LC9215 Wheel Excavator
LC9215 wheel excavator with a 1.1 m³ bucket, 6BTAA5.9 engine and 6,052 mm maximum digging depth.
- Engine Model
- 6BTAA5.9
- Rated Power
- 153 kW / 2,000 rpm
- Bucket Capacity
- 1.1 m³
- Maximum Digging Depth
- 6,052 mm
Wheeled Excavator for Sale
Compare 7 LICH wheeled excavator models with 0.21–1.1 m³ buckets, 42–153 kW engines and digging depths from 3,571 to 6,052 mm.
A wheeled excavator drives on rubber tyres instead of tracks. It moves between work areas on its own wheels, works on asphalt and concrete without mats, and sets up in minutes, so it is the usual machine for road repair, utility trenching and city jobs that change location during the day.
Our 7 wheeled excavator models run from the LC9065 with a 0.21 m³ bucket to the LC9215 with a 1.1 m³ bucket. The table lists bucket size, power, engine, digging depth and reach, tyres and axle base for every model.
LC9180 Wheel Excavator
LC9180 wheel excavator with a 0.8 m³ bucket, B5.9CS4-150C engine and 5,350 mm maximum digging depth.
- Engine Model
- B5.9CS4-150C
- Rated Power
- 110 kW / 2,200 rpm
- Bucket Capacity
- 0.8 m³
- Maximum Digging Depth
- 5,350 mm
LC9150 Wheel Excavator
LC9150 wheel excavator with a 0.6 m³ bucket, WP4.6N engine and 5,180 mm maximum digging depth.
- Engine Model
- WP4.6N
- Rated Power
- 110 kW / 2,000 rpm
- Bucket Capacity
- 0.6 m³
- Maximum Digging Depth
- 5,180 mm
LC9120 Wheel Excavator
LC9120 wheel excavator with a 0.4 m³ bucket, YC4DK100 engine and 4,414 mm maximum digging depth.
- Engine Model
- YC4DK100
- Rated Power
- 74 kW / 2,200 rpm
- Bucket Capacity
- 0.4 m³
- Maximum Digging Depth
- 4,414 mm
LC9080 Wheel Excavator
LC9080 wheel excavator with a 0.3 m³ bucket, YCF3065-T480 engine and 3,765 mm maximum digging depth.
- Engine Model
- YCF3065-T480
- Rated Power
- 48 kW / 2,200 rpm
- Bucket Capacity
- 0.3 m³
- Maximum Digging Depth
- 3,765 mm
LC9075 Wheel Excavator
LC9075 wheel excavator with a 0.3 m³ bucket, YCF3065-T480 engine and 3,612 mm maximum digging depth.
- Engine Model
- YCF3065-T480
- Rated Power
- 48 kW / 2,200 rpm
- Bucket Capacity
- 0.3 m³
- Maximum Digging Depth
- 3,612 mm
LC9065 Wheel Excavator
LC9065 wheel excavator with a 0.21 m³ bucket, 4TNV98 engine and 3,571 mm maximum digging depth.
- Engine Model
- 4TNV98
- Rated Power
- 42.4 kW / 2,000 rpm
- Bucket Capacity
- 0.21 m³
- Maximum Digging Depth
- 3,571 mm
Three wheeled excavator size groups
- LC9065, LC9075, LC9080: 0.21–0.3 m³ buckets, 42.4–48 kW and 3,571–3,765 mm digging depth on 7.00–15 or 8.25–16 tyres. For narrow streets, landscaping and service trenches.
- LC9120, LC9150: 0.4–0.6 m³ buckets, 74–110 kW and 4,414–5,180 mm digging depth on 9.00–20 tyres. General municipal and road work.
- LC9180, LC9215: 0.8–1.1 m³ buckets, 110–153 kW and up to 6,052 mm digging depth on 10.00–20 tyres. Deeper trenches, truck loading and site preparation.
Wheels or tracks?
Tracks spread the load and grip on mud, slopes and broken rock, so a crawler machine suits heavy digging on one site. A wheeled excavator is the better choice when it drives along roads, works on finished surfaces or moves between several jobs a day. Our wheeled vs tracked guide compares both.
For log and scrap yards, the LC9105 wheel material handler puts a wood grapple on the same tyred carrier as a wheeled excavator, a 7,935 mm grab radius and 800 kg loading capacity.
Wheeled excavator checklist
- Bucket size, matched to the trucks you load.
- Digging depth for the deepest trench on the job.
- Tyre size and axle base for the roads and yards the wheeled excavator drives on.
- Engine model, matched to the service network in your country; the table lists the engine for each model.
- Front dozer blade: each product page lists its maximum lift and cutting depth.
Model comparison
| Model | Bucket | Rated power | Engine | Max digging depth | Max digging reach | Tyres | Axle base |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| LC9215 | 1.1 m³ | 153 kW / 2,000 rpm | 6BTAA5.9 | 6,052 mm | 9,815 mm | 10.00–20 | 2,850 mm |
| LC9180 | 0.8 m³ | 110 kW / 2,200 rpm | B5.9CS4-150C | 5,350 mm | 8,480 mm | 10.00–20 | 2,600 mm |
| LC9150 | 0.6 m³ | 110 kW / 2,000 rpm | WP4.6N | 5,180 mm | 8,200 mm | 9.00–20 | 2,500 mm |
| LC9120 | 0.4 m³ | 74 kW / 2,200 rpm | YC4DK100 | 4,414 mm | 7,364 mm | 9.00–20 | 2,500 mm |
| LC9080 | 0.3 m³ | 48 kW / 2,200 rpm | YCF3065-T480 | 3,765 mm | 6,178 mm | 8.25–16 | 2,399 mm |
| LC9075 | 0.3 m³ | 48 kW / 2,200 rpm | YCF3065-T480 | 3,612 mm | 6,248 mm | 8.25–16 | 2,400 mm |
| LC9065 | 0.21 m³ | 42.4 kW / 2,000 rpm | 4TNV98 | 3,571 mm | 5,707 mm | 7.00–15 | 2,200 mm |
Buyer questions
What is a wheeled excavator used for?
Road and municipal excavation, utility trenching, site preparation and material loading, especially on jobs where the machine travels between work areas or works on paved ground.
What size wheeled excavator do I need?
Pick a wheeled excavator by bucket and depth: 0.21–0.3 m³ (LC9065, LC9075, LC9080) for tight urban work, 0.4–0.6 m³ (LC9120, LC9150) for general road work, and 0.8–1.1 m³ (LC9180, LC9215) for bigger trenches and loading.
How deep can a wheeled excavator dig?
A LICH wheeled excavator digs from 3,571 mm on the LC9065 to 6,052 mm on the LC9215.
Does a wheeled excavator have a dozer blade?
Yes. Our wheeled models carry a front dozer blade; each product page lists its maximum lift and cutting depth.
What engine does a LICH wheeled excavator use?
6BTAA5.9 (LC9215), B5.9CS4-150C (LC9180), WP4.6N (LC9150), YC4DK100 (LC9120), YCF3065-T480 (LC9080 and LC9075) and 4TNV98 (LC9065).