
CAT 307E2 Mini Excavator
- Year
- Renewed in 2025
- Hours
- 800 h
- Price
- US$20,500
- HP power
- To be confirmed
Used CAT Excavators
Inspected Caterpillar excavators from ready stock: compare model, year, hours, and configuration, then verify everything with photos, operating videos, and serial checks before you pay.








These are the CAT models and classes we source most. Tap any one to send a quote request with the model pre-filled — we reply with matching in-stock or sourced units.
The sizes export buyers ask for most — 305/308 minis to 349-class mining units. In-stock machines are above; "sourcing" units are usually located from partner yards within days.
| Model | Class | Typical Jobs | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| CAT 305.5E | 5-6 ton mini | Landscaping, utilities, farm work, rental fleets | In stock |
| CAT 307.5 | 7-8 ton | Urban construction, trenching, site prep | In stock |
| CAT 308 | 8 ton mini | Compact sites, drainage, footings — fastest-growing search class | In stock |
| CAT 313 / 315 | 13-15 ton | General construction, road work | In stock |
| CAT 320 / 323 | 20-23 ton | Earthmoving, most popular export class | In stock |
| CAT 326 / 330 | 26-30 ton | Heavy earthmoving, quarry support | In stock |
| CAT 336 / 349 | 36-49 ton | Mining, large infrastructure | In stock |
The strongest overseas demand is for CAT mini excavators in the 5-8 ton range — the 305.5E, 306, and fast-rising 308. They handle landscaping, utilities, drainage, and rental work, and because a mini fits inside a standard container, sea freight stays cheap. See every brand on our used mini excavators page.
China's construction slowdown put large numbers of well-maintained Caterpillar excavators on the used market — many with verifiable hours and service history, at prices well below local dealer stock, with the same worldwide parts support. The trade-off is a higher entry price than Chinese brands like Sany or XCMG.
Beyond standard checks: hydraulic pump pressure and noise, final drive oil, swing motor play, boom and stick pin wear, and the serial plate prefix — it confirms the original market and emissions spec, which matters for US EPA imports. Every unit ships with photos, videos and serial close-ups before deposit.
Depends on model class, year, and hours. As a planning signal: 5-6 ton minis like the 305.5E often run in the low-to-mid five figures in US dollars, while 20-ton class machines like the 320 need a model-specific quote based on year and condition. Every listed machine has a single-unit price and a 3+ unit wholesale price.
Caterpillar holds resale value better than most brands, has the widest global dealer and parts network, and its serial-number records make machine history easier to verify. That usually means a higher purchase price than Chinese brands but lower risk and better resale in your local market.
We provide photos, walk-around and operating videos, serial plate close-ups, and hour-meter readings before deposit. For CAT machines we also check hydraulic pump condition, final drives, and swing motor. Independent third-party inspection can be arranged before you commit.
Yes. Mini excavators ship in containers; 20-ton and larger machines go by flat rack or RORO. We prepare invoice, packing list, customs paperwork, and can support EPA documentation for US imports.
CAT crawler excavators run from 1-2 ton minis (301/302) through the 5-8 ton compact classes (305, 306, 308), into the 13-36 ton construction range (313-336), and up to 49-ton-plus mining units (349+). For export buyers the sweet spots are the 305-308 mini excavators — they fit a standard container, which keeps freight cheap — and the 320 class, which balances price, parts availability, and resale value.
Caterpillar was formed by the 1925 merger of Holt Manufacturing and C.L. Best Tractor. Today CAT is the world's largest construction equipment manufacturer, with dealers in over 190 countries. A CAT excavator holds resale value better than any other brand in the used market.
Global parts availability is unmatched — if a CAT dealer is nearby, downtime is measured in hours, not weeks. CAT engines and hydraulics are the industry benchmark for durability. For buyers in regions with CAT dealer presence, the used CAT excavator is the safest long-term investment with the strongest resale value.
A used CAT 320-class excavator (20-ton): machine ~US$30-45k + ocean freight US$3-5k (flat rack or RORO) + port handling & customs duty (varies by country; budget 5-10% of CIF value). Mini excavators under 8 tons ship in a standard container at lower cost. We prepare the full landed-cost breakdown with shipping options before deposit.
We are professional supplier of export machinery and equipment, supporting batch orders and fast shipping.