The Wacker Neuson WL95 is a wheel loader designed for material handling, loading, and site support applications in construction, landscaping, agriculture, and municipal work. It features a compact ...

The Wacker Neuson WL52 is a compact wheel loader designed for material handling, loading, and site support applications in construction, landscaping, agriculture, and municipal work. It is part of ...

Wacker Neuson has upgraded its compact articulated wheel loaders with Tier 4-Final engines and redesigned cabs. In addition, a hydraulically operated universal attachment plate includes a hydraulic ...

The company reknowned for its "jumping jacks" (rammers) has taken a new leap, this time into the wheel loader market. At a press event held at its North American headquarters in Menomonee Falls, WI, ...

Wacker Neuson introduced several new machines at CONEXPO-CON/AGG 2026, including two compact excavators, the WL750 wheel loader and the TH625 telehandler. The company said its new ET40 compact ...

Wacker has introduced four, articulated, compact wheel loaders (WL 18, WL 25, WL 30 and WL 50). These new loaders range in horsepower from 25 to 75, in operating weight from 1.8 to 5.0 metric tons ...

September 10, 2026On September 10, Wacker Neuson announced its new products for the fall of 2026: the EW135 wheeled excavator ...

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 ...

The Wacker Neuson WL60 is a compact wheel loader aimed at contractors who need high breakout force and maneuverability on tight jobsites, combining a narrow transport width with up to roughly 5.9 tons ...

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.

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