Wheeled Excavators

A wheeled excavator, sometimes called a rubber duck excavator, is a digging and lifting machine that runs on tyres instead of tracks.

This gives it excellent mobility, making it ideal for roadwork, utilities, and urban construction projects. Unlike tracked excavators, wheeled excavators can travel between sites at higher speeds, reducing the need for transport equipment.

Our range of wheeled excavators will be available from 2026. We’re working closely with Kubota to offer models that combine high performance, efficiency, and operator comfort.

You can register your interest now to receive launch updates, specifications, and early-access offers.

The main advantage of a wheeled excavator is mobility.

These machines can travel faster on roads, making them perfect for jobs with multiple locations in a single day. They also reduce ground damage, which is ideal for urban or finished surfaces.

A wheeled excavator is ideal for road maintenance, drainage, utilities, landscaping, and urban construction. They excel in environments where mobility, speed, and minimal ground disturbance are priorities.

Absolutely. BTE Plant Sales offers complete aftersales support, including genuine Kubota wheeled excavator parts, servicing, and repairs at our depots or via our mobile engineers.

Yes – while wheeled excavators perform best on hard, stable ground, many models feature outriggers for stability and can handle uneven or semi-rough terrain for short durations.

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Kubota are launching two wheeled excavators - the KW095 and KW115

KW095 is 9,700kg-11,500kg

KW115 is 10,800kg-12,800kg 

Both will have the Kubota V3800 Stage V engine with either 55kW or 80kW