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Wacker Neuson ST45

The Wacker Neuson ST45 is a compact track loader with an operating weight of 10,244.89 lb (4,647 kg), and a 74.3 hp engine.

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Operating weight
10,244.89lb
4,647kg
Engine power
74.3hp
55.4kW
Gross Power

Where it sits in its classpercentile · compact track loaders

Among 184 compact track loaders , the Wacker Neuson ST45 sits above the median for its class:

  • Operating weight 10,240 lb heavier than 74% (n=182)
  • Engine power 74 hp more powerful than 59% (n=167)

Not positioned on rated operating capacity — withheld or unpublished for this machine.

Scale drawingdrawn to scale · mm

2080C240D3655A2942B1600E
Side elevation
2080C450F
Front elevation

01 Engine Specification

Emission Tier Level Tier 4 Final
Engine Model Perkins 854
Gross Power 74.3hp 55.4kw
Aspiration Turbo Charged

02 Operational Specification

Operating Weight 10244.9lb 4647kg
Fuel Capacity 24.7gal 93.5L
Max Speed - Low Range 4.3mph 6.9km/h
Max Speed - High Range 8.7mph 14km/h

03 Loader Specification

Rollback - Ground Level 30.5degrees
Bucket Rollback At Max Height 45.5degrees
Boom Breakout Force 5305.5lb 23.6kN
Tipping Angle 38degrees
Bucket Width 78in 1981mm
Bucket Breakout Force 6721.8lb 29.9kN

04 Hydraulic Specification

Pump Flow 22.9gal/min 86.5L/min
Relief Valve Pressure 3335.9psi 23000kPa

05 Dimensions Dimensions

Width Over Tracks 1.48ft in 450mm
Height To Top Of Cab 6.83ft in 2080mm
Ground Clearance 9.45in 240mm
Length Of Track On Ground 5.25ft in 1600mm
Dump Reach 34.34in 872mm
Dump Height - Maximum 107.13in 2721mm
Hinge Pin Height - Fully Raised 135.36in 3438mm
Angle Of Departure 30degrees
Length With Bucket 12ft in 3655mm
Length With Out Bucket 9.66ft in 2942mm
Overall Height 6.83ft in 2080mm
Wheelbase 5.25ft in 1600mm
Width - No Bucket 75.99in 1930mm
Dump Angle 38degrees

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