Spider Excavators Lineup

KONSTRUCTZ Spider Excavators

Ultra-portable walking and towable excavation machinery designed for remote properties, farm drainage, ditch maintenance, steep terrain, and sites inaccessible to heavy tracked machinery.

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Feature 1Sub-1,000 lb Operating Weight for Minimal Ground Compaction

Feature 2Dependable Honda GX390 Industrial Gasoline Powertrain

Feature 36.66 ft Max Digging Depth & 7.89 ft Digging Height

Feature 4Towable by ATV, UTV, or Standard Passenger Vehicle

Production Lineup

Available Spider Excavators

Engineered with proven Tier 4/Euro 5 powertrains, standard auxiliary hydraulics, and nationwide USA parts support.

Spider Excavators

SPIDER ONE

Ultra-Portable Towable Walking Excavator with Honda GX390 Power

Operating Weight904 lbs

Engine ModelHonda GX390

Max Digging Depth6.66 ft

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How a Spider Excavator Works & Where It Outperforms Tracks

Homestead Advantage

Property owners can store the SPIDER ONE in a standard residential garage and tow it directly to work zones without a dedicated heavy equipment trailer.

Portable Hydraulic Digging on Outriggers

How a Spider Excavator Works & Where It Outperforms Tracks

A spider excavator is not simply a small tracked digger without tracks — it is an entirely distinct engineering architecture built around structural outriggers and mechanical walking capability.

The TYPHON SPIDER ONE uses its hydraulic digging arm in coordination with wide stabilizer outriggers to move and anchor itself. By pushing or pulling with the boom while lifting the chassis, the operator 'walks' the machine across rough ground, over logs, and across muddy ditches where tracked machines frequently throw tracks.

Weighing only 904 lbs (410 kg), the SPIDER ONE generates virtually zero ground compaction. It is powered by an ultra-reliable Honda GX390 commercial gasoline engine, which starts easily in cold weather, requires no diesel exhaust fluids, and can be serviced with standard tools by any small-engine mechanic.

Can be towed behind an ATV, side-by-side (UTV), compact tractor, or light pickup via standard ball hitch.

Delivers 6.66 ft (2,030 mm) digging depth, rivaling 1.5-ton traditional tracked excavators.

No heavy steel tracks, final drives, or track tensioners to maintain or replace.

Contractor Applications

Where These Machines Deliver Maximum ROI

Field-tested applications across residential construction, excavation, landscape contracting, and municipal maintenance.

Rural Property & Homestead Work

Maintain long driveways, dig drainage swales, clear tree roots, and prepare garden beds without heavy equipment costs.

Agricultural Ditch & Irrigation Maintenance

Reach into muddy drainage ditches and irrigation channels where standard heavy machines would sink or tip.

Remote Site Utility Excavation

Tow behind an ATV or UTV deep into off-grid forest parcels, hunting properties, or mountain acreage.

Residential Landscaping Behind Enclosed Fences

Manually roll or walk through standard 36-inch walk gates where no motorized tracked excavator can pass.

Culvert & Drainage Clearing

Position outrigger legs around road culverts and ditch headwalls to scoop accumulated silt and gravel.

Septic Field Maintenance

Perform spot repairs on septic drain lines without heavy machine tracks compacting the drain field soil.

Cemetery & Sensitive Ground Work

Operate on pristine lawns, manicured parks, and historic grounds with virtually zero turf damage.

Basement & Confined Enclosure Digging

Compact 550 mm (21.6 in) upper carriage width operates in crawlspaces and partially enclosed structures.

Buyer's Checklist

Spider Excavator vs Tracked Mini Excavator

Understanding the difference helps buyers match their machine to their working style.

Step 01

Mobility & Ground Transport

A tracked mini excavator travels faster across smooth jobsites under its own track motors. A spider excavator is designed for towing to remote locations and walking over irregular obstacles.

Step 02

Ground Disturbance & Weight

At 904 lbs, the SPIDER ONE can be walked across delicate lawn, septic drain fields, and soft wetlands without creating tire tracks or tearing grass.

Step 03

Maintenance & Operating Costs

With no rubber tracks, track rollers, planetary travel drives, or diesel emissions systems, maintenance is limited to the proven Honda GX390 engine and hydraulic fluid checks.

Factory Procurement Recommendation

Choose SPIDER ONE if you need an affordable, towable, ultra-low-impact digger for homesteads, farms, remote cabins, or sensitive turf. Choose a tracked mini excavator for high-speed continuous commercial utility production.

Technical FAQs

Spider Excavators Questions & Answers

Answers directly from our engineering and maintenance service personnel.

How does a spider excavator move around the jobsite?

The operator uses the hydraulic boom and bucket to push, pull, and pivot the machine, utilizing its stabilizer outriggers and wheels to 'walk' across terrain. For longer distances, it attaches to a standard 2-inch hitch on an ATV, UTV, tractor, or truck.

Can an ATV or UTV tow the SPIDER ONE?

Yes. Because the SPIDER ONE weighs only 904 lbs (410 kg), most commercial UTVs, side-by-sides, and ATVs rated for 1,000+ lbs towing can transport it across fields and woodland trails.

How deep can the SPIDER ONE dig?

The SPIDER ONE provides a maximum digging depth of 6.66 ft (2,030 mm) and a maximum reach of 6.57 ft (2,004 mm), with a maximum unloading height of 6.15 ft (1,873 mm).

What engine is in the SPIDER ONE?

The SPIDER ONE is equipped with a genuine Honda GX390 commercial 4-stroke gasoline engine (11 HP), known worldwide for reliability, easy pull/electric starting, and simple maintenance.

Is the SPIDER ONE stable on uneven ground?

Yes. The wide outrigger stance (5.05 ft wide when deployed) creates a stable triangular footprint that anchors the machine securely during heavy bucket digging cycles.