraulic response, practical service access, and dealer-backed support from Logger Shop & Construction Equipment, a Superior Equipment Solutions Company. Key production numbers include 24 ft 6 in max digging depth, 37 ft 0 in reach, 60,249 lbf bucket digging force.

Key Features And Operator Benefits:

·       Attachment-ready productivity: bucket, hydraulic thumb, and quick coupler packages can be configured on dealer-equipped units; auxiliary hydraulics support productivity attachments such as breakers, augers, grading buckets, thumbs, and specialty tools when equipped.

·       Operator comfort: cab-equipped machines are built for long workdays with heat, air conditioning, adjustable seating, strong visibility to the boom and work area, an easy-to-read monitor, and controls positioned for reduced fatigue.

·       Joystick/control configuration: excavator functions are operated through an industry-familiar two-joystick pattern, with boom and bucket functions on the right joystick and swing and arm/stick functions on the left joystick in a typical ISO setup; travel is handled by travel levers and foot pedals, with auxiliary functions controlled through the machine's auxiliary control setup when equipped.

·       Hydraulic feel: smooth boom, arm, bucket, swing, and travel response helps operators dig, grade, lift, place material, and run attachments with better precision and less wasted movement.

·       Service and ownership value: grouped maintenance access, durable undercarriage design, dealer parts support, warranty assistance, and local service help protect uptime and support long-term machine value.