Miniature crawler excavator
Product Video
  • Compact Tracked Body
  • 1.7 Meter Digging
  • Eight Kilowatt Power
  • Four Tool Options

Construction, Earthmoving and Site Operations with Excavators

Practical digging across compact sites

Excavators is suited to construction sites, utility work, landscaping and earthmoving projects. It supports excavation, compaction, drilling or site preparation matched to access, ground and workload. Before deployment, confirm operating weight, working range, power, ground pressure, attachment needs and transport limits.

  • Construction Sites
  • Utility Work
  • Landscaping
  • Earthmoving
Small-site excavation with 925 mm access width and controlled rubber tracksSmall-site excavation with 925 mm access width and controlled rubber tracks
Garden trenching for planting and utility work in compact residential spacesGarden trenching for planting and utility work in compact residential spaces
Utility trenching beside active worksites with the JH-10 compact excavatorUtility trenching beside active worksites with the JH-10 compact excavator
Orchard drainage between rows using narrow-access JH-10 tracked diggingOrchard drainage between rows using narrow-access JH-10 tracked digging
Small-site excavation with 925 mm access width and controlled rubber tracksSmall-site excavation with 925 mm access width and controlled rubber tracks
Garden trenching for planting and utility work in compact residential spacesGarden trenching for planting and utility work in compact residential spaces
Utility trenching beside active worksites with the JH-10 compact excavatorUtility trenching beside active worksites with the JH-10 compact excavator
Orchard drainage between rows using narrow-access JH-10 tracked diggingOrchard drainage between rows using narrow-access JH-10 tracked digging

Product Advantages

A 1,000 kg operating weight, 925 mm-wide undercarriage, and 742 mm track gauge provide stable support for digging, lifting, and rotation..

Specifications & Structural Decomposition

Product Structure Diagram

Product Structure Diagram
  1. Boom Assembly

    Supports the working arm and transfers hydraulic force for controlled excavation.

  2. Dipper Arm

    Extends the working reach between the boom and bucket for trenching tasks.

  3. Digging Bucket

    Cuts and lifts soil for routine digging and light material handling.

  4. Canopy Frame

    Protects the operator area while maintaining a compact overhead profile.

  5. Operator Controls

    Groups the seat and control levers for direct operation of travel and digging functions.

  6. Engine Compartment

    Houses the documented power unit and service points for routine inspection.

  7. Hydraulic Lines

    Routes hydraulic oil between the power unit, valves and working cylinders.

General information

Miniature crawler excavator
Packaging Volume(CBM)
Roof‑type: 5.26Cabin‑type: 6.17
Packaging Weight(KG)
Roof‑type: 800 KGCabin‑type: 900 KG
Packaging Size(MM)
Roof‑type: 2970*1040*1700 mmCabin‑type: 2480*1040*2390 mm
Operating Weight / Tonnage
1 ton
Standard Engine Model
Youpu 192 diesel engine
Power
7.6 KW
Optional Engines
Youpu Euro5 192F (7KW), Koop 192F (7.6KW), Koop Euro5 192F (7KW), Briggs & Stratton Rato (13.5HP)

General instructions

Simplified explanation

Product Attachments or Core Configurations

Log Grapple

Log Grapple

Curved grapple arms hold logs, branches and similar irregular material during controlled handling.

Narrow Digging Bucket

Narrow Digging Bucket

The narrow bucket cuts compact trenches and channels where reduced excavation width is preferred.

Rake Attachment

Rake Attachment

Rigid tines gather loose debris and level disturbed ground during suitable finishing work.

Clamshell Bucket

Clamshell Bucket

Opposed bucket shells close around loose material for pickup and placement in confined work areas.

Toothed Digging Bucket

Toothed Digging Bucket

Reinforced teeth penetrate compacted soil for controlled routine excavation and loading work.

Pallet Forks

Pallet Forks

Parallel fork tines support suitable palletized loads for controlled lifting and placement work.

Mechanical Thumb

Mechanical Thumb

The fixed-link thumb works with the bucket to retain branches, stones and irregular material.

