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Buy new and used Hinowa tracked dumpers and tracked aerial work platforms – a wide selection direct from specialist dealers. Hinowa is an Italian specialist in tracked machinery: compact mini-dumpers from the HS and TX series and tracked aerial work platforms from the Lightlift range with working heights of around 14 to 40 metres, as well as tracked lift trucks and undercarriages. Here you’ll find Hinowa machines, both new and used, with details of year of manufacture, weight, engine and specifications listed in the adverts – supplied by Kraus Baumaschinen in Frankenthal and GSK Baumaschinen in Hanhofen. Our stock changes constantly; do check back regularly.
Hinowa at a glance
Hinowa S.p.A. was founded in 1987 and is based in Nogara in the province of Verona. The company describes itself as a specialist in machinery for working at height and for moving earth; its headquarters have been expanded several times over the years and now cover around 30,000 square metres of covered space. The company has its own development department and a training centre.
The product range shares a common core: the crawler chassis, often with a hydraulically widenable track. It underpins the mini-dumpers as well as the aerial work platforms, crawler lift trucks and special superstructures; Hinowa also supplies chassis and hydraulic power units as components. For its powertrains, Hinowa relies on petrol and diesel engines from Honda, Hatz and Kubota, as well as, increasingly, on lithium-ion batteries and ‘Bi-Energy’ variants that can switch between diesel and battery operation.
Hinowa’s portfolio – new and used
The overview shows all product ranges, including the latest models and the types most commonly traded second-hand. You can see which machines are currently on offer in the listings on this page.
| Product range | Current models (new) | Frequently traded second-hand | Available from us |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mini dumpers (tracked dumpers) | HS701, HS1102, HS1203, TX3005 – payload approx. 700 to 2,900 kg, available as self-loaders and high-tipping models | HS701, older HS850 | Dumpers |
| Electric mini-dumpers | HS701E, HS1203E (lithium-ion), RHS900E | – | Dumpers |
| Lightlift tracked aerial work platforms (14 m) | Lightlift 14.70 IIIS, 14.72 IIIS | Lightlift 14.70, 14.72 | Aerial work platforms |
| Performance tracked aerial work platforms (15–40 m) | 15.70, 17.75 MK3, 18.80, 20.10 MK3, 26.14 MK2, 33.17 MK2, 40.18 | Lightlift 26.14, 17.75, 15.70, older 19.65 | Aerial work platforms |
| Telescopic aerial work platforms | TeleCrawler 13N, 13S, 22N, 22S | TeleCrawler 22S | Work platforms |
| Crawler-mounted lift trucks | TP1600, TPX1800, TPX1800E | – | Lift trucks |
| Undercarriages and hydraulic power units | Rubber and steel track chassis, extendable chassis, power units TS701, TS1102, TS1103, TTX3005 | – | – |
What the Hinowa model designation reveals
With Lightlift aerial work platforms, the performance is in the name: the first number roughly corresponds to the maximum working height in metres, the second to the lateral reach. A 17.75 achieves a working height of around 17 m and a reach of 7.5 m; a 26.14 just under 26 m and almost 14 m; and the 40.18 around 40 m and 17.5 m. Suffixes such as IIIS, MK2 or MK3 indicate the model series. With mini-dumpers, the number increases with size – from the compact HS701 to the TX3005 with a payload of just under 2.9 t; an ‘E’ denotes the lithium-ion version. The exact figures depend on the load and specification and are listed in the advert.
