Used Caterpillar 390 Crawler Excavator for Sale | Shanghai, China
This used Caterpillar 390 Crawler Excavator is in our yard in Shanghai, China (Stock #466). Request an FOB quote; the price is not listed publicly.
Product Feature
We list this Caterpillar 390, a mining-class excavator (90 t and up), under stock #466; it is in Shanghai, China, and sold on FOB terms. We quote FOB Shanghai on request; year and meter reading are confirmed with the quote. Its model number puts the 390 at about 90 t operating weight.
Machines like the 390 are typically used for loading large rigid haul trucks, mine overburden and ore loading and high-volume quarry production.
On freight, machines of this size go as break-bulk or RoRo, sometimes with large components such as the boom, blade or counterweight removed and shipped alongside; the final method depends on the unit, the sailing and the destination, and we confirm it with the quote.
Caterpillar is an American manufacturer, and Caterpillar wear parts and filters are sold through dealers and the aftermarket in most export markets; check local support for the 390 before you buy.
Inspection in our Shanghai yard or by video, plus export documents, is handled by Shanghai Yongcheng Hongsheng Used Construction Machinery.
Key Features
- Mining-class excavator (90 t and up), roughly 90 t by model designation
- Export from Shanghai: break-bulk or RoRo, large parts removed
- Suited to loading large rigid haul trucks
- At inspection, look at hydraulic pump and cylinder leaks under load
Suitable Applications
- Loading large rigid haul trucks
- Mine overburden and ore loading
- High-volume quarry production
Real Machine Photos
FAQ
What jobs is the Caterpillar 390 suited to?
Typically loading large rigid haul trucks, mine overburden and ore loading and high-volume quarry production. These are uses of the model class, not a statement about this unit’s condition.
Can the 390 go in a container?
Typical practice: machines of this size go as break-bulk or RoRo, sometimes with large components such as the boom, blade or counterweight removed and shipped alongside. We confirm the method for this unit and your destination port when we quote.
What should I check on a used 390?
Focus on undercarriage wear (rollers, idlers, sprockets, track chains), swing bearing play and boom and stick pins and hydraulic pump and cylinder leaks under load. You can inspect in our Shanghai yard or ask for a video walk-around.
Are parts easy to get for the Caterpillar 390?
Caterpillar is an American brand with dealer and aftermarket parts in many markets. Check with your local dealer for the 390 before buying.
How do I get a price for stock #466?
No price is published. Send the form or WhatsApp us with stock #466 and your port, and we reply with an FOB Shanghai quote.
What size is the 390?
By Caterpillar’s model numbering the 390 is about 90 t, a mining-class excavator (90 t and up). Exact weight depends on configuration.
Get in touch with us
Tell us the model, destination port and how you want to inspect. Our Shanghai sales team replies with availability and an FOB quote.
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