TYPHON TERROR XVIII Prestige 2 Ton Mini Excavator, KUBOTA D902 Diesel Engine USA

• Operating Weight: 4,400 lbs (2 ton / approx. 2,000 kg)

• Engine: Kubota D902 — 3-Cylinder, Vertical, Water-Cooled, 4-Cycle IDI Diesel

• Power Output: 20.4 HP @ 3,600 RPM / 15.8 HP @ 2,200 RPM

• EPA Certified: Yes

• Bucket: 380mm (15 in), 0.03 cbm

• Boom Swing: Yes

• Max Digging Depth: 2,060 mm (81 in / 6.75 ft)

• Max Digging Height: 2,580 mm (101.6 in / 8.5 ft)

• Min Swing Radius: 1,711 mm (67.4 in / 5.6 ft)

• Fuel Tank: 7.3 L

• Hydraulic Oil Tank: 18.9 L

• Operator Protection: AC/Heater Enclosed Cabin

• Price: $ 4599 (was $13,648.95 )

• Warranty: 1 year + Lifetime tech support

• Shipping: Free, from US warehouse

What's Included: Standard digging bucket (380mm), auger, concrete breaker, quick hitch, hydraulic thumb clip, 200mm trenching bucket, 500mm grading bucket, rake, screening bucket, ripper — plus toolbox and digital manual

10-Attachment Bundle — Complete Working Fleet at Delivery The attachment bundle is the reason to choose this listing over the standard Prestige. Each of the ten included attachments unlocks a distinct job type that would otherwise require a separate tool, a separate rental, or a separate contractor: the auger drills fence posts, deck footings, tree planting holes, and utility anchor points without a dedicated drill rig; the concrete breaker handles demolition, hardpan penetration, concrete slab removal, and ledge rock breaking without a jackhammer crew; the 200mm trenching bucket cuts precise narrow trenches for conduit, irrigation line, water service, and gas supply at the width utility installation actually requires; the 500mm grading bucket moves and spreads bulk material efficiently for backfill, finish grading, and driveway work; the rake breaks up compacted surface material, clears debris, and prepares seedbeds and lawn areas; the screening bucket separates rocks and debris from soil in land clearing and site prep operations; the ripper penetrates compacted hardpan, frozen ground, and heavily consolidated fill that resists standard bucket digging; and the hydraulic thumb clip grabs, holds, and repositions rocks, logs, brush, and irregular material that a bucket alone cannot secure. Sourcing these eight specialty attachments individually after delivery — researching compatibility, comparing suppliers, placing separate orders, waiting on shipping — represents hours of procurement time and typically a meaningfully higher total cost than bundled pricing. This listing eliminates that entirely.

Quick Hitch — Seconds-Long Attachment Swaps, Single Operator The quick hitch is the operational multiplier that makes a ten-attachment fleet genuinely practical rather than theoretically useful. Without a quick hitch, changing excavator attachments is a mechanical process requiring the operator to exit the cab, position pins manually, align the attachment receiver, and reinstall fasteners — a process that takes several minutes per change and discourages frequent swapping mid-session. With the quick hitch installed, attachment changes happen from the cab using hydraulic controls: engage, position, lock, work. This means a single operator can drill post holes with the auger, cut the service trench with the 200mm bucket, break the concrete pad at the trench entry point with the breaker, and backfill with the 500mm grading bucket across a single afternoon without assistance, delays, or the attachment-change friction that would otherwise make frequent tool rotation impractical. For small contractors and independent operators running the machine without a support crew, the quick hitch is not a convenience feature — it is the difference between a multi-capability platform and a machine that stays on one attachment because changing is too disruptive to the work rhythm.

Kubota D902 Diesel + AC/Heater Cabin — Full-Day Professional Operation The machine in this bundle is the full Prestige configuration: Kubota D902 three-cylinder water-cooled IDI diesel producing 20.4 HP at peak, with the torque characteristics and thermal stability that sustained multi-attachment operation requires. The AC/heater enclosed cabin maintains climate-controlled operator temperature across the full working range from summer heat through winter cold, eliminating the environmental fatigue that degrades performance and shortens work sessions in open-cab or canopy-only machines. Operators who switch between power-intensive attachment cycles — auger, breaker, and bucket in the same session — maintain the same focus and physical condition at hour seven as at hour one, because the cab environment is controlled rather than ambient. For buyers running the machine as a professional income-generating tool across full workdays and across seasons, the Prestige cabin is not a comfort upgrade — it is the operational baseline that makes sustained professional use practical year-round.

6.75-Foot Digging Depth + Boom Swing — Application Reach Across All 10 Attachments Every attachment in the bundle benefits from the Terror XVIII Prestige's digging depth and boom swing geometry. The 2,060mm (6.75-foot) maximum reach puts the auger deep enough for post footings and utility anchor points below frost line, puts the ripper into the hardpan layers below normal digging depth where consolidation is heaviest, and puts the 200mm trenching bucket at the depths residential utility installation requires without supplemental hand digging. The boom swing offsets the arm and any mounted attachment laterally from the machine centerline — enabling parallel trench runs along fence lines and foundations, obstacle-adjacent augering for posts and footings, and grading passes tight against structures without track repositioning. With ten different attachments cycling through the quick hitch, the reach and positioning capability of the base machine translates directly into ten different application domains where depth and lateral placement matter.

4,400 lbs — Stable Working Platform for High-Force Attachment Cycles Concrete breaker and auger operation both generate reaction forces that transfer back through the machine frame and into the ground through the tracks during the working cycle. At 4,400 lbs, the Terror XVIII Prestige has the operating mass to absorb these forces and maintain stable track position during sustained breaker percussion and auger torque — keeping the machine planted during the high-force cycles that would walk or rock a lighter machine off position. This stability directly affects attachment performance: a breaker that stays on target delivers full percussion energy to the work surface; one that walks forces the operator to constantly reposition rather than maintain continuous breaking pressure. The 4,400-lb platform weight is matched to the full capability range of the attachment bundle, not just the bucket.