The value of the Cat85 excavator's end-of-life involves a number of factors, starting with its year of use, the number of hours worked and the overall mechanical condition.In general, Cat85 excavators with long-term high-intensity operations may face end-of-life treatment in the event of serious wear and tear or unrepairable problems of core components such as engines, hydraulic systems, etc.In the end-of-life price assessment, the market price for the same type of used excavator is usually taken into account and converted to the actual residual value of the equipment.In addition, the value of recoverable parts and components at the end-of-life of the Cat85 excavator is one of the key factors determining its end-of-life value.Parts of spare parts, such as cabs, shovels, tracks, etc., which are still in normal use, can be dismantled and sold separately to further enhance the economic value of scrap excavators.On the basis of the foregoing, it is recommended that a professional engineering and machinery assessment agency or a scrap material recovery company be consulted on the exact price of the scrapping of a Cat85 excavator, and that they conduct a full and accurate valuation based on detailed equipment information. ].Remember that end-of-life does not mean no value; reasonable disposal and use of end-of-life Cat85 excavators not only contribute to environmental protection, but also generate additional benefits for enterprises and achieve efficient recycling of resources.
