Wacker Neuson debuts crawler-mounted dumper

The smallest of Wacker Neuson’s new five-strong DT series of crawler-mounted dumpers being showcased at INTERMAT 2012, the DT05 has a loading capacity of 0.5tonnes and a machine width of just 66cm.
March 9, 2012 Read time: 1 min
The smallest of 1651 Wacker Neuson’s new five-strong DT series of crawler-mounted dumpers being showcased at INTERMAT 2012, the DT05 has a loading capacity of 0.5tonnes and a machine width of just 66cm. It is said by the company to be ideally suited for use in buildings and is available with either a diesel or petrol engine. Like the other four in the DT series, the DT05 has fully hydrostatic traction drive.

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