The canopy roof and support frame form one verified overhead protection assembly above the operator position.
Field Drainage Work - Field Drainage Ditch FormationControlled excavation in compact outdoor areas
Practical digging for defined earthwork tasks
The application views show foundation-edge excavation, material removal beside new construction, field-drainage ditch formation and precise garden soil shaping. The compact crawler base and front blade create a practical working stance while the articulated arm directs the bucket along clearly defined work boundaries.
- Foundation Edge Work - Controlled Foundation Edge Excavation
- Construction Soil Work - Material Removal Beside New Works
- Field Drainage Work - Field Drainage Ditch Formation
- Garden Shaping Work - Precise Garden Soil Shaping
Foundation Edge Work - Controlled Foundation Edge Excavation
Construction Soil Work - Material Removal Beside New WorksField Drainage Work - Field Drainage Ditch Formation
Garden Shaping Work - Precise Garden Soil ShapingFoundation Edge Work - Controlled Foundation Edge ExcavationConstruction Soil Work - Material Removal Beside New WorksProduct Advantages
Guarded Working Position
Specifications & Structural Decomposition
Exploded Product Structure
- Canopy Frame Assembly
- Operator Station Assembly
The seat, control levers and console remain one mounted operating assembly for direct machine control.
- Boom Assembly
The boom carries its verified hydraulic cylinder and hose routing from the upper-body pivot to the wrist joint.
- Dipper Arm and Bucket Assembly
The dipper arm, linkage and digging bucket work as one connected assembly at the boom outer pivot.
- Rear Engine Cover
The rear cover encloses the cooling and engine service area and keeps the exterior body profile complete.
- Upper Body Housing
This housing forms the upper mounting structure and supports the operator station and working equipment.
- Slewing Ring Assembly
The slewing ring joins the upper structure to the travel frame and enables controlled horizontal rotation.
General information
- Operating weight/tonnage
- 1.8ton
- Standard engine model
- RATO R740D
- Power
- 16.8KW
- Optional engine
- Laidong385, Kubota D722,
- Optional Configuration
- Swing arm Chassis telescopic Single speed hiden motor High-low speed Fan Cabin
- Track type
- Rubber track
- Cab type
- Roof
General instructions
Simplified explanationProduct Attachments or Core Configurations
Product Video
18U Excavator — Appearance Showcase
An appearance showcase of the 18U excavator. Close-up views of the exterior, undercarriage, working attachment, and cab—so you can quickly see the overall look, build details, and model highlights. Model: 18U.
18U Excavator — Appearance Showcase
01:10An appearance showcase of the 18U excavator. Close-up views of the exterior, undercarriage, working attachment, and cab—so you can quickly see the overall look, build details, and model highlights. Model: 18U.
18U Excavator — Operation Guide
01:07How to operate the 18U excavator. From power-on and controls to travel, swing, and bucket work, this walkthrough covers the full everyday workflow so you can quickly see how to get started and what matters in real use. Model: 18U.
18U Excavator — Digging Field Test
01:00An on-site digging test of the 18U excavator. Watch bucket digging, swing unloading, and continuous cycles under real conditions—so you can see digging efficiency and handling performance in actual work. Model: 18U.
Excavator Packaging & Shipping
00:39A real look at excavator packaging and shipping. From protective wrapping and securing for transport to outbound prep, this video covers the packing and logistics steps before the machine leaves the factory.
Product Review
Product Inspection
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info@eascoutia.com400 158 5899Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Which work areas fit this excavator?
The supplied scenes demonstrate compact outdoor work near foundations, new works, drainage lines and landscaped ground where an excavation boundary can be controlled.
What supports the machine while digging?
The paired crawler tracks and front blade form the visible ground-support layout while the boom, dipper and bucket carry out the local digging motion.
How is the work equipment arranged?
The upper body connects to a visible boom, dipper, bucket and hydraulic cylinders, creating an articulated working path from the machine to the soil edge.
What can be checked before operation?
The open guarded station, levers, tank caps, engine compartment, warning light and hydraulic valve details can all be visually checked in the supplied images.
How can a soil boundary be prepared?
Mark the intended excavation edge, assess ground conditions and keep the immediate machine area clear before beginning controlled soil removal or shaping work.
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