Large Wheeled Excavator PX-150W-9T

Product Overview

The PX-150W-9T is a large wheeled excavator from the PX series, designed for high-throughput loading and heavy municipal work. Rated in the 15–21.5 t operating class, it combines a large wheeled chassis with diesel power and a standard or reinforced bucket, delivering the force and stability needed for large municipal works, stockyard and yard loading, and earthwork and rockwork. Fast transfer and multiple attachment options make it a versatile addition to mixed fleets.

Product Description

As projects scale up, so does the need for a wheeled machine that can sustain heavy duty cycles. The PX-150W-9T meets that need with a large wheeled chassis that provides a stable, durable platform for excavation and loading work, and a standard or reinforced bucket matched to the job. Diesel power drives the hydraulic system through long shifts, while the wheeled undercarriage keeps the machine mobile across large municipal sites, stockyards and yards.

The machine's design reflects the demands of yard and municipal operations: plenty of digging and breakout force for earthwork and rockwork, generous loading reach for truck and stockpile work, and the ability to reposition quickly between work fronts. Attachment options extend versatility to breaking, handling and specialized tasks, while each unit is configured to the project so the owner can specify bucket type, auxiliary circuits and optional equipment according to the prevailing ground conditions and duty cycle.

Key Features

• 15–21.5 t operating class for heavy-duty work
• Large wheeled chassis combines capacity with mobility
• Standard or reinforced bucket options
• Diesel power for continuous high-output cycles
• Suitable for large municipal works and yards loading/unloading
• Earthwork and rockwork capability
• Attachments expand breaking and handling roles
• Fast transfer between jobsites

Technical Specifications

Applications

The PX-150W-9T is used in large municipal works programs, stockyards and distribution yards, and plant sites where heavy loading and unloading cycles dominate. It also performs earthwork and rockwork where a wheeled machine's travel speed shortens cycle time compared with a crawler. With reinforced bucket and attachment configurations, the machine serves both high-volume loading and demanding excavation duties within one fleet assignment.