Large Wheeled Excavator PX-160W-9T

Product Overview

The PX-160W-9T is a large wheeled excavator built for sustained output on heavy loading and earthwork programs. In the 15–21.5 t operating class, it brings together a large wheeled chassis, diesel power and a standard or reinforced bucket to handle large municipal works, yards loading/unloading and earthwork and rockwork. The machine is configured to each project, and multiple attachment options let owners adapt one carrier to shifting site priorities.

Product Description

Contractors handling big yards and municipal programs need machines that combine excavating power with the ability to keep trucks moving. The PX-160W-9T is engineered for that role: its large wheeled chassis supports heavy digs and stable loading, while the standard or reinforced bucket delivers the payload needed for efficient truck cycles. Diesel power keeps hydraulic performance consistent across long shifts, and the wheeled carrier eliminates much of the dead time between work fronts.

The machine is also a flexible platform. Attachment options allow it to move between general excavation, truck loading and breaking duties, helping owners consolidate equipment lists without sacrificing capability. Structural reinforcement on the chassis and work group is matched to continuous operation, and the final specification — bucket size, hydraulic options and attachment package — is confirmed against the project's technical agreement so the delivered machine matches the operating plan.

Key Features

• Large wheeled chassis for heavy, stable operation
• 15–21.5 t operating class output
• Standard or reinforced bucket for truck loading cycles
• Diesel power for long-shift consistency
• Large municipal works and yards loading/unloading
• Earthwork and rockwork application
• Multiple attachments for breaking and handling
• Fast transfer between jobsites

Technical Specifications

Applications

The PX-160W-9T suits large municipal works, stockyards, yards and loading/unloading operations where cycle speed and payload drive productivity. It is equally at home in earthwork and rockwork that demands more force than smaller wheeled models can provide. Because it can reposition quickly and accept multiple attachments, the machine fits fleets that rotate equipment between loading, excavation and material handling duties across several sites.