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Client Cases

USA Mississippi Case Study: Exporting 5–8 Ton Used Excavators for the North American Market

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KOMATSU PC70
15
Nov

A machinery reseller based in Mississippi, USA, recently partnered with us to purchase several units of 5–8 ton used excavators for the North American retail market. Their end users are mostly small businesses and independent contractors who prefer budget-friendly alternatives to expensive brand-new equipment. Consequently, high-quality used construction machines have become the most practical solution. […]

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Client Cases

CAT 340D Used Excavator Case Study – Johannesburg, South Africa

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CAT 340D used excavator
21
Jul

Introduction The CAT 340D used excavator is one of the most in-demand heavy machines in the mining sector, especially in countries like South Africa where contractors require powerful and cost-effective equipment for intensive operations. In this case study, we showcase how a mining company from Johannesburg sourced a CAT 340D used excavator and an XCMG […]

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Supplying a Caterpillar 320GC Excavator to a Construction Company in New York, USA

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CAT 320GC used excavator
12
Feb

The CAT 320GC used excavator has become one of the most in-demand models among North American buyers seeking reliable and cost-effective equipment. In this case, a construction company based in New York required a modern, fuel-efficient machine for earthmoving projects but faced high domestic pricing and strict compliance requirements. Therefore, the company turned to China’s […]

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Used CAT 320D Excavator Exported to Kingston, Jamaica

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CATERPILLAR 320D
25
Sep

The mining industry in Jamaica grows steadily, but the local machinery market remains small with very limited options. Many nearby countries import used equipment from China or Asia and then resell it to Caribbean buyers. Because these nations are far from Jamaica, their resale prices stay high. Even if Jamaican buyers save a little on […]

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