| Model | Data | Type | Typical application |
|---|---|---|---|
| HS701 | Approx. 875 kg kerb weight, 7 kW (example: new machine) | Mini dumper | Gardening and landscaping, narrow access routes |
| HS850 (older model) | Honda GX270 petrol engine, self-loading | Mini dumper | Transport of materials and excavated material on confined building sites |
| TX3005 | 2,875 kg payload, 1.49 m³ tipper body, Kubota diesel 37.4 kW | Crawler dumper | Earthworks, demolition, off-road use |
| Lightlift 14.70 IIIS | 13.9 m working height, 6.76 m reach, approx. 1.5 t | Crawler-mounted aerial work platform | Interior spaces, façades, tree care |
| Lightlift 17.75 MK3 | 17.06 m, 7.5 m, basket 230 kg | Crawler-mounted aerial work platform | Tree care, maintenance, installation |
| Lightlift 26.14 MK2 | 25.7 m, 13.75 m, approx. 4.4 t | Crawler-mounted aerial work platform | Tree care, photovoltaic installations, painting |
| Lightlift 40.18 | 40.2 m, 17.5 m, basket 300 kg | Crawler-mounted aerial work platform | Working at great heights with a long reach |
What we look for in a used Hinowa
Crawler undercarriage: Check the rubber tracks, idler rollers and drive wheels; for extendable undercarriages, also check the guides and track adjustment cylinders for play and leaks. The undercarriage is the key wear part on dumpers and aerial work platforms.
Body and self-loading bucket: On mini-dumpers, inspect the tipping mechanism, high-tipping linkage, self-loading bucket and quick-change coupler; cracks and deformations indicate heavy-duty use.
Boom, outriggers, basket: For aerial work platforms, check the boom joints, telescopic sections, hydraulic hoses, outriggers and load-measuring system. The inspection logbook and the annual inspection by a qualified person are important.
Drive system and battery: Test petrol or diesel engines (Honda, Hatz or Kubota) for cold starts and smoke emissions. For lithium-ion and bi-energy machines, have the battery condition and charger verified; cross-check operating hours against the maintenance record.
Hinowa at our company: Dealers and stock
Kraus Baumaschinen in Frankenthal offers Hinowa mini-dumpers through us, such as the HS701 as a new machine. GSK Baumaschinen in Hanhofen stocks used Hinowa dumpers, such as the self-loading HS850. You can find comparable dumpers under Yanmar, Wacker Neuson and Canycom, and aerial work platforms under JLG and Genie.
Frequently asked questions about Hinowa
Where does Hinowa come from?
Hinowa is an Italian manufacturer based in Nogara near Verona, founded in 1987. The company specialises in machines with crawler tracks: mini-dumpers, crawler-mounted aerial work platforms, crawler-mounted lift trucks and undercarriages.
What do the numbers in Hinowa Lightlift mean?
The first number roughly corresponds to the working height in metres, and the second to the lateral reach: A Lightlift 17.75 reaches a height of around 17 m and has a reach of 7.5 m, whilst a 26.14 reaches just under 26 m and has a reach of almost 14 m. IIIS, MK2 or MK3 denote the model series.
Which Hinowa aerial work platforms are most commonly traded second-hand?
On the major second-hand portals, the Lightlift 26.14 is one of the most common models, followed by the smaller models 14.70/14.72, 17.75 and 15.70. Some older machines still bear designations such as 19.65.
How much can a Hinowa mini-dumper carry?
The current range of mini-dumpers offers payloads of around 700 to 2,900 kg – from the compact HS701 to the TX3005 with a payload of 2,875 kg and a 1.49 m³ tipper body. Many models are available as self-loading versions and with a high-tipping tipper body.
Are there electric Hinowa machines?
Yes. Mini-dumpers such as the HS701E and HS1203E, as well as many Lightlift platforms, are available with lithium-ion batteries; larger platforms are also available in a bi-energy version that can switch between diesel and battery power. This enables emission-free operation in workshops and city centres.
Why caterpillar tracks instead of wheels?
Crawler tracks distribute the weight over a large area and can travel further on soft ground, grass and slopes than wheels. The extendable undercarriage makes the machine narrow enough to pass through narrow spaces whilst remaining stable during operation – typical for gardening, landscaping and tree care.
What is important to check on a second-hand tracked aerial work platform?
As well as the undercarriage, boom and hydraulics, the most important factors are the inspection logbook showing the annual inspection carried out by a qualified person, and the functionality of the stabilisers, load measurement and emergency lowering mechanism. For battery-powered machines, the condition of the battery is crucial.
Can I lease a Hinowa machine or finance it via hire purchase?
For many listings – both new and used – you can submit a non-binding leasing or hire-purchase enquiry directly. You can clarify the terms with the dealer or their finance partner; the purchase and payment are handled directly between you and the seller.
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