Technical Description
The Wacker Neuson 850 is a compact wheel loader designed for versatile material handling with a maximum bucket capacity of 1.1 cubic yards (1 m³) and a breakout force of 7,868 lbs (3,569 kg). It features a Deutz 4-cylinder engine with 60.3 hp (45 kW) delivering reliable power. The machine has a continuously variable hydrostatic axial-piston transmission allowing a top forward speed of 12.4 mph (19 kph), ensuring smooth and efficient operation. Its overall length with the bucket on the ground is 16.6 ft (5 m), width over tires 5.7 ft (2 m), and height to the top of the cab 8.3 ft (2 m), making it compact and maneuverable on job sites.
The hydraulic system includes a gear pump with a flow capacity of 19.6 gallons per minute (72 L/min), a relief valve set at 3,046 psi, and dump, raise, and lower times of 1.5, 5.5, and 3.7 seconds, respectively. Fuel and hydraulic fluid capacities are 15.6 gallons (57 L) and 13.3 gallons (49 L), supporting extended operating periods. With a static tipping weight of 7,055 lbs (3,200 kg) and an operating weight of 9,921 lbs (4,500 kg), it offers stability and control. Other notable features include a turning radius of 11.4 ft (3 m), rear axle oscillation of 22°, 12 V operating voltage, and 95 A alternator output, completing the machine’s robust specifications for construction and industrial applications.
