Maximum manoeuvrability, but also enormous flexibility on any construction site. Delivering outstanding performance, where tracked excavators cannot reach.
wheeled excavator
At Gartell & Son, wheeled excavators form a key part of our modern plant fleet. From the outset, they allow us to deliver flexible and efficient earthmoving solutions across urban areas and residential developments. Thanks to road travel mode, our operators can drive machines directly to nearby construction sites. As a result, we avoid unnecessary trailering, reduce mobilisation time, and keep projects moving efficiently.
Urban construction often presents restricted access, live traffic, and tight working areas. In these conditions, mobility is essential. That is why we regularly deploy road-going excavation equipment where tracked machines may be impractical. Our wheeled machines move quickly between work zones while maintaining excellent stability and control.
On confined sites, space limitations can affect productivity and safety. However, wheeled excavators offer excellent manoeuvrability and lower ground pressure, which helps protect finished surfaces and surrounding infrastructure. Consequently, our teams can operate efficiently while minimising disruption to neighbouring properties and road users.
At Gartell & Son, versatility matters. Our wheeled machines support a wide range of attachments, allowing one machine to perform multiple tasks without delay. This flexibility reduces downtime and improves overall site efficiency. Furthermore, improved fuel efficiency helps lower emissions, supporting our commitment to more sustainable construction practices.
Operator comfort is equally important. Modern cab design, excellent visibility, and intuitive controls help our operators work safely and productively throughout the day.
Overall, wheeled excavators provide Gartell & Son with a practical alternative to traditional tracked equipment. They combine mobility, efficiency, and adaptability, making them ideal for urban construction, residential developments, and restricted-access sites where performance and control are critical.
