TYPHON 2.5 Ton Mini Excavator KUBOTA Diesel Engine USA W 14 attachments

• Operating Weight: 2.5 ton / ~5,500 lbs

• Engine: Kubota D1105 — Vertical, Water-Cooled, 4-Cycle Diesel

• Power Output: 25.1 HP @ 3,000 RPM / 19 HP @ 2,200 RPM

• Max Torque: 71.4 Nm (52.7 lb-ft) @ 2,200 RPM

• Bucket: 450mm (17.7 in), 0.07 cbm

• Boom Swing: 45° Left / 45° Right

• Max Digging Depth: 2,045 mm (80.5 in / 6.7 ft)

• Max Digging Height: 3,365 mm (132.5 in / 11 ft)

• Minimum Swing Radius: 1,955 mm

• Track System: Retractable Rubber Tracks

• Operator Controls: Pilot Controls

• Operator Protection: AC/Heater Enclosed Cabin

• Engine Cooling: Water-Cooled

• 14 Attachments Included: Quick coupler, 300mm trenching bucket, 1,000mm plain bucket, rake, ripper, grapple, auger, 800mm tilting bucket, pallet fork, hydraulic breaker/hammer, tree digging blade, hedge trimmer, standard digging bucket (450mm), hydraulic thumb clip

14-Attachment Bundle — Complete Multi-Trade Fleet at Delivery The fourteen included attachments cover every major excavator job category without a single additional purchase. The standard 450mm digging bucket handles general excavation, foundation work, and bulk material movement. The 300mm trenching bucket cuts precise utility trenches for conduit, irrigation line, water service, and drainage at the width those installations require. The 1,000mm plain bucket moves high volumes of loose material efficiently across grading, backfill, and cleanup passes. The rake breaks compacted surface material, clears brush and debris, and prepares seedbeds and lawn areas for finishing work. The grapple handles rocks, logs, brush piles, demolition debris, and irregular material that a bucket cannot secure — essential for land clearing, storm cleanup, and demolition work. The ripper penetrates hardpan, compacted fill, frost-hardened ground, and rocky subsoil that resists standard bucket digging, breaking consolidated material to allow bucket excavation to resume. The auger drills fence post holes, deck footings, tree planting holes, and utility anchor points to specified depths without a dedicated drill rig. The 800mm tilting bucket delivers precision grading, slope finishing, and ditch-cleaning capability that a fixed bucket cannot match — tilting to the work surface angle rather than forcing the machine to reposition. The pallet fork converts the excavator into a material handling machine for positioning heavy palletized loads, pipe bundles, and lumber on-site. The hydraulic breaker delivers high-impact percussion for concrete demolition, ledge rock breaking, and frozen ground penetration. The tree digging blade undercuts root balls and severs lateral roots for transplanting, removal, and stump clearing work. The hedge trimmer handles vegetation management, overgrown brush, hedgerow trimming, and small-diameter woody vegetation clearing across property maintenance and agricultural applications. The hydraulic thumb clip works in tandem with the bucket to grip and hold individual objects — pipe, timber, stone, concrete block — during placement and positioning tasks that require two-point control. The quick coupler ties the entire bundle together operationally, enabling fast attachment swaps that keep the right tool in use rather than forcing operators to choose between swaps and workarounds.

Kubota D1105 — Precision Power for Compact Excavation The Kubota D1105 is a four-cylinder, water-cooled, four-cycle diesel engineered for the sustained-load demands of excavation, breaking, drilling, and material handling work. At 25.1 HP at 3,000 RPM and 71.4 Nm of peak torque at 2,200 RPM, the D1105 delivers hydraulic system pressure and flow that keeps pace with high-demand attachment cycles — breaker percussion, auger drilling, and loaded bucket work — without the RPM hunting and response lag that underpowered engines show under sustained load. Lightweight, dependable, and proven across decades of compact equipment applications, the D1105 is the engine choice that contractors recognize as a long-term reliability commitment rather than a spec-sheet figure.

Compact and Versatile Design — Small Footprint, Full Capability Specially engineered for small and medium projects, the Terror XXV delivers optimal performance in restricted spaces without compromising power or reach. Retractable rubber tracks narrow the machine's footprint for entry through residential gates, building access points, and confined site openings, then extend to full width on-site for the stable digging platform that deep excavation and high-force attachment cycles require. The 45-degree boom swing in both directions allows the machine to work tight against foundations, walls, fence lines, and structures — offsetting the arm laterally to dig parallel trenches, place footings, and grade right to the edge of obstacles without repositioning. Across farms, gardens, public spaces, parks, orchards, and construction sites, the Terror XXV maneuvers where larger machines cannot and delivers where lighter machines fall short.

Diverse Applications — Every Job Category Covered The Terror XXV platform handles the full range of tasks that small and medium projects demand: drilling, digging, grabbing, dozing, ditch-cleaning, small excavations, rock-breaking, landscaping, vegetation management, material handling, and lifting. With a 2,045mm digging depth, 3,365mm digging height, 0.07 cbm bucket capacity, and fourteen purpose-matched attachments, the machine moves from one job category to the next without leaving the site to source additional equipment. For contractors, landscapers, and property owners who want a single machine that handles every task a working season generates, the Terror XXV 14-Attachment Bundle is that machine.