WACKER NEUSON SW24 SKID STEER LOADERS

Specifications & Market Value

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Equipment Overview

Model
SW24
Year of manufacture
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Technical Description

The Wacker Neuson SW24 is a skid steer loader engineered for demanding operational environments, featuring a robust 74 hp (55 kw) turbo-charged Perkins engine, compliant with Tier 4 Final emissions standards. It boasts an operational weight of 7,865 lb and a substantial rated operating capacity of 2,350 lb (50% tipping load). Key specifications include a maximum bucket breakout force of 6,717 lbf and a boom breakout force of 5,309 lbf. The machine has a maximum travel speed of 11.2 mph and utilizes an auxiliary hydraulic system providing a standard flow of 22.5 US gallons per minute with a relief pressure of 3,338 psi. Its compact dimensions include an overall length of 144.2 inches with the bucket, a width over tires of 5.9 ft, and a height to the top of the ROPS of 81.9 inches. The SW24 is designed with a standard two-speed transmission and offers operator flexibility with H-pattern or ISO joystick pilot controls, all housed within a spacious, pressurized cab. Service access is simplified by a hydraulically driven fan and a forward-tilting cab.

Technical Attributes

Rated Operating Capacity
2350 lb
Max Breakout Force
5309 lb-ft
Engine Power
74 HP

Dimensions

Size
12.1 ft L x 5.9 ft W x 6.9 ft H

Category

  1. CONSTRUCTION
  2. → LOADERS
  3. → SKID STEER LOADERS

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