The loaders' model names are based on their bucket capacity: the WL750 (0.75 cubic meters), WL950 (0.95 cubic meters) and ...

Rigid-framed, all-wheel-steer loader has 100-hp Deutz diesel power, 13,338-lb. operating weight and a straight tip bucket load of 9,480 lbs. Wacker Neuson’s 8115L all-wheel steer loader offers the ...

The versatile stand-on SM100 is an excellent addition to any rental fleet and is the perfect fit for landscaping projects, light site work, grading, auguring, general material handling, and more.

The 1150 is a rigid-frame, four-wheel-steer loader with 9,127 pounds of tipping capacity at full turn and a 1.5 cubic yard standard bucket. The Deutz-powered, 77.8-horsepower loader weighs 5.9 metric ...

The ag-focused wheel loaders, telescopic wheel loaders and compact telehandlers are designed for livestock, hay and ...

Wacker Neuson has introduced a new line of skid-steer loaders and compact track loaders to the North American market. According to the company, the new models “have been designed and built from the ...

Wacker Neuson is now making its WL20e fully electric wheel loader – which is launched in 2015 as the first wheel loader with an electric drive – available with a high-quality AGM battery. The ...

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Wacker Neuson has launched the WL28 compact wheel leader, a transport helper designed for the rigours of the construction site that combines high load capacity with flexibility and manoeuvrability.

Wacker Neuson has launched four skid steer and compact tracked loaders developed for the North American market and said the new range would help it fill gaps in its distribution network in the region.

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