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Doosan DX235LC vs Thwaites MACH2080 (3 Tonne Power Swivel)

The Doosan DX235LC has 106kW more power.

Last reviewed 13 September 2026

DX235LC
Doosan DX235LC
Thwaites MACH2080 (3 Tonne Power Swivel)
Thwaites MACH2080 (3 Tonne Power Swivel) - image: Stonedale Plant Hire

Key differences

Specifications side by side

Doosan DX235LCThwaites MACH2080 (3 Tonne Power Swivel)
Engine power124kW (Doosan DL06P)18.1 kW / 24.3 bhp at 2,000 rpm
Operating weight23.2 tonnes-
Max digging depth6.095m-
Bucket capacity1.05m3 standard (0.51-1.32m3 range)-
Payload-3,000 kg
Unladen weight-2,250 kg

Sources: Doosan DX235LC, Thwaites MACH2080 (3 Tonne Power Swivel). Figures vary by model year and options, so check with the supplier before you commit.

Buy or hire the DX235LC if...

  • you want one that has 106kW more power

A mid-size crawler excavator used for groundworks, drainage and general digging on commercial sites. Its 23-tonne class puts it between compact excavators and the larger machines used for bulk earthmoving.

Full DX235LC specifications →

Buy or hire the MACH2080 (3 Tonne Power Swivel) if...

The Thwaites 3 Tonne Power Swivel, badged MACH2080, is the step-up size from the 1 tonne class and a standard fixture on larger UK groundworks and civils sites needing higher payload per cycle. Its power swivel skip rotates independently of the direction of travel, letting the operator tip to the side without turning the whole machine around. It is hired alongside excavators of a similar class to keep material moving off the dig face.

Full MACH2080 (3 Tonne Power Swivel) specifications →

Common questions

What is the difference between the Doosan DX235LC and the Thwaites MACH2080 (3 Tonne Power Swivel)?

The Doosan DX235LC has 106kW more power. The Doosan DX235LC is a 23-tonne class crawler excavator; the Thwaites MACH2080 (3 Tonne Power Swivel) is a a 3 tonne payload swivel-skip site dumper.

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