2,900 kg49 hpLimited recent data, based on 5 older listings
Based on 5 older listings. Current pricing may have shifted, so we show the class range instead.
Most asking prices land between €27k – €123k, with a market average around €80k.
This model sits 52% below the class average across 30 peer models.
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The Wacker Neuson DW40 is a compact articulated dump truck with an operating weight of 2,900 kg and an engine output of 49 hp. It belongs to the sub-5-tonne articulated dump truck class, a segment designed to combine maneuverability with load-carrying capability on confined or sensitive sites. Its compact dimensions and articulated steering make it a distinct alternative to larger conventional ADTs where site access or ground pressure are primary concerns.
Compact articulated dump trucks in this class are commonly deployed on landscaping, groundworks, and civil engineering projects where tight turning radii and low ground disturbance are priorities. They are well suited to work in urban construction zones, agricultural drainage schemes, and utility trenching operations where larger machines cannot operate efficiently. The combination of articulated steering and a self-loading or tipping body also makes them productive on golf course construction, park development, and similar amenity projects.
When inspecting a used compact articulated dump truck of this class, begin with the articulation joint and the associated bearings and seals, as wear in this area is a reliable indicator of overall maintenance standard. Check the tipping cylinder, ram seals, and body pivot points for leaks or deformation. Examine the drive axles and differential locks for correct engagement and any audible irregularities under load. On machines of this power band, the engine cooling system and hydraulic oil condition warrant close attention, particularly on units that have worked in dusty or high-temperature environments. Review any available service records and verify that scheduled maintenance intervals have been observed. Tyre wear pattern can indicate axle alignment issues or habitual overloading, and the condition of all four tyres should be factored into any assessment of the machine's readiness for work.
Within the sub-5-tonne articulated dump truck segment, the Wacker Neuson DW40 is most frequently cross-shopped against the Hydrema 922F and the Hydrema 912D. The DW40 sits at 2,900 kg operating weight and 49 hp, positioning it as a lightweight, agile unit compared to the generally heavier Hydrema models, which typically offer greater payload capacity in exchange for a larger footprint. Buyers prioritising site access and transport logistics often favour the DW40's lower weight class, while those prioritising raw payload lean toward the Hydrema alternatives. Within any given price band for machines of this type, the primary attributes that move a unit are recorded operating hours, overall mechanical condition, body and tipping gear serviceability, tyre condition, the presence of a service history, and optional attachments such as high-tip bodies or additional hydraulic circuits.
Market average ask shown as delta against the class average (€36k).
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