2012 Komatsu PC360-7

Komatsu PC360-7 is not the machine I recommend for every heavy job. It is better for buyers who want a lower purchase cost, direct-injection repair logic, stronger tolerance for basic repair markets and a machine for rougher loading work without moving into the higher cost level of PC360-8. We usually keep around five PC360-7 machines in stock. Current machines may range from about 2,000 to 8,000 working hours. Paint condition can vary: some machines keep original paint, some are fully repainted, and some only have small local paint repair. When current yard stock changes, we can also check suitable China-market PC360-7 options according to the buyer’s required year, hours and condition. PC360-7 commonly uses the SAA6D114E direct-injection engine, but the actual engine plate must be confirmed on each machine. This older direct-injection setup is usually easier for markets with unstable fuel quality and limited electronic repair support. It is also easier for local mechanics who prefer older Komatsu machines and do not want complicated electronic diagnosis. PC360-7 should not be confused with PC350-7. PC350-7 is easier for narrower sites, trenching, narrow mountain access and lighter general work. PC360-7 should be checked when the buyer needs heavier undercarriage support, stronger loading confidence and a machine mainly for quarry, sand yard or repeated truck loading work. I do not recommend PC360-7 for buyers who need stricter import acceptance, lower fuel use, smoother com