Compact Crawler Excavator PX-17E

Product Overview

The PX-17E is a compact crawler excavator in the PX series, offering the 1.6–1.7-ton class with approximately 0.03–0.06 m³ bucket capacity and 1990–2080 mm digging depth for municipal, pipeline, landscaping, and light-breaking work. Optional Laidong or Yanmar engines provide flexible, serviceable power, while the compact structure and configuration flexibility allow effective operation on narrow streets, utility corridors, and landscaped areas. The PX-17E balances reach, power, and footprint for daily small-scale construction.

Product Description

The PX-17E gives utility and landscape contractors a compact workhorse with a useful combination of reach and payload. With approximately 0.03–0.06 m³ bucket capacity and digging depth of approximately 1990–2080 mm, the machine clears trench lines and prepares ground quickly, while its 1.6–1.7-ton class keeps transport and site logistics simple.

Engine choice is flexible, with Laidong or Yanmar options letting buyers standardize on their preferred support network. The machine's compact structure protects traffic, curbs, and plantings during municipal and landscaping work, and flexible configuration plus attachment options allow each PX-17E to be built close to the operator's real workload, improving utilization and return on investment.

Key Features

• 1.6–1.7 t class with approx. 0.03–0.06 m³ bucket capacity
• Laidong or Yanmar optional power configurations
• Max. digging depth approx. 1990–2080 mm
• Compact footprint for streets, corridors, and landscaped sites
• Suitable for municipal works, pipeline, and landscaping
• Capable of light breaking of old surfaces
• Flexible configuration per contract requirements
• Attachment options for application-specific tooling

Technical Specifications

Applications

The PX-17E is applied in municipal pipe maintenance, utility trenching, landscaping, and light breaking across small construction projects. Its compact size and flexible power choices make it appropriate for urban streets, parks, farmland edges, and other sites where keeping disturbance to surrounding infrastructure is a working requirement.