Machinery considered individually

Choose an excavator for the work, not weight class alone.

Apply to Release.fi for long-term machinery leasing for a new or used excavator used by your business. Each request is assessed individually. Start with make and model; the work, equipment and condition help explain the investment.

A tracked excavator working on a construction site.
WorkConditionUseful lifePreparation

Asset context

Hours need a work and service history

A used excavator's meter reading becomes useful when it is connected with workload, maintenance and current condition.

A green backhoe loader on a low loader in an industrial area.
  • Compare recorded hours with service entries, component repairs and the type of work previously performed.
  • Check play, leakage, undercarriage wear, boom structure and controls in a machine-specific inspection.
  • Identify attachments and systems that materially affect the transaction value and planned contracts.

Key considerations

Four decisions before comparing listings

01

Operating range

Relate weight, reach and digging geometry to the contracts and sites the business actually expects to serve.

02

Undercarriage

Record whether tracks or wheels, ground conditions, road transfers and transport arrangements suit the planned work.

03

Hydraulics and attachments

Confirm auxiliary circuits, coupler, buckets and specialist attachments included in the proposed purchase.

04

Transportability

Consider machine width, weight, permits and the low-loader or other transport capacity already available.

Useful information

Useful excavator details for the discussion

  • Identity

    Make, model, year, serial information and current meter reading.

  • Configuration

    Operating weight, boom, undercarriage, hydraulics, coupler and included attachments.

  • Condition

    Known service history, major repairs, inspection findings and outstanding faults.

  • Planned contracts

    Typical ground, lifting, reach, transfer and annual-use requirements.

  • Transaction

    Seller, location, VAT-exclusive price and what the offer includes.

Practical questions

Questions a listing may not answer

Can a mini excavator be submitted?

Yes. Describe its business use, configuration and transaction for an individual assessment.

Is the hour reading enough to assess condition?

No. Work history, servicing, repairs and a physical inspection give the figure its context.

Must every attachment be listed?

List attachments included in the price and those essential to the planned contracts.

Is your machine not listed?

The directory is not exhaustive. Briefly describe the machine and proposed purchase in the request.

Machinery directory

Start with a short request

Tell us briefly about the machine.

Every request is assessed individually. Optional details can be added after the first contact.