4,866 kg74 hpMarket avg. €27k · 5 listed · 0 below market
Asking prices land at €27k – €27k, around 66% below the market average.
This model sits 64% below the class average across 30 peer models.
Across independent European dealers, used Wacker Neuson DW60 listings currently run from €26,642 to €26,642, with a market average around €26,642. Year, operating hours and configuration move the price within that band. Based on 5 active listings, refreshed daily.
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The Wacker Neuson DW60 is a compact articulated dump truck with an operating weight of 4866 kg and an engine output of 74 hp. It sits in the lower-capacity segment of the articulated dump truck class, designed for tight-site material haulage where larger machines cannot operate efficiently. The DW60 combines a relatively low operating weight with a purpose-built articulated frame, giving it a distinct position among compact haulers in its category.
Compact articulated dump trucks of this class are used extensively in civil engineering, landscaping, drainage, and utility construction projects where site access is restricted. Their articulated steering and low ground pressure make them well suited to soft or uneven terrain, including green-field sites, pipeline corridors, and infrastructure works in confined urban environments. The machine class is also commonly deployed in agricultural and estate management applications requiring bulk material movement over sensitive ground.
When inspecting a compact articulated dump truck of this class, buyers should examine the articulation joint closely for play, wear, or cracked welds, as this is a high-stress structural area subject to fatigue over time. The hydraulic system, including cylinders, hoses, and the tipping ram, should be operated through full cycles to check for leaks, sluggish response, or drift. Engine condition should be assessed through visual inspection for oil or coolant leaks, and operational checks should confirm clean startup, stable running temperature, and the absence of excessive smoke. Drivetrain components including axles, differentials, and transfer case should be checked for unusual noise under load. Buyers should request full service documentation and verify that routine maintenance intervals have been observed, as gaps in service history are a reliable indicator of ownership and operational risk.
The Wacker Neuson DW60 competes most directly with the Hydrema 922F and the Hydrema 912D in the compact articulated dump truck segment. Compared to the Hydrema models, the DW60 differs in operating weight and engine power, and buyers evaluating all three machines will typically assess payload capacity, maneuverability, and drivetrain configuration relative to their specific site requirements. Within this class, machine hours, overall condition, service history, skip or body configuration, and the presence of attachments or additional hydraulic options are the principal attributes that move an individual unit within its price band. Machines with full documented service histories and lower accumulated hours command stronger positioning, while high-hour units or those requiring visible structural or hydraulic attention are typically valued lower. Configuration choices, such as swivel skip versus fixed body, also influence where a specific unit sits relative to comparable listings.
Market average ask shown as delta against the class average (€27k).
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