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    About Wheel Excavators

    Although less common than diggers equipped with tracks, wheel excavators bring similar capabilities to jobsites where tracks might not be suitable or necessary, as well as the ability to move between jobsites without the need for a truck and a trailer.

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    Location: Davenport, Florida
    Seller: Southern Tractor Service
    Serial Number960103
    Location: Allegan, Michigan
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    Location: Allegan, Michigan
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    Location: Allegan, Michigan
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    Location: Coldspring, Texas
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    Seller: Southern Tractor Service
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    Seller: Southern Tractor Service
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    Location: Coldspring, Texas
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    Location: Davenport, Florida
    Seller: Southern Tractor Service
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    Location: Davenport, Florida
    Seller: Southern Tractor Service
    Stock NumberEQ-EX3298
    Location: Wolf Lake, Illinois
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    Seller: Southern Tractor Service
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    Location: Anderson, Indiana
    Seller: Drews Parts
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    Location: Davenport, Florida
    Seller: Southern Tractor Service
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    Seller: Thill Track & Tractor Service
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    Location: Davenport, Florida
    Seller: Southern Tractor Service
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    Location: Pittston Township, Pennsylvania
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    Location: Coldspring, Texas
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    Location: Gray, Maine
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    Location: Allegan, Michigan
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    Location: East Sparta, Ohio
    Seller: BURNS EQ CO
    Serial NumberBCZ00751
    Location: North Matewan, West Virginia
    Seller: Graylor Enterprise
    Serial Number8AL03100
    Location: Shepherd, Montana
    Seller: Raw Machinery Inc

    About Wheel Excavators

    When compared to track excavators, wheel excavators offer construction professionals the versatility and maneuverability to work in urban, roadside environments, and on other surfaces where a tracked machine might cause damage. Operators can also easily move the wheel excavator around the jobsite without a truck or trailer, and some models can travel short distances and cross paved roadways to go between jobsites. And in comparison to traditional backhoes, wheel excavators typically provide a wider rotation range, greater capacity for digging and lifting, and longer-reaching booms.


    Volvo EW180E Wheel Excavator

    Wheel Excavator Features

    Mobility and jobsite versatility are the calling cards of wheel excavators. The machines typically have the power to handle everything from light construction or utility work to larger-scale excavation projects, all while offering the ability to work on- and off-road. Similar to track excavators, wheel excavators can utilize a variety of attachments to go from digging to demolition, grinding, and material handling (like placing concrete barriers).

    Go Standard Or Compact

    Wheel excavators come in a wide variety of sizes and power ratings. Standard-size wheel excavators often feature horsepower ranges between 150 and 180 hp, while compact models tend to offer less than 100 hp. Engine power and digging force on wheel excavators tend to be in line with similarly-sized tracked models, but to optimize stability and power, operators will need to deploy outriggers and a dozer blade. Mini excavators (also called “compact excavators”) tend to offer even more support for attachments, such as augers, brooms, buckets, hammers, scrapers, shredders and trenchers to let operators use a single machine for multiple earth-moving and construction applications.

    Find Your Wheel Excavator On Machinery Trader

    MachineryTrader.com offers for-sale listings for hundreds of new and used wheel excavators. You’ll find diggers on the site from leading manufacturers like CAT, Doosan, Gradall, Hitachi, Hyundai, Komatsu, Liebherr, Volvo, and others.