Specification sheet Wheel Loader Ref wacker-neuson-wl32-wheel-loader
Wacker Neuson WL32
The Wacker Neuson WL32 is a wheel loader with an operating weight of 7,496 lb (3,400.2 kg), a 49 hp engine, and a 0.59 yd³ (0.46 m³) bucket.
✓ QA-verified — every figure checked for unit consistency, physical possibility, and class plausibility; failures withheld → Operating weight
7,496lb
3,400.2kg
Engine power
49hp
36.54kW
Gross Power Bucket capacity
0.59yd³
0.46m³
◆Where it sits in its classpercentile · compact wheel loaders
Among 374 compact wheel loaders (≤22,000 lb), the Wacker Neuson WL32 sits at the compact end of its class:
- Operating weight 7,500 lb lighter than 89% (n=374)
- Engine power 49 hp less powerful than 82% (n=367)
- Bucket capacity 0.6 yd³ smaller-bucket than 94% (n=309)
◇Scale drawingdrawn to scale · mm
01 Engine Specification
| Number Of Cylinders | 4 | |
|---|---|---|
| Engine Make | Perkins | |
| Engine Model | 404 F-22 | |
| Gross Power | 49hp | 36.6kw |
| Power Measured @ | 2600rpm | |
| Displacement | 135cu in | 2.3L |
| Alternator | 85amps |
02 Operational Specification
| Fuel Capacity | 16.9gal | 64L |
|---|---|---|
| Max Speed | 12.4mph | 20km/h |
| Operating Voltage | 12V | |
| Tire Size | 31x15.5-15EM ET-37 |
03 Weights Specification
| Breakout Force Maximum | 9597lb ft | 13011.8Nm |
|---|---|---|
| Lifting Force Maximum | 4292lb | 1946.9kg |
| Operating Weight | 7496lb | 3400.2kg |
04 Hydraulic System Specification
| Hydraulic System Tank | 37gal | 140.1L |
|---|---|---|
| Pump Flow Capacity | 14.8gal/min | 56.1L/min |
| Relief Valve Pressure | 6527psi | 45002.1kPa |
05 Bucket Dimensions
| Bucket Capacity - Heaped | 0.59yd3 | 0.46m3 |
|---|
06 Dimensions Dimensions
| Ground Clearance | 0.81ft in | 245mm |
|---|---|---|
| Length With Bucket On Ground | 13.2ft in | 4022mm |
| Width Over Tires | 4.64ft in | 1414mm |
| Height To Top Of Cab | 7.71ft in | 2348mm |
| Wheelbase | 6.41ft in | 1952mm |
| Overall Length | 15.61ft in | 4755mm |
| Track Width | 37.01in | 940mm |
Method. Figures are manufacturer reference specifications, not measurements. Every value is checked for unit consistency, physically possible magnitude, and plausibility for its equipment class before publication; figures that fail any check are withheld rather than shown, and figures reconstructed from related data are marked above. Imperial and metric figures are reproduced as published, except where a note states otherwise.