BTE-313

Hi-Rail Excavator

A durable powerhouse for tough rail repairs
BTE-313
With a strong balance of power and maneuverability, the BTE-313 excels in railroad spot maintenance and construction tasks. Its compact design, advanced hydraulics, and durability ensure reliable performance in the toughest of conditions.

At-a-Glance

SPECUSMETRIC
Engine Power108 hp80.5 kW
Max On-Track Speed25 mph40 kph
Reach (at ground level)30.6 ft9.3 m
Weight47000 lb21319 kg
Width x Height10.3 x 11.3 ft3.1 x 3.4 m
Swing RadiusConventional
RototiltR6 high flow
Power Class10 ft undercutter
The BTE-313 Hi-Rail Excavator offers unparalleled flexibility and performance for challenging railroad spot maintenance conditions. Its lightweight and compact design makes it easy to mobilize across work sites while being able to quickly transition on and off-rail.

Applications

Features
  • Two-speed drive motors for travel and towing
  • 24″ extended-life hi-rail wheels
  • Chain drive, solid axle, heavy duty bearings
  • Widened undercarriage to straddle rail
  • Joysticks for multi-function control
  • Crawler track mobility for power and stability
  • Insulated axles (optional)
  • Rototilt 360° rotation and tilt attachment coupler
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Resources

Maintenance, Equipment, Insights

If the hi-rail equipment you depend on isn’t keeping up, the whole operation goes out of balance.

Equipment, Maintenance

Railroad construction and maintenance has never been easy. But increasing freight volumes, higher train speeds, and growing pressure to minimize track outages only make maintenance of way crews’ work more demanding.

Insights, Compliance

Meeting FRA regulations isn't only about compliance. It's about using every tool available to us to maintain safe, efficient railroad operations.