Caterpillar Excavators
31 Caterpillar excavators models with full specs, shipping dimensions, auction history, AI price estimates, common problems, and live dealer inventory.
Look for the Next Gen cab package with advanced connectivity options.
Often comes with diverse attachment options.
A popular choice for contractors needing more power than a typical mini.
A solid mid-size choice for various civil projects.
The 'D' series is known for its durability and simpler electronics.
A versatile machine, popular for its balance of power and efficiency.
A common choice for demanding jobs, known for uptime if maintained.
A beast of a machine for serious earthmoving. The 'D' series means fewer emission components to worry about.
A very large, powerful machine for the most demanding jobs. Technology-rich.
A true workhorse for monumental jobs. Requires specialized transport.
The successor to the 390F, offering enhanced technology and productivity. A massive investment.
The 'GC' model offers lower acquisition and operating costs than the standard 320, ideal for budget-conscious buyers.
Similar to the 320 GC, this offers a larger class machine with optimized costs. Good for contractors valuing ROI.
A very popular choice for homeowners and small contractors due to its size and versatility.
A step up from the smallest minis, offering more power and stability while remaining highly maneuverable.
A robust mini-excavator that bridges the gap between smaller minis and entry-level full-size excavators.
A legacy model but still highly sought after due to its mechanical simplicity and robust nature. The 'N' denotes a narrow undercarriage.
A very capable excavator from the D-series, known for its strong hydraulic performance.