Hayk’s Canton Fair Area B video quotes $170,000 FOB China for a wheel loader, $7,200 for a small excavator and about $75,300 FOB China for a truck with a mounted crane. These are three different machines. The video premiered on 16 October 2026; use the timestamps to request the exact configuration and a current quote.
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Filmed by Hayk at Canton Fair, Guangzhou · Buying notes by DoBizWithChina
The USD figures below are statements from the public exhibition video. They are not current catalogue offers or delivered totals. Model details, availability and included equipment need a written quote. The video is in English; the buying notes are translated.
| Machine and source | Price stated in the video | What to confirm |
|---|---|---|
| Wheel loader: $170,000 FOB China 03:34–04:18 | $170,000 FOB China for the large SINOMACH wheel loader shown. The figure belongs to this exhibition example, not to every loader from the brand. | Request the exact model, operating weight, rated load, bucket capacity, engine and attachments. The short price discussion is not a complete specification. |
| Small excavator: $7,200 04:18–04:42 | $7,200 for the small crawler excavator being presented. Hayk describes a Kubota engine; the excerpt does not establish the engine model or delivery terms. | Confirm the machine and engine model, operating weight, digging dimensions, tracks, bucket and any optional hydraulic attachments. Ask which packing and delivery terms the price covers. |
| Truck with mounted crane: about $75,300 FOB China 08:04–09:20 | About $75,300 FOB China for the truck-and-crane example. Hayk compares another purchase at about $65,000; the seller points to a different chassis brand. | Quote the chassis and crane as an identified assembly. Confirm chassis model, axle layout, engine, crane model, load chart by working radius, body and included accessories. Do not treat the two figures as identical-specification offers. |
A loader, a small excavator and a truck with a crane solve different tasks. The price gap in this video does not rank their value or quality. Start with your site, material, working space and required output, then compare machines that meet the same specification.
In the crane discussion, a reference to another purchase is useful because it shows why the chassis belongs in the comparison. It does not prove that changing the chassis alone explains the full price difference. Ask for itemised quotations.
Keep equipment, options, packing, freight and destination expenses on separate lines. The loader and crane examples mention FOB China; the excavator excerpt does not. Confirm a named port and the included services in each current quote before calculating the shipment total.
The catalogue and guides below contain separate listings. They do not identify the machines in the video or establish that a mobile crane has the same specification as the truck-mounted crane shown. Use the source timestamp for a request about a particular example.
Browse current listings separately, or send a timestamp so we can check the exact exhibition machine.
These are exhibition price statements from a video published on 16 October 2026. Send the timestamp, quantity, task and destination port. We will check the exact model, availability, included equipment and a current written quote.
The loader and truck-mounted crane examples explicitly mention FOB China. The excavator excerpt does not establish delivery terms. Confirm the named port and the full scope of each quotation; sea freight and destination costs need separate figures.
Hayk refers to another purchase when comparing the displayed truck’s approximately $75,300 price. The seller points to a different chassis brand. The video does not establish identical configurations, so $65,000 is not a second quote for the displayed vehicle.
