ZE485E‑10 | Manufactured Jun 2020 | 5,798 hours | Parked in Weinan | Equipped with 195 hydraulic breaker

Overview:

• Model: ZE485E‑10
• Manufacture date: June 2020
• Cumulative working hours: 5,798 hrs
• Location: Weinan (渭南) — currently parked
• Attachment: 195 hydraulic breaker (rock/utility hammer)

Condition summary:

• High operating hours (5,798) — machine will likely show significant wear on driveline/undercarriage and may need mid‑to‑major service items soon (final drives, swing, hydraulics).
• Breaker is a high‑impact attachment: inspect for tool and accumulator wear, seal condition and mount integrity.
• Strongly recommend a full mechanical and hydraulic inspection, plus verification of service history and any major repairs.

Recommended pre‑purchase inspection checklist General machine

• Engine: start/cold start, smoke on acceleration, oil pressure, oil level/consistency, coolant condition, turbocharger play, exhaust condition, signs of oil consumption.
• Service history: complete records for oil/filters, turbo, major repairs, engine overhaul history.
• Electrical/electronics: fault codes, instrument cluster, control responsiveness.

Hydraulic system

• External leaks (pumps, valves, hoses, cylinders), hydraulic oil condition (colour/contamination), filter change intervals.
• Test hydraulic pressures and flow (boom/arm/boom‑swing/travel) and compare to OEM specs.
• Pilot/control valves and joysticks function under load.

Undercarriage / travel

• Track chain, shoes, rollers, idlers, sprockets — measure wear and remaining life.
• Track tension, frame condition, swing bearing play and bolt torque.
• Final drives and travel motors: noise, leakage, oil condition.

Structure & attachments

• Boom/arm/bucket linkage: pin/bushing wear, side play, weld/crack inspection (especially around high‑stress areas).
• Frame and cab: signs of heavy repairs, dents, or structural damage.

Breaker (195) specific checks

• Mounting bracket and pins: fitment wear, pin diameter/clearance, locking mechanisms.
• Hammer chisel/tool: tip wear, straightness, tool shank condition; availability of spare chisels.
• Accumulator/nitrogen charge (if applicable): correct pressure, signs of leakage.
• Seal kits and bushings: condition of tool bushings, presence of oil contamination in hammer.
• Hydraulic hoses/couplers: correct pressure rating, no abrasion, secure connections.
• Hammer performance test: operate hammer on representative material to confirm blow rate, impact energy, and no abnormal noise or oil foaming.
• Compatibility check: carrier flow/pressure match to hammer spec to avoid premature hammer wear.

Recommended tests & inspections to order

• Full operational test under load (engine & hydraulics).
• Hydraulic pressure/flow test on main circuits.
• Oil analysis (engine and hydraulic) for wear metals/contamination.
• Visual borescope inspection of cylinders/bores if suspected issues.
• Road/track test and travel speed/drive function check.
• Detailed photo/video walkaround and hammer in‑operation demo.

What we can provide

• Full pre‑purchase inspection report with photos and video (on‑site).
• Oil analysis and hydraulic pressure/flow test results.
• Maintenance and repair records (if available).
• High‑resolution photos, closeups of undercarriage, boom, hammer, and welds.
• Shipping/export options and quotes (Ro‑Ro / container / flat rack) and logistics support.
• Estimate of common service items and likely short‑term maintenance costs (based on inspection).

Risk notes / buyer tips

• Machines with ~6k hours often need attention to final drives, swing gearbox, hydraulic pumps or turbo later — budget for potential mid‑life services.
• Breaker attachments can hide issues if not tested under load; replacement parts (chisels, seals) should be checked for local availability and cost.
• Ask seller about recent major repairs, any history of overheating, and reason for being parked.

Next steps

• Request a full inspection report and operational video of the hammer in use.
• Order hydraulic pressure/flow tests and oil analysis.
• Ask for maintenance records and any warranty transfer information.
• Request a price and shipping quote or schedule an on‑site inspection.