LC8035 Compact Crawler Excavator
LC8035 compact crawler excavator with Kubota D1703 power and a 0.12 m³ bucket.
- Engine Model
- Kubota D1703
- Rated Power
- 18.2 kW / 2,200 rpm
- Bucket Capacity
- 0.12 m³
- Maximum Digging Depth
- 3,208 mm
Mini Excavator for Sale
LICH mini excavator range: 5 compact crawler models from the 1.5 t class, with Kubota, Yanmar and Changchai engines and export packing data.
A mini excavator from LICH is a compact crawler machine for trenching, landscaping, utility work and digging close to buildings. The range has 5 models, from the 1.5 t class LC-E15 to the cab-equipped LC8035, and every model links to a full specification page with real machine photos.
Choose a mini excavator by the narrowest access on site first, then by digging depth, then by engine. The comparison table puts the published figures side by side so you can shortlist models before you ask for a quotation.
LC-E30 3 t Zero-Tail Crawler Excavator
LC-E30 zero-tail crawler excavator with 2,800 kg operating weight and a Yanmar 3TNV-80F engine.
- Operating Weight
- 2,800 kg
- Engine
- Yanmar 3TNV-80F
- Rated Power
- 14.6 kW / 2,400 rpm
- Bucket Capacity
- 0.07 m³
LC-E20 2 t Mini Crawler Excavator
LC-E20 mini crawler excavator with 2,000 kg operating weight, a 0.04 m³ bucket and 19 kW rated power.
- Operating Weight
- 2,000 kg
- Engine
- Laidong 385 3TN25
- Rated Power
- 19 kW / 2,200 rpm
- Bucket Capacity
- 0.04 m³
LC-E17 1.8 t Mini Crawler Excavator
LC-E17 mini crawler excavator with a Changchai 390 standard engine and compact-machine options.
- Model
- LC-E17
- Product Class
- 1.8 t
- Standard Engine
- Changchai 390
- Packing Dimensions
- 3,200 × 1,230 × 1,700 mm
LC-E15 1.5 t Mini Crawler Excavator
LC-E15 mini crawler excavator with a Changchai EV80 standard engine and configuration options for compact jobsites.
- Model
- LC-E15
- Product Class
- 1.5 t
- Standard Engine
- Changchai EV80
- Packing Dimensions
- 2,840 × 1,100 × 1,600 mm
Mini excavator sizes in the LICH range
- 1.5–1.8 t class (LC-E15, LC-E17): the lightest mini excavator models. The LC-E15 ships at 1,200 kg gross in a 2,840 × 1,100 × 1,600 mm package and the LC-E17 at 1,420 kg in 3,200 × 1,230 × 1,700 mm, which keeps freight and site delivery simple.
- 2 t class (LC-E20): 2,000 kg operating weight, 1,100 mm overall width and 2,060 mm maximum digging depth, sized for utility trenches and garden work.
- 3 t class (LC-E30): 2,800 kg with a zero-tail upper and a 700 mm rear swing radius. The undercarriage extends from 1,360 to 1,560 mm, so this mini excavator passes narrow gates and then widens its stance to dig.
- Cab model (LC8035): enclosed cab, Kubota D1703 engine at 18.2 kW, 3,208 mm maximum digging depth and 5,480 mm digging radius, the largest working range in the lineup.
Engine options for export markets
The engine decides where a mini excavator can be registered and used. The LC-E17 lists a Kubota engine option for EU Stage V and EPA markets next to its Changchai 390 standard engine. The LC-E15 lists a KOOP 292 option for EU Stage V and a gasoline engine option for EPA markets. The LC-E30 runs a Yanmar 3TNV-80F and the LC8035 a Kubota D1703.
Tell us the destination country and LICH quotes the engine that fits it.
How to choose a mini excavator
- Measure the narrowest gate or doorway. The LC-E20 is 1,100 mm wide and the LC-E30 undercarriage retracts to 1,360 mm.
- Check the deepest trench you need. Published maximum digging depth runs from 2,060 mm on the LC-E20 to 3,208 mm on the LC8035.
- Count the swing space. A zero-tail mini excavator like the LC-E30 keeps its rear within 700 mm, useful next to walls and traffic.
- List the attachments, such as extra buckets, a hydraulic breaker, an auger or a grapple, so the quotation includes the right hydraulic lines and coupler.
- Name the destination country so the quotation lists an engine that can be registered there.
Model comparison
| Model | Weight | Engine | Rated power | Bucket | Max digging depth | Tail swing radius |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| LC8035 | — | Kubota D1703 | 18.2 kW / 2,200 rpm | 0.12 m³ | 3,208 mm | 870 mm |
| LC-E30 | 2,800 kg | Yanmar 3TNV-80F | 14.6 kW / 2,400 rpm | 0.07 m³ | 2,450 mm | 700 mm |
| LC-E20 | 2,000 kg | Laidong 385 3TN25 | 19 kW / 2,200 rpm | 0.04 m³ | 2,060 mm | 1,013 mm |
| LC-E17 | 1.8 t | Changchai 390 | — | — | — | — |
| LC-E15 | 1.5 t | Changchai EV80 | — | — | — | — |
Buyer questions
What size mini excavator do I need?
Match the machine to access width and digging depth. For gardens and narrow gates, start with the 1.5–1.8 t LC-E15 or LC-E17. For utility trenches around 2 m deep, the 2 t LC-E20. For work beside walls, the zero-tail LC-E30. For deeper digging with an enclosed cab, the LC8035 reaches 3,208 mm.
How much does a mini excavator weigh?
In the LICH range the LC-E20 operates at 2,000 kg and the LC-E30 at 2,800 kg. The 1.5 t and 1.8 t class models ship at 1,200 kg and 1,420 kg gross weight in their export packing.
Which mini excavator engines suit EU Stage V or EPA markets?
The LC-E17 is offered with a Kubota engine for EU Stage V and EPA markets. The LC-E15 has a KOOP 292 option for EU Stage V and a gasoline option for EPA markets. Name your country in the inquiry and the quotation lists the matching engine.
Can I order attachments with a mini excavator?
Yes. Ask for extra buckets, a hydraulic breaker, an auger or a grapple with the mini excavator, and the quotation includes the hydraulic lines and coupler they need.
What do I send to get a mini excavator quote?
The model or weight class, quantity, the job, the attachments, the destination country and the delivery address. LICH replies with the configuration, price and shipping terms.