1.2 Ton Small Diesel Crawler Dumper

Overview

The small end of tracked dumpers

This is the lightest crawler dumper we list. The machine weighs 500 kg, runs at 4 km/h and has a small diesel engine of 4.2 kW at 3,600 rpm. It is designed to be pushed through a doorway, loaded onto a pickup, or driven into a building site where there is no room for a larger dumper.

Concrete and farm duty

Its typical jobs are carrying fresh concrete to a foundation, moving bricks or soil on a renovation, or hauling feed and produce on a farm. Tracks keep it from sinking in mud and let it climb ramps. A hydraulic cylinder tips the body, so the operator does not lift by hand.

Body and load rating

The build includes a bucket capacity of 0.05 m³ and a digging radius of 1,100 mm. The body capacity, the exact load rating and whether a digging arm is part of the build depend on the configuration chosen.

When to choose something larger

If you carry more than a few hundred kilograms per trip, step up to our mini crawler dumper with front shovel or a wheel dumper. For farm work with hard roads, wheels can be faster; for soft ground, this tracked model is the safer choice.

The small end of our dumper range

Our dumpers span from this 500 kg walk-behind crawler to wheeled site dumpers carrying 5–8 t. This is the smallest, intended for jobs where a larger machine cannot reach: back gardens, narrow lanes, stair entrances, and soft ground. Its low speed (4 km/h) and low power (4.2 kW) mean it carries loads in short trips, not long hauls. Our 1.5 m³ 4WD mini dump truck and our 25 HP wheel dumper move more per trip and travel faster, but they need wider access and firmer ground. Choose this one if you work in places a wheelbarrow works, and you want to save labor. The tracks spread its weight, so it can cross freshly laid ground and garden beds that a wheeled dumper would rut.