Specification sheet Wheel Loader Ref wacker-neuson-850-wheel-loader

Wacker Neuson 850

The Wacker Neuson 850 is a wheel loader with an operating weight of 9,920.71 lb (4,499.96 kg), a 60.3 hp engine, and a 1.11 yd³ (0.85 m³) bucket.

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Operating weight
9,920.71lb
4,499.96kg
Engine power
60.3hp
44.97kW
Gross Power
Bucket capacity
1.11yd³
0.85m³

Where it sits in its classpercentile · compact wheel loaders

Among 374 compact wheel loaders (≤22,000 lb), the Wacker Neuson 850 sits below the median for its class:

  • Operating weight 9,920 lb lighter than 76% (n=374)
  • Engine power 60 hp less powerful than 63% (n=367)
  • Bucket capacity 1.1 yd³ smaller-bucket than 67% (n=309)

Scale drawingdrawn to scale · mm

2510B5040A
Side elevation
2510B1720C
Front elevation

01 Engine Specification

Number Of Cylinders 4
Engine Make Deutz
Gross Power 60.3hp 45kw
Displacement 220.8cu in 3.7L

02 Operational Specification

Operating Weight 9920.7lb 4500kg
Fuel Capacity 15.6gal 59.1L
Hydraulic System Fluid Capacity 13.3gal 50L
Static Tipping Weight 7054.8lb 3200kg
Turning Radius 11.4ft in 3450mm
Operating Voltage 12V
Alternator Supplied Amperage 95amps
Rear Axle Oscillation 22degrees
Tire Size 12.5 - 20

03 Transmission Specification

Transmission Type Continuously variable hydrostatic axial-piston gearbox
Max Speed - Forward 12.4mph 20km/h

04 Hydraulic System Specification

Relief Valve Setting 3046psi 21001.5kPa
Pump Flow Capacity 19.6gal/min 74L/min
Raise Time 5.5sec
Dump Time 1.5sec
Lower Time 3.7sec
Pump Type Gear pump

05 Bucket Dimensions

Dump Clearance At Max Raise 8.21ft in 2500mm
Bucket Capacity - Heaped 1.11yd3 0.85m3
Breakout Force 7868.3lb 35kN

06 Dimensions Dimensions

Length With Bucket On Ground 16.54ft in 5040mm
Width Over Tires 5.65ft in 1720mm
Height To Top Of Cab 8.24ft in 2510mm
Wheelbase 6.3ft in 1920mm
Hinge Pin - Max Height 10.67ft in 3250mm

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