Description
THE EQUIPMENT / AGT-H12Small footprint.
Hands-on capability.
Bring excavation into the spaces where larger equipment is difficult to position. The AGT-H12 pairs a compact crawler chassis with a Briggs & Stratton gasoline engine for garden projects, shallow service trenches, and property maintenance.
What sets this setup apart.
Access comes first
The narrow chassis is useful when planning routes through gates and alongside planting beds. Measure your tightest opening and allow room for the boom, tracks, and operator.
Simple gasoline setup
A single-cylinder, air-cooled engine offers a straightforward setup for owners who prefer gasoline equipment. Follow the model manual for fuel, service intervals, and operating checks.
Focused on smaller jobs
A small digging bucket suits controlled excavation and soil removal in restricted areas. Choose the machine around your required depth and workload, rather than weight class alone.
A compact starting point for property work.
Use the gallery to inspect the canopy, track layout, blade, and bucket arrangement. The H12 is a different proposition from a larger diesel cab machine: prioritize access, shallow excavation, and a manageable equipment footprint.
Make space for the next
property project.
Plan the trench, measure the route, and match the machine to the ground you need to work.
AGT-H12 specifications.
Specifications are model references checked against the linked manufacturer documentation and this listing. Build versions and supplied equipment can vary. Confirm the exact unit, configuration, dimensions, and included tools with BK Earthmoving before ordering.
U.S. measurements are shown first. Converted values are approximate; original metric references are retained.
| Machine | |
|---|---|
| Model | AGT-H12 |
| Manufacturer reference weight | 2,094 lb (950 kg) |
| Engine | |
| Engine | Briggs & Stratton XR2100 gasoline |
| Listed output | 13.5 hp |
| Cooling | Air-cooled |
| Dimensions | |
| Overall width | 36.6–37.7 in (930–958 mm), according to configuration |
| Overall length | 7.35 ft (2,240 mm) |
| Working range | |
| Maximum digging depth | 5.39 ft (1,644 mm) |
| Maximum digging height | 7.22 ft (2,200 mm) |
| Reference bucket capacity | 0.033 cu yd (0.025 m³) |
The right tool starts with the right fit.
Start with the digging bucket shown in the gallery. Before selecting a replacement bucket or powered tool, confirm the coupler, pin spacing, hydraulic connections, and permitted attachment weight. No additional tool package is implied by the scene imagery.
Tell BK Earthmoving the machine and the task.
Have the model, mounting measurements, and proposed tool details ready.
Know the details before you order.
Bring your site measurements and equipment requirements to the conversation.
Which machine and accessories will I receive?
Confirm the exact unit, model variant, condition, and supplied bucket or tools with BK Earthmoving. Ask for current photos and the unit-specific build sheet where needed.
Will it fit my site and transport setup?
Measure the narrowest access, overhead clearance, turning space, and loading route. Use the confirmed machine dimensions and operating weight to plan suitable transport.
What about delivery, returns, and warranty?
Ask BK Earthmoving for the current delivery charge and timing for your address, unloading requirements, and applicable return and warranty terms before ordering.
How should I prepare for operation?
Read the exact machine and attachment manuals. Complete the recommended pre-use checks and arrange suitable operator training, ground assessment, and utility checks for your project.
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