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An excavator is a heavy construction equipment consisting of a boom, dipper (or stick), bucket and cab on a rotating platform known as the "house". The house sits atop an undercarriage with tracks or wheels. Excavators are used for digging trenches, holes, and foundations. They are also used for demolition, material handling, and landscaping. The digging arm can be extended or retracted, and the bucket can be rotated to scoop and dump material. Some excavators are amphibious, meaning they can operate in water. Excavators come in various sizes, from small mini-excavators used for residential projects to large machines used in mining and heavy construction. The engine of an excavator is typically a diesel engine. The operation of an excavator involves a series of hydraulic cylinders and pumps that control the movement of the boom, dipper, and bucket. The operator controls these movements from the cab, which can typically rotate 360 degrees. The tracks on most excavators provide stability and allow them to move over rough terrain. Wheeled excavators offer greater mobility on roads and paved surfaces. The versatility of excavators makes them indispensable tools in many industries.