Wacker Neuson launched three new compact wheel loaders at ConExpo 2026, the WL750, WL950, and WL1150. Details at Equipment ...

Wacker Neuson's entry first two skid steers and compact track loaders are powered by 74-hp Perkins diesels with maintenance-free, flow-through exhaust aftertreatment Wacker Neuson offers two skid ...

Wacker Neuson’s newest all-wheel-steer (AWS) wheel loaders include the conventional-boom 8085 and the telescopic-boom 8085T. The 8085 weighs in at 10,472 pounds, has a tipping load of 8,047 pounds, ...

Wacker Neuson is introducing a new compact track loader, the ST27. This new model is the smallest in the company’s line up of CTLs, but the ST27 is an excellent pound-for-pound fighter in the compact ...

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 ...

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.

In the face of tariffs, tariff threats, and generally high component costs, a number of OEMs are bringing more of their ...

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Wacker Neuson has announced it is adding a skid steer and compact tracked loader production line at its factory in Menomonee Falls, US. Production of four models is expected to begin in the first ...

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