TYPHON TERROR XI STORM Mini Excavator – 1.1 Ton Trench Digger with Boom Swing, H

The Typhon Terror XI Storm is the boom-swing model in the Typhon 1-ton lineup — the configuration buyers choose when they need to work in close proximity to walls, foundations, fencing, and structures where repositioning the entire machine to change the dig angle is impractical. The boom swing function laterally offsets the arm to either side of the machine’s centerline, allowing the operator to position the bucket precisely against an obstruction — a barn wall, a house foundation, a property line fence — without moving the tracks. At 1.1 tons (2,535 lbs) and powered by the Briggs & Stratton 13.5 HP gasoline engine, the Terror XI Storm delivers 7.2 kN of bucket digging force and a 1,626mm (64-inch) digging depth, covering standard residential trenching, landscaping, fence post work, drainage installation, and utility line excavation. What sets it apart from simpler boom-swing machines in the same class is the inclusion of a double-side throttle valve — a hydraulic circuit design that allows the hydraulic thumb clip and an additional hydraulic attachment to operate on the same machine simultaneously, without replumbing. The factory-installed hydraulic oil cooler manages thermal load through full working days in warm conditions, and the complete package — bucket, hydraulic thumb clip, oil cooler, canopy, toolbox, and digital manual — ships ready to work without an additional accessories purchase. With 31 verified five-star reviews from farm owners, residential contractors, and landscapers who consistently cite the boom swing and dig force as standout capabilities for close-quarters work, the Terror XI Storm occupies a clear role in the Typhon lineup: the purpose-built solution for obstacle-adjacent digging at the 1-ton scale.