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When you think of heavy machinery, excavators are usually the first machines that come to mind. They’re the backbone of massive construction and mining projects. But when it comes to a 750 excavator, many people wonder—how much does it actually cost?
The term “750 excavator” typically refers to machines with an operating weight of around 75 tons. These are not your everyday construction site diggers. They’re giants designed for large-scale earthmoving, quarrying, and mining operations.
Specifications usually include:
Operating weight: 70–80 tons
Engine power: 450–550 HP
Bucket capacity: 3.5–5.0 cubic meters
Digging depth: 8–10 meters
Crawler Excavators – Standard heavy-duty machines with tracks for stability.
Wheel Excavators – Less common in this size but available for specific road projects.
Long-Reach / Demolition Excavators – Equipped with extended arms for specialized work.
Caterpillar (CAT 374/395 series)
Komatsu PC700/PC750 series
Hitachi ZX670/ZX750 series
Volvo EC750E
Chinese brands like HUAYA, Sany, and XCMG offering cost-effective alternatives.
So, the big question: how much is a 750 excavator?
New models: $500,000 – $750,000 depending on the brand and specs.
Used models: $200,000 – $450,000 depending on age, hours, and condition.
Regional pricing: Machines in Asia may cost less compared to North America or Europe due to shipping and import duties.
Brand reputation – Premium brands like CAT and Komatsu usually cost more.
Technology – Advanced hydraulics, GPS systems, and eco-friendly engines push prices higher.
Attachments – Buckets, rippers, and specialized tools add extra costs.
Logistics – Import duties and shipping can add tens of thousands to the price.
New: Warranty, latest technology, but higher upfront costs.
Used: Cheaper, but risk of wear and tear. A good option for smaller contractors.
Not ready to buy? Renting is an option:
Daily: $2,500 – $3,500
Weekly: $10,000 – $15,000
Monthly: $30,000 – $45,000
Ownership Costs Beyond the Price Tag
Owning a 750 excavator comes with hidden costs:
Maintenance: $25,000–$50,000 per year
Fuel consumption: 40–60 gallons per hour
Operator salary: $60,000+ per year
Financing Options for Excavator Buyers
Bank loans spread payments over 5–7 years.
Leasing lowers upfront costs.
Manufacturer financing often comes with lower interest rates.
These machines are built for:
Mining heavy rocks and ores
Large-scale construction projects
Road and dam construction
350 excavator: Cheaper but less powerful.
500 excavator: Mid-range but still smaller capacity.
750 excavator: Best for mega projects where efficiency is key.
Ask yourself:
How large is my project?
Is my site suitable for a heavy crawler?
Do I plan to resell in the future?
Buy at auctions for discounts.
Import from China where prices are lower.
Always negotiate—dealers often have room for discounts.
A 750 excavator is a powerhouse built for massive projects. Expect to spend $500,000–$750,000 for new models or $200,000–$450,000 for used ones. While the price is high, the return on investment can be huge if your projects demand this level of power.
