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Walking Excavators for Hard-to-Reach Work Sites

A walking excavator is the right choice when earthwork needs to be performed in areas where conventional mini-excavators reach their limits. Whether on slopes, forest trails, in ditches, on uneven terrain, or in tight work areas—thanks to its compact design and hydraulic outriggers, a walking excavator can be flexibly positioned and safely operated. The Jansen MB-360° was developed specifically for such tasks and combines high maneuverability with a robust design.

Thanks to its 360° rotating turret and powerful hydraulics, digging and excavation work can be carried out efficiently without having to constantly reposition the machine. This saves time and makes work easier, especially on small properties or in difficult terrain.

The Jansen MB-360° – compact and versatile

The Jansen MB-360° is the walking excavator in the Jansen lineup. Its compact design allows it to be used wherever larger construction machines cannot fit or are unsuitable due to the ground conditions. At the same time, the sturdy construction ensures a secure footing while working.

The powerful gasoline engine reliably supplies the hydraulic system with the necessary power. The excavator arm can be precisely controlled using the responsive cross-lever control, allowing both small-scale earthwork and more demanding projects to be carried out with precision.

  • 360° slewing ring for maximum maneuverability
  • Hydraulic outriggers for a secure footing
  • Powerful gasoline engine
  • Compact design for tight work areas
  • Precise hydraulic control
  • Auxiliary hydraulics for additional attachments
  • Removable drawbar for on-site transport

Typical applications for a walking excavator

Thanks to its design, the Jansen MB-360° is suitable for a wide variety of tasks in residential, agricultural, forestry, and gardening and landscaping applications.

  • Excavating foundations
  • Drainage and cable trenches
  • Earthwork on sloped properties
  • Work along embankments
  • Planting holes and landscaping
  • Renaturation and landscape conservation
  • Work on forest and logging roads

Attachments and accessories for the walking excavator

A major advantage of the Jansen MB-360° is its versatility. With the right attachments, the walking excavator can be optimally adapted to the task at hand. This ensures the machine remains flexible even when requirements change.

Excavator buckets for various tasks

Various bucket sizes are available for the walking excavator. The appropriate model can be selected based on trench width, soil conditions, or excavation volume.

Ripper tooth for hard soils

On compacted soil, in areas with roots, or on rocky ground, the right ripper tooth makes soil preparation much easier. This allows the actual excavation work to be carried out much more efficiently.

Hydraulic grapple

The optional grab significantly expands the walking excavator’s range of applications. Wood, branches, tree trunks, stones, or cut material can be safely picked up, transported, and placed. The grab offers tangible added value, particularly in gardening, landscaping, and forestry work.

Transport Wheels

For longer distances on the property or construction site, the optional set of transport wheels makes it easier to move the walking excavator. This allows the machine to be conveniently moved between different work sites.

What should you look for when buying a walking excavator?

In addition to digging depth and engine power, maneuverability and expandability play a particularly important role. A wide swing range saves time while working, while auxiliary hydraulics enable the use of additional attachments. Equally important are a robust construction and a long-term supply of replacement parts.

  • Stable footing even on difficult terrain
  • 360° slewing ring for efficient operation
  • Auxiliary hydraulics for attachments
  • Precise controllability
  • Robust construction for heavy-duty use
  • Long-term supply of replacement parts

Replacement parts and service from Jansen

A walking excavator is an investment that lasts for many years. That’s why Jansen places great importance on a long-term supply of replacement and wear parts. As a manufacturer of many of its own machines, Jansen knows the technology inside and out. The in-house master workshop provides support for technical questions, maintenance, and repairs, ensuring that the MB-360° remains reliably operational over the long term.

Why Choose a Walking Excavator from Jansen?

With the MB-360°, Jansen offers a compact walking excavator for a wide range of earthmoving tasks in challenging terrain. Complemented by suitable buckets, rippers, grapples, and other accessories, the machine can be flexibly adapted to different requirements. Personalized consultation, our in-house master workshop, and long-term spare parts availability ensure that the walking excavator can be used reliably even after purchase.

Frequently Asked Questions About Walking Excavators

What is a walking excavator suitable for?

A walking excavator is suitable for earthwork in difficult or uneven terrain, on slopes, on forest trails, and anywhere else where conventional mini-excavators have limited usability.

What advantages does the Jansen MB-360° offer?

The MB-360° combines a compact design with a 360° slewing ring, hydraulic outriggers, and auxiliary hydraulics. This ensures the machine remains versatile and can be expanded with various attachments.

What buckets are available for the walking excavator?

Standard buckets measuring 200 mm, 350 mm, and 600 mm, as well as a 600/200 mm trench-profile bucket, are available for the MB-360°. This allows the walking excavator to be optimally adapted to various earthmoving tasks.

Can the walking excavator be equipped with a grapple?

Yes. A hydraulic grapple is available for the Jansen MB-360°. This allows you to safely pick up and move wood, branches, rocks, and other materials.

What is a ripper tooth used for?

The ripper loosens compacted soil, root systems, or stony ground. This makes subsequent excavation work significantly easier.

Are there transport wheels for the walking excavator?

Yes. A suitable set of transport wheels makes it easier to move the walking excavator around the property or construction site.

Are replacement parts available for the Jansen walking excavator?

Yes. Jansen maintains a long-term supply of replacement and wear parts and supports customers with maintenance, repairs, and technical questions through its own master workshop.

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