Caterpillar M-series

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4.4
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Main specifications of Caterpillar M-series:

Data gathered based on the ads database at Machineryline
Engine power
123 HP - 175 HP
Fuel
diesel
Axle configuration
4x4
Digging depth
4.5 m - 6.07 m
Digging radius
8.28 m - 9.21 m
Characteristics
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Description

Load capacity
3,150 kg - 17,150 kg
Net weight
14,200 kg - 19,500 kg
Gross weight
15,050 kg - 23,000 kg
Bucket volume
0.7 m³ - 3.2 m³

Truck body

Stabilizers
10%

Engine

Number of cylinders
6 55% 4 45% others 1%
Engine type
in-line
Fuel
diesel
Engine power
123 HP - 175 HP
Number of valves
16
Engine volume
3,990 cm³ - 7,100 cm³
Speed
30 km/h - 38 km/h

Gearbox

Gearbox type
automatic 66% PowerShift 16% hydrostatic 10%

Axles

Tyre size
10.00-20 49% 11.00-20 7% 10.00 R20 7% 23.5 R25 5%
Axle configuration
4x4
Suspension
hydraulic 67% spring/spring 21% air/air 13%
Brakes type
disc
Number of axles
2

Additional options

Air conditioning
40%
Power steering
hydraulic
Seat position memory
driver seat
Interior material
fabric 42% velour 42% alcantara 11% combination 5%
Steering wheel adjustment
by height and reach 71% by height 29%
Seat ventilation
front seats

Parking assistance system

Reverse camera
28%

Optics

Headlights
LED

Caterpillar M-series reviews

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Average score of Caterpillar M-series
4.4
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4.0
Price
4.5
Reliability
4.8
Maintenance
4.3
Operation
4.3
Convenience
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4.2
Excavator Caterpillar M318
2011 Year
4.0 Price
4.0 Reliability
5.0 Maintenance
4.0 Operation
4.0 Convenience
I switched to this wheeled excavator for some street utility jobs. It's decent, main thing is the quick swap for attachments, really saves a mess of time. Coupler is pretty straightforward, the lines are there for extra gear. Tech's mostly the same as the tracks, so don't need a separate operator. The ride is ok but not as solid when you're working on uneven ground. Got to watch your stability, especially compared to tracks. Not crazy about the width either, but that's only a hassle on tight spots. Haven't run into any real mechanical hiccups yet and maintenance is down thanks to fewer oil changes and easier access. I’d say it’s a good all-rounder for city jobs.
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4.6
Excavator Caterpillar M318
2014 Year
4.0 Price
5.0 Reliability
5.0 Maintenance
4.0 Operation
5.0 Convenience
I've used the Caterpillar M318 a few times, and overall, it's a solid machine. The articulated design lets you move efficiently, which is a big plus. The 140 HP engine does a good job powering through tasks. It's got a comfortable enclosed cab with working A/C, which is really appreciated on warmer days. However, the size of the machine means it’s not always ideal for tighter spots. But the hydraulic functions are strong and responsive, which compensates. The 21 mph speed is decent when moving between sites, saving some time.
4.2
Excavator Caterpillar M318
2019 Year
4.0 Price
4.0 Reliability
5.0 Maintenance
4.0 Operation
4.0 Convenience
Just operated the M318. It's pretty versatile, especially for urban projects due to its mobility. The hydraulic adjustments and maintenance cost reduction stand out. However, compared to tracks, its stability is slightly limited. Choose it if mobility is a priority.
4.4
Excavator Caterpillar M318
2014 Year
4.0 Price
5.0 Reliability
4.0 Maintenance
5.0 Operation
4.0 Convenience
I operated the M318 recently. It handles well, and the controls are intuitive. The breakout force is impressive at 25,000 lbs. Maintenance-wise, it's pretty straightforward, and no noticeable leaks show good wear maintenance. The fuel consumption rate is economical enough for a machine this size, though it heavily depends on the tasks. Tires seem durable. One downside: the stabilization legs are a bit wide, which takes practice to adjust. Still, it's manageable once you’re used to it.

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