GUATEMALA / ROADWORK & RENTAL / SHIPMENT CASE
Used CAT 315D + CAT 320C to Guatemala
A Guatemalan buyer purchased two used CAT crawler excavators from YUANJIAN for planned road-construction and rental use. The supplied records connect the exact models to a flat-rack movement from Shanghai to Puerto Quetzal.
A two-size excavator package for road projects
The buyer selected two different machine sizes rather than two identical units. This can help a road contractor or rental operator allocate lighter access work and higher-volume excavation separately. The roles below are planning guidance, not a report of performance after arrival.
CAT 315D
Year recorded on the supplied draft shipping document: 2012
The smaller machine can be considered for roadside drainage, localized excavation and sites where access or working room limits a larger excavator.
Before purchase, verify the exact unit, attachments, dimensions, operating condition and local transport limits for the intended contract.
CAT 320C
Year recorded on the supplied draft shipping document: 2008
The larger machine can be considered for main excavation, material loading and earthmoving where the jobsite provides sufficient operating space.
Match the actual bucket, reach, condition and loading plan to the buyer’s roadwork or rental requirements; the model name alone is not an inspection result.
The draft shipping document records the two machines as two packages with a combined declared gross weight of 29,600 kg. This is a shipment declaration, not an independent weighing certificate.
Yard movement and loading evidence
These supplied photographs record two separate stages: movement on a road trailer at the yard and positioning on a flat rack for sea transport. Public copies carry a permanent YUANJIAN watermark; traceable transport numbers are concealed.
Short yard loading record
This 15-second video supplied with the order shows an excavator moving onto the road trailer. It is published muted and with a permanent YUANJIAN watermark. It is not an inspection certificate, hydraulic load test or footage from the customer’s Guatemala worksite.
What the draft bill of lading records
The supplied source is visibly marked DRAFT. The public copy supports the cargo, model, origin, destination, transport type and declared weight shown below, while customer details and traceable commercial references remain private.
| Shipper | YUANJIAN MACHINERY INTERNATIONAL TRADING LIMITED |
|---|---|
| Cargo | 2 packages of used CAT crawler excavators |
| Models | CAT 315D and CAT 320C |
| Port of loading | Shanghai, China |
| Port of discharge | Puerto Quetzal, Guatemala |
| Sea transport | 1 x 40-foot high-cube collapsible flat rack |
| Declared gross weight | 29,600 kg combined |
| Buyer brief | Planned road-construction and rental use |
| Document status | Privacy-redacted copy of a source marked DRAFT |
Privacy-redacted draft shipping document
The downloadable two-page PDF was rebuilt from redacted pixels. It contains no embedded original text, customer identity, transport number, equipment serial number, shipment date or charge details.
Important: because the source is marked DRAFT, this page does not present it as a final original bill of lading, cargo-release document, proof of arrival or proof of customer use after delivery.
Why this pairing can suit roadwork and rental
A buyer planning road contracts may need one machine for narrower drainage or support work and another for the main excavation volume. A rental operator may also prefer two machine classes to answer different customer requests.
That commercial logic does not replace exact-unit inspection. Buyers should request current photos, video, operating checks, serial verification and an itemized FOB or CIF plan for the selected machines.
Questions about this Guatemala case
Does this page prove the machines arrived in Guatemala?
No. It documents the supplied procurement, yard, loading and draft transport evidence. The redacted draft document is not proof of final cargo release or arrival.
Why are customer and shipment numbers hidden?
They are traceable commercial information. YUANJIAN preserves the useful model, route, transport and weight evidence while protecting the buyer and transaction.
Why is no export date displayed?
Shipment timing is commercially confidential, so the public case intentionally omits export and loading dates.
Can YUANJIAN quote a similar package?
Yes. Send the required models or tonnage classes, destination port, intended work and budget. Current availability and exact-unit evidence must be confirmed for a new order.
Request CAT excavators for Guatemala or Central America
YUANJIAN is a used excavator supplier in China. Tell us the required machine class, destination port, intended roadwork or rental application and budget. We will match current units and prepare exact-machine evidence with an itemized FOB or CIF shipping plan.