About · Komatsu PC130Overview
The Komatsu PC130 is a crawler excavator positioned in the mid-compact segment, offering a balance between transport convenience and digging capability typical of machines in its class. It carries the engineering and build quality associated with the Komatsu brand and is designed for productive use across a range of civil and construction applications. As a tracked excavator, it provides stable ground contact and is suited to both confined and open work environments.
Typical applicationsWhere this machine is used
Machines in the PC130 class are commonly deployed on utility trenching, drainage works, road construction preparation, and general earthmoving tasks. Their size makes them practical for municipal and infrastructure projects where access is restricted but productive digging capacity is still required. Landscaping, foundation excavation for smaller structures, and site clearance are also characteristic uses for this machine class.
Used-market inspectionWhat to check before buying
When inspecting a used PC130 or any machine in this class, buyers should evaluate undercarriage wear on tracks, rollers, and sprockets, as these components represent a significant portion of ownership cost. Hydraulic function across all circuits, boom, arm, bucket, and slew, should be tested under load. Engine condition, oil analysis history, and service records are key indicators of remaining service life. Structural inspection of the boom and dipper arm for cracks or weld repairs is advisable, and buyers should confirm that all original documentation and service history is available prior to purchase.
Current marketPrice position
Available market data for the Komatsu PC130 in the European segment places pricing at EUR 18500. This figure reflects the current reference point for units appearing in the European used-equipment market. Buyers evaluating alternatives should benchmark this figure against comparable mid-compact crawler excavators from competing manufacturers such as Caterpillar, Hitachi, Volvo, and Doosan when assessing relative value.