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Wacker Neuson EW100 Mini Excavator

Category: Mini Excavators ➔
Manufacturer: Wacker Neuson ➔
Model: EW100 ➔

General Specifications

Boom/Stick Mobile Excavator Option 1

Max breakout force	11,308 lbs (5,129 kg)
Max Digging Depth	14 ft (4 m)
Max Dumping Height	18 ft (5 m)

Dimensions

Ground Clearance	1 ft (0 m)
Height - Top of Cab	2 ft (1 m)
Overall Width	97 in (247 cm)

Engine

Displacement	3,300 cu in (54,077 cu cm)
Engine Make	Perkins
Engine Model	854E-E34TA
Net Power	74 hp (55 kw)
Number of Cylinders	4
Power Measured @	24000 rpm

Operating Specifications

Fuel Capacity	45 gal (170 l)
Hydraulic Pump Flow Capacity	48 gpm (180 lpm)
Hydraulic System Relief Valve Pressure	3481 psi
Operating Weight	24,330 lbs (11,036 kg)
Tire Size	8.25-20 14 PR Twin Tires

Wacker Neuson EW100s currently for sale

A 2023 Wacker Neuson EW100 From Able Tool & Equipment for $210,000.00 USD

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