TYPHON TERROR X2 MAX 2.7 Ton Mini Excavator Powerful, Yanmar Engine, Cabin with A/C & Heater, Pilot Control, Boom Swing

The TYPHON TERROR X2 MAX moves the 2.7-ton class into a stronger level of small-frame work output. Made for tight residential areas, landscaping projects, and limited construction zones, its narrow 1,060 mm footprint helps it reach spaces where larger excavators cannot work. Even with its small-frame body, it keeps dependable balance and handling, giving operators handling to dig with accuracy in confined work areas.

With a strong 2,915 mm digging depth, continuous 360° rotation, and a 430 mm bucket, the TERROR X2 MAX is made for clean and efficient excavation. Its 0.07 m³ bucket capacity and high-torque Danfoss traveling motor make it a useful machine for trenching, drainage work, foundation preparation, and heavy material handling. Power comes from a dependable 17.3 kW Yanmar 3TNV88F diesel engine, supported by a 16 L fuel tank and 22 L hydraulic system for longer working time on site. Operator-centered features such as safety locks, boom swing, LED lighting, responsive handlings, and a travel speed of 3.4 km/h help create a safer and more productive workflow across different terrain conditions.

TYPHON TERROR X2 MAX Core Capabilities:

1. Built to Rule Tight Work Areas

The TERROR X2 MAX is made for work areas where space is limited but work output still matters. Its small-frame 1,060 mm body width helps it move through narrow paths, gates, and restricted access points without reducing its digging strength. It reaches a digging depth of 2,915 mm and a wide 4,570 mm digging radius, making it suitable for utility trenches, drainage channels, foundation work, and landscaping preparation.

The 430 mm bucket width supports accurate digging, while the 360° upper-body rotation and boom swing angles of 55° left and 45° right allow the operator to work around walls, fences, trees, and other site obstacles. A stable 1,650 mm undercarriage with 230 mm wide tracks gives the machine dependable grip on uneven ground. The integrated dozer blade adds extra support for leveling, backfilling, and grading, with a 297 mm digging depth and 230 mm lifting height. With an overall size of 4000 × 1350 × 2280 mm, this excavator is easy to move, transport, and position for everyday work.

2. One Small-frame Machine for Many Jobs

The TYPHON TERROR X2 MAX is more than a digging machine. It is designed as a flexible work partner for contractors, landscapers, property owners, and jobsite crews who need one machine to handle many tasks. The Danfoss traveling motor delivers smooth movement and confident handling on rough, soft, or uneven surfaces.

With 22 kN digging force and a 400 kg boom lifting capacity, the machine can manage demanding excavation and material handling work without feeling oversized for smaller sites. Its 0.07 m³ bucket gives the right balance between small-frame digging and practical safe load rating. From residential trenching and garden reshaping to drainage improvement and small construction preparation, the TERROR X2 MAX gives crews dependable work output in a small-frame package.

Attachment compatibility also makes it a highly useful machine. With the right tools, it can help dig, break, grab, lift, clear, and prepare work areas. This reduces the need for multiple machines and helps lower equipment costs while keeping the jobsite more organized.

3. Strong Diesel Power in a Small-frame Frame

The strength of the TERROR X2 MAX comes from its Yanmar 3TNV88F diesel engine. This 1.642-liter, 3-cylinder inline engine produces 17.3 kW / 23.2 HP at 2200 rpm, giving the machine the power needed for long working days and demanding site conditions. It delivers steady torque while supporting efficient use for small-frame excavation work.

The hydraulic system is designed for smooth and consistent movement. A high-output Danfoss swing motor supports handlingled 10 r/min rotation, helping the operator work with accurate handling when digging, loading, or repositioning. The 16 L fuel tank and 22 L hydraulic tank help reduce downtime and keep the machine ready for longer work sessions.

One of its most practical advantages is the variable telescopic undercarriage, which adjusts from 1,060 mm to 1,350 mm. The narrow setting helps the excavator pass through tight entrances, while the wider setting improves steady balance during digging and lifting. This gives operators the best of both worlds: small-frame access and stronger balance when the machine is working.

4. Smooth Handling, Safer Use, Better Comfort

The TERROR X2 MAX is built to help operators work with handling, comfort, and handling. Its full hydraulic pilot handlings give smooth response for both careful digging and heavier excavation tasks. This makes the machine easier to operate when accuracy matters, especially around pipes, walls, landscaping areas, and tight construction zones.

Safety is a key part of the design. The fast safety lock system helps prevent unwanted machine movement, giving the operator better handling before and during use. The enclosed cabin with A/C and heating improves comfort in hot, cold, dusty, or windy conditions, allowing longer work hours with less fatigue.

High-brightness LED lighting improves visibility during early morning, evening, or low-light work. The handling layout is made to feel natural, helping reduce operator strain during repeated digging, lifting, and positioning. With a travel speed of 3.4 km/h, the machine can move efficiently around the jobsite, reducing wasted time and helping crews stay productive.

5. Ready-to-Work Jobsite Package

The TERROR X2 MAX comes prepared for real jobsite use. The standard package includes a strong digging bucket, an integrated hydraulic oil cooler for stable work output, and a hydraulic thumb clip for better gripping and handling of rocks, logs, debris, and other materials.

The machine also includes a complete toolbox, a fully enclosed climate-handlingled cabin, and a digital manual to support long-term maintenance and use. This ready-to-use setup helps owners start working faster without needing to prepare multiple extra parts before deployment.