Model ZX26U-5N compact Hitachi excavator has an operating weight of 5,560 pounds, maximum dig depth of 8 feet 6 inches, and maximum reach of 15 feet 2 inches. The 20-horsepower, reduced-tail-swing ...

Model ZX210LC-6 Hitachi excavator has an operating weight of 50,265 pounds and can dig to 21 feet 11 inches. The 163.6-horsepower Isuzu diesel provides maximum torque of 494 lb.-ft. at 1,600 rpm. The ...

The 49,833-lb. Hitachi ZX210LC-7 excavator has a maximum dig depth of 21-ft, 11-in. (6.67 m) and a bucket breakout force of 35,520-lbs. (158 kN). This machine is designed for earthmoving, material ...

Check out the video right here: A couple of weeks back John Deere and Hitachi made a very big announcement regarding excavators. After more than three decades of building excavators through a joint ...

Japanese industrial conglomerate Hitachi Ltd. will sell about half of its stake in its construction machinery unit to a group including Itochu Corp. for 182.5 billion yen ($1.6 billion). The company ...

New Delhi: Commemorating 60 years of operations with the theme ’60 Years of Atmanirbharta,’ Tata Hitachi, construction machinery companies, and the market leader in excavators inaugurated its pavilion ...

We’ve all heard of the saying: “When you’re in a hole, stop digging” – but the driver of this Hitachi 360 digger obviously hasn’t! While levelling a tip near Bann Foot (Co. Armagh, N. Ireland) the ...

Police in Country Antrim have recovered a stolen Hitachi digger worth £20,000 in a matter of hours, thanks to Tracker’s technology. Once the stolen digger was reported, the PSNI used their vehicles ...

A digger driver had to flee his 22-ton machine as it got bogged down in a harbour and was submerged by the rising tide. The £90,000 Hitachi digger was being used to dredge excess silt from West Bay ...

The vehicle was stolen from a development plot between 01:00 BST and 04:00 BST on 1 April A digger stolen from a building site in Dorset has been tracked down about 1,200 miles (1930km) away in Poland ...

Japanese industrial conglomerate Hitachi will sell about half of its stake in its construction machinery unit to a group including Itochu Corp. for 182.5 billion yen ($1.6 billion). The company will ...