The Åkerman H7 is a used crawler excavator — commonly referred to as a digger — built in 1981 and currently located in Austria. Crawler excavators are purpose-built earthmoving machines used for digging, trenching, grading, and material handling across construction, civil engineering, demolition, and mining applications. Åkerman was a Swedish manufacturer with a long history of producing robust crawler and wheeled excavators, and its machines were widely used across European construction and infrastructure projects.
Power comes from a Volvo TD 60 B engine, a well-regarded in-line diesel unit that Åkerman paired with several of its excavator models during this era. The machine has an operating weight of 15 tonnes, placing it in the mid-range class of crawler excavators suited to general earthworks and medium-duty digging tasks.
The machine is equipped with a mechanical quick coupler, which allows for faster attachment changes on site without the need for hydraulic lines dedicated to that function. Hydraulic hammer lines are also fitted, meaning the excavator is already prepared to run a hydraulic breaker without further modification — a practical feature for demolition, rock breaking, or road work. A digging bucket is included with the machine, providing the core tool needed for standard excavation and trenching operations.
This is a used machine offered in its current condition.
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