1994-1999 WACKER NEUSON 8085 WHEEL LOADERS

Specifications & Market Value

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Equipment Overview

Model
8085
Year of manufacture
1994-1999

Technical Description

The Wacker Neuson 8085 is a compact wheel loader engineered for versatile material handling and ground work applications. Powered by a Deutz TCD 2.9 diesel engine producing 73.7 horsepower, it delivers 9,172 lbs of breakout force and features a 1.1 cubic yard bucket capacity with an 8,046.8 lbs tipping load. The machine measures 17.4 feet in length, 5.9 feet in width, and 8.2 feet in height, with a 6.7-foot wheelbase enabling stable operation across varied terrain. The loader incorporates a continuously variable hydrostatic axial-piston gearbox transmission, reaching maximum forward speeds of 20 mph and accommodating a 4,739.9 lbs payload. Its hydraulic system operates at 3,046 psi relief valve setting with 52.8 gallons of fluid capacity, supporting precise digging and loading operations. The machine weighs 10,471.9 lbs operating weight with a 22.1-gallon fuel capacity and 12-volt electrical system providing 77 amperes. Notable features include electronic three-steering mode synchronization—two-wheel, all-wheel, and crab steering—enabling enhanced maneuverability in confined spaces. The soundproofed cab and ride control system enhance operator comfort during extended use. The unit achieves a maximum lift height of 10.8 feet at the hinge pin and 2.1 feet reach at maximum lift and dump, making it suitable for stacking and dumping operations. Ground clearance of 1.1 feet provides adequate terrain negotiation capability for construction and landscaping applications.

Technical Attributes

Engine Power
128 HP
Max Speed
20.00 mph
Max Bucket Capacity
1.10 yd³
Static Tipping Weight
8,046.80
Max Breakout Force
9172 lb-ft

Dimensions

Size
17.4 ft L x 5.9 ft W x 8.2 ft H

Category

  1. CONSTRUCTION
  2. → LOADERS
  3. → WHEEL LOADERS

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