This O&K wheeled excavator — sometimes called a wheeled digger — is a rubber-tyred excavation machine used for digging, trenching, loading, and general earthmoving work on sites where mobility and road travel between locations are priorities. O&K, the German engineering group Orenstein & Koppel, has a long history of manufacturing excavators, loaders, and heavy construction equipment for the civil engineering, mining, and infrastructure sectors.
This 1995 machine is configured as a standard excavator on tyres, giving it the road mobility that distinguishes wheeled models from crawler machines. The seller notes the presence of two pads (patins), which are the extendable stabiliser feet used to steady the machine and offload weight from the tyres during digging operations — an important feature for safe and efficient working on level ground or slopes. The excavator is also noted as having a low-pressure line (ligne BP), indicating a hydraulic circuit for auxiliary or tool functions, which extends the machine's versatility for attachments beyond the standard bucket. A bucket is listed among the included equipment.
Power comes from a four-cylinder turbocharged engine, providing the forced-induction output typically associated with compact to mid-range excavators of this era.
Located in France and offered in used condition, this wheeled excavator is priced at €14,000.
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