Landcros Wheeled Excavators

Mobility Without Sacrificing Digging Performance

Unlike traditional tracked excavators, wheeled excavators use rubber tires to travel across paved surfaces and established work areas.

This makes them particularly useful for contractors and municipalities that regularly move equipment between nearby work locations.

Depending on applicable road regulations, equipment configuration, and operating conditions, wheeled excavators may be able to travel between nearby jobsites without requiring a transport trailer for every move.

This mobility can help reduce transportation logistics and improve productivity for operations involving multiple work locations throughout the day.

Designed for Roadwork and Infrastructure Projects

Wheeled excavators are especially valuable for projects taking place along roads, streets, and other developed areas.

Their rubber-tire design helps reduce surface disturbance compared with traditional steel-track configurations, making them well suited for work on pavement and other finished surfaces.

Common applications include:

• Road construction and maintenance

• Highway shoulder repairs

• Utility installation

• Drainage and ditch maintenance

• Municipal infrastructure projects

• Water and sewer line repairs

• Roadside vegetation management

• General excavation

• Material handling

For crews working in busy urban environments or along active roadways, the ability to move efficiently between work areas is a major advantage.