Takeuchi previews update to its largest excavator
The TB3150R will deliver greater efficiency through a new power package

Takeuchi gave visitors an advance look at its forthcoming TB3150R excavator at CONEXPO-CON/AGG 2026. The excavator will be an update to the TB2150 model, bringing Takeuchi's largest excavator platform in line with its other 3-series machines.
The R version of the platform features a reduced tail swing, and Takeuchi is switching from a Deutz engine to a 114-hp Yanmar engine with this update. The new power package eliminates one of the gear pumps, giving the excavator greater hydraulic efficiency compared to its predecessor. The internal track structure has been improved and the new tracks are both stronger and lighter.
Another highlight is the new cab design. It features a new monitor and button control layout as well as a suspension seat with heating.
The TB3150R is ready to work in a variety of applications, including digging and loading, and with a variety of attachments such as breakers, mulchers, mowers, and more.
Key preliminary specs of Takeuchi's TB3150R excavator
Operating weight: 35,155 pounds
Horsepower: 114 hp
Dig depth: 19 feet 9.4 inches
Max reach: 28 feet 10.1 inches
Primary auxiliary flow: 59 gpm
Secondary auxiliary flow: 15 gpm
Maximum arm digging force: 13,489 lbf
Maximum bucket breakout force: 21,649 lbf
Traction force: 35,407 lbf
These specs may change before availability; Takeuchi plans to reveal the final specs and introduce the TB3150R this summer. A swing-boom version will be available at a later date.


