Browse wheeled excavator listings and compare weight, working range, blade and outrigger setup, tyres, transport dimensions, attachment hydraulics and used condition.
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How to compare wheeled excavator listings
Start with the jobs, surface conditions and frequency of moves between work areas. A wheeled excavator can reduce the need for short relocations on firm surfaces, but suitability depends on the actual undercarriage, stabiliser, attachment and transport configuration.
Specifications worth checking
Working range and lifting: compare digging depth and reach, dump height and the lifting chart for the exact boom, arm, counterweight and stabiliser setup. Capacity can differ when lifting over the front or over the side.
Stability and undercarriage: record the position of the blade and outriggers, oscillating-axle lock, axle width, and tyre type and size. These details affect setup, stability and working width.
Mobility and transport: verify travel-position dimensions, operating weight for the offered configuration, steering arrangement, travel ranges and road equipment. A maximum-speed figure alone does not establish road eligibility or whether travelling is practical.
Attachment hydraulics: match the coupler interface, required flow and pressure, one- or two-way circuit, case drain and tiltrotator preparation. An attachment name alone does not prove compatibility.
Bucket and material: assess bucket capacity together with attachment weight, arm geometry and material density. The largest cubic-capacity figure may not suit the offered configuration.
What to inspect on a used wheeled excavator
Request the serial number, exact configuration, year, operating hours, service and repair history, equipment documentation and known faults. During inspection, check tyres for damage and uneven wear; steering, joints and brakes for play or poor operation; and the axle, blade and outriggers through their full functions. Look for hydraulic leaks and damage to cylinders, hoses, coupler and work tools. Test every operating mode and consider an independent inspection for a high-value purchase.
Buyer and seller FAQ
Is maximum travel speed enough to judge mobility?
No. Travel dimensions and weight, tyres, steering and axle lock, road equipment, intended distance and local requirements also matter. A listing should state the actual configuration rather than only a brochure speed.
Blade or outriggers: which matters more?
That depends on the task and machine setup. The position of the stabilising equipment, direction of work and the manufacturer's lifting chart for the exact version are decisive. Do not transfer a capacity figure from another undercarriage configuration.
How do I verify a tiltrotator, breaker or grapple?
Match the mounting interface, tool weight, required hydraulic flow and pressure, circuit direction, case drain and electrical controls, then confirm the permitted combination with the machine, coupler and attachment documentation.
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