The Sany SY500H is a used tracked excavator — sometimes simply called a digger — offered here from 2018 and currently located in Bulgaria. Tracked excavators of this class are heavy earthmoving machines used for large-scale digging, bulk material handling, demolition, and civil engineering work. Sany is a major Chinese manufacturer of construction and heavy equipment, with a broad product range spanning excavators, cranes, and road machinery serving contractors and infrastructure projects worldwide.
The specifications recorded for this machine point to a substantial, high-capacity unit. Power comes from an Isuzu 6WG1 engine displacing 15.681 litres and rated at 300 kW, a well-regarded industrial diesel engine chosen for demanding continuous-duty applications. The operating weight is 49.5 tonnes, placing this machine firmly in the large excavator segment.
Digging performance figures are considerable. Bucket digging force is rated at 287 kN and arm digging force at 245 kN, both indicating the machine is equipped to break through and lift dense, compacted materials. The standard bucket has a capacity of 2.5 m³, consistent with the machine's weight class and intended for high-volume earthmoving cycles. The standard boom measures 7 metres and the standard stick 3 metres.
Undercarriage details are also provided: each side of the carrier runs on two carrier wheels and nine thrust wheels, giving the track frame the contact area and load distribution expected of a machine in this weight range.
Fluid capacities have been documented: the fuel tank holds 680 litres, supporting extended working shifts between refuelling stops, while the hydraulic tank capacity is 480 litres and the radiator holds 24 litres. The machine is listed with the 2.5 m³ bucket included.
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