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AGT QH13 Mini excavators

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AGT QH13 Mini excavators tech specs

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2023-2025

14 kw Gross power

1,850 kg Operating weight

2,250 mm Max digging depth

2,850 mm Max dump height

3,450 mm Max digging reach

0 cu m Bucket capacity

The AGT QH13R is a small—but tough—1-ton mini‑excavator wrapped in a fully enclosed cab. With a 13.5 hp RATO R420D engine and basic hydraulics, it's perfect for tight, light-duty work that still demands operator comfort.

Engine: RATO R420D, ~13 hp (~9.7 kW)

Operating Weight: ~960 kg (~2,115 lb)

Cab Features: Glass enclosure, wipers, LED light, emergency exit window

Performance: Dig depth ~1.7 m (66.7 in), reach ~3 m (120.5 in), bucket ~0.03 m³ (0.039 yd³)

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Market average

AED 50,000

Starting from

AED 38,000

AGT QH13 Technical specifications

General

Engine model

YANMAR 3TNV88

Operating weight

1,850 kg

Max digging depth

2250 mm

Max dump height

2850 mm

Max digging reach

3450 mm

Boom length

2.35 m

Bucket width

400 mm

Bucket capacity

0.035 cu m

Max speed forward

2.5 kph

Gradeability

35 º

Engine

Gross power

13.87 kw

Displacement

854 cu cm

Service refill capacities

Fuel cap

25 liter

Hydraulic fluid cap

36 liter

Operational specifications

Swing speed

8.5 rpm

Arm crowding force

8.8 kN

Attachments

Bucket digging force

10.5 kN

Undercarriage

Drawbar Pull

12.5 kN

Track width

10 cm

Track length

1.45 m

Dimensions

Height - top of cab

2.05 m

Hydraulic system

Pump flow cap

28 lpm

Relief valve pressure

149.96 bar

Refill capacities

Engine oil cap

2.2 liter

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AGT QH13 expert review

Reviewed by Zafer R. on September 3, 2025

Overview

Built for tight jobs, the QH13R includes thoughtful comfort upgrades like a sealed cockpit, while retaining basic mini-excavator functionality—3rd valve, blade, etc.

Pros Enclosed cab brings comfort to a dusty small-dig tool.
Built-in accessories make it site-ready out of the crate.

Cons Limited digging power—it's still a small 1-ton machine.
Relying on classified listings—not the clearest spec documentation.