Mechanical Quick Coupler

Mechanical Quick Coupler

A mechanical locking interface supports practical tool changes through a compact connection.

Earth Auger

Earth Auger

The helical tool opens round holes in suitable soil for planting, posts and site preparation.

Hydraulic Breaker

Hydraulic Breaker

The hydraulic impact tool applies concentrated blows to suitable concrete, stone and hard surfaces.

Screening Bucket

Screening Bucket

The slotted bucket separates finer material while retaining larger pieces during sorting work.

Ripper Attachment

Ripper Attachment

The pointed shank concentrates digging force to loosen compacted soil and suitable hard ground.

Ditch Cleaning Bucket

Ditch Cleaning Bucket

The wide smooth-edged bucket supports ditch cleaning, grading and controlled surface finishing.

Compact Digging Bucket

Compact Digging Bucket

The compact bucket works in narrow excavation zones where a smaller cutting width improves access.

Hydraulic Quick Coupler

Hydraulic Quick Coupler

Hydraulic locking supports efficient tool changes from the operator station when correctly fitted.

Hydraulic Thumb

Hydraulic Thumb

The hydraulic thumb closes against the bucket to grip irregular material with adjustable control.

Hydraulic Tilt Bucket

Hydraulic Tilt Bucket

Hydraulic tilt changes the bucket angle for shaping slopes, trimming edges and grading work.

Log Grapple

Log Grapple

Curved grapple arms hold logs, branches and similar irregular material during controlled handling.

Narrow Digging Bucket

Narrow Digging Bucket

The narrow bucket cuts compact trenches and channels where reduced excavation width is preferred.

Rake Attachment

Rake Attachment

Rigid tines gather loose debris and level disturbed ground during suitable finishing work.

Clamshell Bucket

Clamshell Bucket

Opposed bucket shells close around loose material for pickup and placement in confined work areas.

Product Video

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TJ-10 Cab – Exterior | Cab Video – 1 minute 15 seconds

TJ-10 cab exterior: robust construction with fine sheet-metal work and a smooth, weather-resistant finish; well-designed doors and windows with wide visibility — the details speak for the machine's quality

TJ-10 Cab – Exterior | Cab Video – 1 minute 15 seconds

01:24TJ-10 cab exterior: robust construction with fine sheet-metal work and a smooth, weather-resistant finish; well-designed doors and windows with wide visibility — the details speak for the machine's quality

TJ-10 New Operation Appearance

00:30TJ-10 new model in operation: a stable working stance with smooth, powerful movements; modern styling and eye-catching paintwork, running steadily — upgraded in both looks and performance

Product packaging

00:59Product packaging: materials selected to specification, each unit inspected and properly boxed, sealed firmly with clear labeling; packaging records are traceable, keeping products intact in transit

Real Factory Footage

Real on-site records from our factory, offering a practical view of our production capability and delivery readiness.

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Factory scene

Real workshop footage: production lines running, workers operating strictly to standard procedures; the full raw-material-to-finished-goods flow is visible, presenting reliable manufacturing capabilit

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Product Inspection

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Core Component Details

Blade-Cylinder

Boom-Pivot

Boom

Canopy

Control-Levers

Digging-Bucket

Dipper-Arm

Dozer-Blade

Engine-Compartment

Hydraulic-Lines

Operator-Seat

Power-Switch

Certifications

Qualification Documents

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

1. Where is Excavators typically used?

1. It is commonly used for construction sites, utility work, landscaping and earthmoving projects, subject to the selected model and site conditions.

2. How do I choose the right model?

2. Match operating weight, working range, power, ground pressure, attachment needs and transport limits to the actual workload and operating environment.

3. What should be confirmed before ordering?

3. Confirm model, power, working attachment, cab or control type and spare parts, then verify the response time and any special requirements.

4. How should it be installed and maintained?

4. Prepare safe unloading space, stable ground, operator training and fluid, fastener and safety-device checks; follow the manual for operation, inspection and routine maintenance.