388-Heavy-Duty-Diesel-Excavator-Loader-2.5-Ton-Lifting-Capacity-75kW-Wheel-Excavator-Loader-for-Earthmoving
The 388 Heavy-Duty Diesel Excavator Loader is a versatile 2-in-1 construction workhorse engineered to combine heavy-duty front loading with precise rear excavation. Driven by a high-torque 75 kW Yuchai diesel engine, this machine features an operating weight of 8,360 kg and a 2,500 kg front lifting capacity. It is built to deliver continuous, fuel-efficient performance across demanding earthmoving, site clearance, and infrastructure development projects.
388-Heavy-Duty-Diesel-Excavator-Loader-2.5-Ton-Lifting-Capacity-75kW-Wheel-Excavator-Loader-for-Earthmoving Specifications :
| Price | Contact us |
| Place of Origin | China |
| Min.Order Quantity | 1 |
| Payment Terms | OEM、ODM、OBM |
| Supply Ability | 1000 |
| Delivery Detail | one month |
388-Heavy-Duty-Diesel-Excavator-Loader-2.5-Ton-Lifting-Capacity-75kW-Wheel-Excavator-Loader-for-Earthmoving Detail Introduction :
Built on a reinforced counterbalanced chassis, the 388 model integrates a 1.0 m³ front loader bucket and a 0.3 m³ rear excavator bucket. Equipped with a reliable YJ290 hydraulic torque converter and a heavy-duty WZZD75D drive axle (2 forward / 2 reverse gears), the powertrain seamlessly transfers torque to durable off-road tires. With an impressive 4,085 mm maximum digging depth and a 2,760 mm loader dumping height, the 388 model offers an optimal balance between machine maneuverability and heavy payload loading.
| Category | Parameter Item | Unit | 388 Technical Specification |
| Overall Dimension | Operating Weight | kg | 8360 |
| Overall Dimension (L×W×H) | mm | 6050 × 2465 × 3152 | |
| Wheel Base | mm | 2300 | |
| Wheel Tread (Front/Rear) | mm | 1890 / 1780 | |
| Min. Turning Radius | mm | 6581 | |
| Engine & Drivetrain | Engine Brand & Power | — | Yuchai / 75 kW (2200 r/min) |
| Driving Axle Model | — | WZZD75D | |
| Gears | — | 2 Forward / 2 Reverse | |
| Torque Converter | — | YJ290 | |
| Tire Model (Front / Rear) | — | 14-17.5 / 19.5L-24 | |
| Service Brake System | — | Air over oil caliper | |
| Loader Performance | Loader Bucket Capacity | m³ | 1 |
| Loader Lifting Capacity | kg | 2500 | |
| Loader Dumping Height | mm | 2760 | |
| Backhoe Performance | Backhoe Bucket Capacity | m³ | 0.3 |
| Backhoe Dumping Height | mm | 3795 | |
| Max. Digging Depth | mm | 4085 |
Product Highlights & Key Features
Proven 75 kW Yuchai Powertrain: High low-end torque engine output ensures robust slope-climbing power and rapid hydraulic cycle speeds.
Heavy 2.5-Ton Payload Capacity: Easily lifts up to 2,500 kg on the loader end, enabling high-efficiency loading of sand, gravel, and heavy construction aggregate.
Deep Excavation Reach (4,085 mm): Reaches up to 4,085 mm in digging depth for deep trenching, pipe laying, and foundation excavation.
Smooth Torque Transmission: The YJ290 hydraulic torque converter absorbs shock loads and reduces mechanical wear during frequent shuttle direction changes.
Responsive Air-Over-Oil Braking: Reliable air-over-oil caliper braking system provides dependable, safe stopping force under full loads.
Application Scenarios
The 388 Heavy-Duty Diesel Excavator Loader is an indispensable utility machine ideal for:
Municipal Trenching & Roadworks: Digging utility pipeline trenches, repairing road shoulders, and backfilling excavated sites.
Earthmoving & Site Preparation: Clearing dense vegetation, grading uneven ground, and loading dump trucks.
Agricultural Logistics & Farm Maintenance: Shoveling manure, moving bulk grain, and clearing irrigation canals.
Why Choose Us
Factory-Direct Value: Heavy structural engineering delivered straight from our manufacturing lines at highly competitive pricing.
Rugged All-Weather Durability: Structural steel booms and weather-sealed electrical systems withstand harsh rain, dust, and mud exposure.
Global After-Sales Service: Immediate worldwide dispatch of replacement engine components, hydraulic seal kits, and axle spare parts.
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