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Hitachi Excavators

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Hitachi ZX135US-7H Excavator

Maximum digging depth: 19 ft 7 in5,980 mm
Maximum digging reach at ground level: 28 ft 7 in8,720 mm
ISO 9249:2007 net power: 100 hp74.9 kW

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Hitachi ZX210LC-7H Excavator

Operating weight: 50,900 lb23,100 kg
Maximum digging depth: 21 ft 11 in6,670 mm
Maximum digging reach on ground: 31 ft 12 in9,750 mm

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Hitachi ZX245USLC-7H Excavator

KS-EN664NA-US-R, 08/2026 · North American reference

Maximum digging depth: 21 ft 8 in6,610 mm
Maximum digging reach at ground level: 32 ft 6 in9,900 mm
ISO 9249:2007 net power: 164 hp122 kW

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Hitachi ZX250LC-7H Excavator

Maximum digging depth: 24 ft 12 in7,610 mm
Maximum digging reach at ground level: 35 ft 3 in10,750 mm
ISO 9249:2007 net power: 177 hp132 kW

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Hitachi ZX350LC-7H Excavator

Maximum digging depth: 26 ft 10 in8,180 mm
Maximum digging reach at ground level: 38 ft 3 in11,670 mm
ISO 9249:2007 net power: 271 hp202 kW

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Choosing excavators for the job

Match the machine to digging depth, reach, lift requirements, ground conditions, transport limits and the hydraulic demands of the intended attachments. A larger machine is not automatically more productive when access, mobilization and finishing work matter.

Machine types and configurations

Mid-size crawler
Large crawler
Wheeled
Reduced- and zero-tail-swing
Long-reach and specialty; mini excavators have a separate category

Specifications that matter

Specification	Why it matters
Operating weight	Defines machine class, transport exposure and stability context.
Engine output	Compare the same power rating standard and the demands of the intended work.
Maximum digging depth and reach	Shows whether the configured machine fits the required work envelope.
Bucket capacity	Must suit the material, work envelope, machine geometry and configuration.
Tail-swing type	Check clearance behind the machine throughout its swing, especially near walls and traffic.
Auxiliary hydraulic flow	Determines powered-attachment capability and circuit requirements.
Transport dimensions	Check the travel configuration against trailer space, access restrictions and route requirements.