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Wacker Neuson WL50 Wheel Loader

Category: Wheel Loaders ➔
Manufacturer: Wacker Neuson ➔
Model: WL50 ➔

Bucket

Breakout Force	7,713 lbs (3,499 kg)
Bucket Capacity - heaped	1 cu yd (1 cu m)
Dump Clearance at Max Raise	9 ft (3 m)

Dimensions

Height - Top of Cab	9 ft (3 m)
Hinge Pin - Max Height	11 ft (3 m)
Length with Bucket on Ground	18 ft (5 m)
Wheelbase	7 ft (2 m)
Width Over Tires	6 ft (2 m)

Engine

Aspiration	Turbocharged
Engine Model	BF4M 2011
Gross Power	75 hp (56 kw)
Number of Cylinders	4

Hydraulic System

Pump Flow Capacity	17 gpm (64 lpm)
Pump Type	Gear pump
Relief Valve Setting	3046 psi

Operating Specifications

Fuel Capacity	24 gal (90 l)
Hydraulic System Fluid Capacity	21 gal (80 l)
Operating Weight	10,659 lbs (4,835 kg)
Rear Axle Oscillation	24 degrees
Static Tipping Weight	6,870 lbs (3,116 kg)
Tire Size	405/70-18 EM
Turning Radius	13 ft (4 m)

Transmission

Max Speed - Forward	12 mph (20 kph)
Number of Forward Gears	2
Transmission Type	Hydrostatic

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