This Caterpillar 320BL is a used crawler excavator — sometimes called a digger or trackhoe — a type of heavy earthmoving machine built to dig, trench, grade, and handle material across construction, civil engineering, mining, and demolition sites. Caterpillar is one of the world's most recognised manufacturers of heavy equipment, serving industries from infrastructure and building construction to mining and forestry with machines known for their durability and broad dealer support network.
This 1996 machine is powered by a 3066 engine producing 128 horsepower, providing the output needed for demanding digging and lifting cycles. It is configured with a long arm, extending the machine's reach and digging depth beyond that of a standard-arm setup — a configuration commonly chosen for deep-trench excavation, slope work, and applications where extended reach is a priority. The long arm is paired with a 60-inch bucket, a wide attachment suited to high-volume material movement where productivity per pass is important.
The machine has a total operating weight of 21,150 kilograms, placing it firmly in the 20-tonne class. At this weight, the machine delivers the ground bearing force and stability needed to work effectively in tough ground conditions while remaining transportable on standard low-loader equipment. The unit is currently located in Mexico and is offered in used condition at a listed price of $64,000 USD.
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