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CREX6-M mini excavator, full machine on site with the canopy up and the blade down

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MachEntra CREX6-M Narrow-Access Mini Excavator, 705 mm

Engineered around one number: 705 mm across the rubber tracks, narrow enough for most UK side gates. Around it sit a fixed ROPS canopy, a hydraulic dozer blade, a ring-bearing slew with boom offset, and an air-cooled OHV petrol engine on an electric key start.

£4,999

Includes free delivery to the UK mainland.

New and unregistered. Ships direct from our supplier.

Track width705 mm
EngineOHV petrol
StartingElectric key
CanopyFixed ROPS

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  • 705 mm across the rubber tracks
  • Fits the typical 780–900 mm UK side gate with margin
  • Ring-bearing slew with a boom offset fitted
  • Hydraulic dozer blade
  • Bucket with bolt-on teeth
  • Fixed ROPS canopy, suspension seat, lap belt
  • Twin joysticks and foot pedals; electric key start, 12 V battery
  • Guaranteed sound power 92 dB(A)
  • 2-year parts warranty

Measured detail

Precision where the access is tight

CREX6-M mini excavator, rear view with the 705 mm track width measured

705 mm

Measured across the tracks from behind. Typical UK side gates open 780–900 mm, leaving 75 mm or more to spare.

CREX6-M mini excavator, front dozer blade and the digging bucket with bolt-on teeth

Blade and bucket

A hydraulic dozer blade and a digging bucket with bolt-on teeth: dig, backfill and level with one machine.

CREX6-M mini excavator, belted suspension seat under the ROPS canopy

Operator station

A fixed ROPS canopy over a suspension seat with lap belt.

CREX6-M mini excavator, engine bay with the air-cooled OHV petrol engine and 12 V battery

Engine bay

Single-cylinder, air-cooled OHV petrol: no red-diesel paperwork, fuel from any forecourt.

CREX6-M mini excavator, twin joysticks and foot pedals at the operator station

Control layout

Twin joysticks and foot pedals in the standard pattern.

CREX6-M mini excavator, key ignition, isolator and service panel

Service panel

Electric key start on a 12 V battery, with the engine bay, battery and fuel tap behind a hinged panel.

Full specification

CREX6-M technical data

ModelMachEntra CREX6-M
Width across tracks705 mm
TracksRubber
EngineSingle-cylinder air-cooled OHV petrol
StartingElectric key start, 12 V battery
Operator protectionFixed ROPS canopy
SeatSuspension seat with lap belt
ControlsTwin joysticks with foot pedals
Front attachmentHydraulic dozer blade
BucketDigging bucket with bolt-on teeth
SlewHouse slews on a ring bearing; boom offset fitted
Guaranteed sound power92 dB(A)
Warranty2 years parts, 1 year engine (manufacturer-backed)

Specifications are nominal and may vary slightly by production batch.

Questions

About the CREX6-M

Will it fit through a side gate?

705 mm across the tracks. A standard UK side gate opening is 780–900 mm, so yes in the great majority of cases. Measure the narrowest point — usually the gate post rather than the gate — and remember the canopy needs headroom under an arch or a porch.

Do I need a licence or a card to operate it?

No legal licence to own or use one on private land. For paid work on a commercial site most principal contractors want a CPCS or NPORS card for 360° excavators below 10 tonnes. That is a site-access requirement, not a legal one, and we do not provide certification.

Petrol on a digger — is that a problem?

Not at this size. Petrol keeps the weight and the price down, fills at any forecourt and avoids red-diesel rules entirely. Diesel earns its keep further up the weight range, where the machine runs all day and fuel burn starts to matter.

What can I tow it with?

Ask us for the operating weight before you book transport — we quote it from the shipping paperwork rather than from a brochure. Check your V5C towing capacity, your nose weight and your licence entitlement against that figure.

How long do the rubber tracks last?

Typically 800–1200 hours on mixed ground, considerably less on hardcore and kerbs. Ask us for a price and delivery time on replacements.

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