cderekbower
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I have a job that can best be done by a large excavator, however I will have to ship it from the USA to Belize (Central America), and possibly ship it back if I want to sell it.
What I want is the largest possible excavator for straight forward shipping.
Folks have been telling me a Cat 320 D can do the job of pushing over thousands of trees about 18" in diameter. Is this machine easy to ship do you think, or is my Belize hauler going to have to load it sideways and take up both lanes on the road?
If the excavator is shipped by sea from Florida (a cheap option) will a Cat 320 present a shipping problem? I don't think it will fit in a shipping container.
If an excavator is small enough to fit in a container, how big are the trees that it can comfortably push over?
I anticipate that my shipping costs will jump significantly at some point. Ideally I hope to stay under that point.
What I want is the largest possible excavator for straight forward shipping.
Folks have been telling me a Cat 320 D can do the job of pushing over thousands of trees about 18" in diameter. Is this machine easy to ship do you think, or is my Belize hauler going to have to load it sideways and take up both lanes on the road?
If the excavator is shipped by sea from Florida (a cheap option) will a Cat 320 present a shipping problem? I don't think it will fit in a shipping container.
If an excavator is small enough to fit in a container, how big are the trees that it can comfortably push over?
I anticipate that my shipping costs will jump significantly at some point. Ideally I hope to stay under that point.