Used Komatsu PC220-7 excavator

Komatsu PC220-7 is the machine I check when a buyer wants a lower-budget 22-ton Komatsu excavator with direct-injection engine logic and easier local repair. It is better for markets where customers prefer older direct-injection machines, simple repair, common parts and lower purchase pressure.

We usually keep one or two PC220-7 machines available. Some units keep original paint, and some are repainted or prepared for resale. If the buyer wants better resale appearance, repainting can be discussed before shipment. Working hours on this older model should only be treated as a reference, not the main proof of condition.

Many prepared PC220-7 machines can have renewed undercarriage, but original-paint stock may still keep older undercarriage condition. Buyers should check rollers, sprocket, idler, track frame, final drive area and straight travel by video before deposit. New-looking paint or new track parts do not replace a real working test.

PC220-7 can be suitable for Africa, Latin America, and some Southeast Asia or Middle East buyers where local import rules allow older machines and mechanics still prefer direct-injection models. It is not the best choice for strict emission markets, buyers who need a newer machine image, long-term rental efficiency, or frequent breaker-heavy work.

Before deposit, ask for the exact-machine video. Check cold start smoke, engine sound, hydraulic speed, arm return, swing, both-side travel, straight travel, undercarriage, boom foot, bucket linkage, leakage, machine plate and loading proof. A cheap PC220-7 is only worth buying when the engine, hydraulics, travel and structure still match the price.

Final Komatsu PC220-7 specs should follow the current machine, model plate, engine plate and actual configuration. As a common reference, PC220-7 is often listed as a 22-ton class crawler excavator with Komatsu SAA6D102E-2 direct-injection engine, around 125 kW rated power, about 22,840 kg operating weight and around 1.0 m³ standard bucket configuration. Track shoe width, bucket, boom, arm, attachments and transport size may vary by machine.