

A Micro Excavator is made for small excavation projects where large equipment may not be practical. It can support residential construction, landscaping, utility work, and other jobs that require digging in limited areas. YG Machinery provides several configurations for different project requirements. The right choice depends on the work to be completed, site conditions, and required machine configuration.
Micro Excavator Models and Specifications
| Model | YG08 | YG10 | YG13 | YG17 | YG20 |
| Bucket capacity(m³) | 0.02 | 0.02 | 0.03 | 0.04 | 0.05 |
| Bucket width(cm) | 30 | 40 | 40 | 40 | 40 |
| Engine brand | KOOP | KOOP | KOOP | KOOP | CHANGCHAI |
| Digging height(cm) | 243 | 250 | 250 | 282 | 295 |
| Digging depth(cm) | 120 | 132 | 240 | 190 | 220 |
| Unloading height(cm) | 165 | 182 | 182 | 200 | 215 |
| Bulldozer lift height(cm) | 12 | 12 | 33 | 33 | 33 |
| Vehicle size(M) | 2.2*0.7*1.2 | 2.2*0.9*2.2 | 2.2*0.9*2.2 | 2.3*1.1*2.2 | 2.3*1.2*2.2 |
| Total Weight(Ton) | 0.8 | 0.9 | 1.2 | 1.7 | 1.9 |
The five models provide different configurations for small excavation projects. Customers can compare the listed specifications according to their project requirements.


Small Excavator for Restricted Access
The Excavator can be useful when access is one of the main challenges on a job site.
Some projects have narrow entrances or limited routes between existing structures. Others may have fixed obstacles that restrict the movement of construction equipment.
Before bringing equipment to the site, check the complete access route. This includes gates, pathways, storage areas, and the space available for machine movement.
Transportation should also be considered. The delivery method needs to match the selected equipment and the conditions at the destination.
Compact Excavator for Residential and Landscaping Work
A Compact Excavator can support several types of small property projects.
Residential work may involve preparing ground around a new building or carrying out excavation during property renovation.
Landscaping contractors can use excavation equipment for garden construction and site preparation. It can also support projects where manual digging would take more time.
Property maintenance is another possible application. Private properties, farms, and small commercial sites may require occasional excavation work.
The specific application should be confirmed before selecting the machine. Different projects can have very different working requirements.


Micro Digger for Trenching and Utility Work
A Micro Digger can be used for projects that require narrow excavation.
Utility installation is one example. Water pipes, drainage systems, and electrical cables may require trenches before installation.
The excavation plan should be prepared before operation. Contractors need to identify the trench location and required dimensions.
Ground conditions are also important. Soil composition, underground obstacles, and existing utility lines can affect the excavation method.
For utility projects, proper site preparation is essential. Operators should follow local construction and safety requirements during excavation.
Micro Excavator Selection Factors
Machine selection should begin with the actual work rather than the equipment name.
Start by defining the job. Determine whether the main task is digging, trenching, landscaping, earth removal, or another type of excavation.
Next, consider the working environment. The site layout, ground conditions, and available operating area can affect the suitable configuration.
Transportation is another factor. Consider how the equipment will reach the project and how it will be moved between different work locations.
The expected workload also matters. Occasional property work may require a different configuration from regular commercial excavation.
A clear project description allows the supplier to provide more relevant recommendations.
Excavator Attachments for Different Tasks
Attachments can expand the range of work an excavator can perform.
A standard bucket is used for common digging and soil handling tasks. Narrow buckets can be considered for excavation where trench width is limited.
A hydraulic breaker can be used for breaking certain hard materials when the excavator and attachment are properly matched.
An auger can support drilling tasks such as preparing holes for posts or other installations.
Other attachments may be available depending on the machine configuration. Always confirm attachment compatibility with the supplier before placing an order.


Micro Excavator Price and Purchase Details
The price depends on the selected machine configuration and order requirements. Attachments, customization, shipping, and destination can also affect the final quotation.
Customers researching mini excavator price should define the intended application first. This makes it easier to compare suitable configurations rather than comparing price alone.
For customers looking for a small excavator for sale, useful information includes the application, project location, required work, preferred configuration, and attachment requirements.
YG Machinery can review these details and provide a suitable configuration and factory quotation based on the project.
FAQ
Q: What projects can a Micro Excavator handle?
A: It can be used for small excavation, landscaping, residential construction, trenching, and utility work.
Q: Is a Small Excavator suitable for residential projects?
A: It can be suitable for residential work when the machine configuration matches the site and excavation requirements.
Q: Can the Digger be used for trenching?
A: Yes. It can be used for trenching when the required excavation dimensions match the machine configuration.
Q: Can different attachments be used with the excavator?
A: Attachment compatibility depends on the machine configuration. Confirm the required attachment with YG Machinery before ordering.
Q: How can I get a quotation?
A: Send the application, project location, required work, and configuration requirements to YG Machinery. The sales team can provide a suitable quotation.









