About · Wacker Neuson WL44Overview
The Wacker Neuson WL44 is a compact wheel loader with an operating weight of 4600 kg and an engine output of 61 hp. It is equipped with a bucket capacity of 0.75 m3, positioning it in the light-to-mid segment of the compact wheel loader class. The machine is designed for productive site work where a balance between manoeuvrability and lifting capacity is required.
Typical applicationsWhere this machine is used
Compact wheel loaders in this weight and power class are commonly deployed on construction sites, agricultural operations, municipal maintenance work, and landscaping projects. The combination of a sub-5000 kg operating weight and a 0.75 m3 bucket makes the WL44 suitable for material handling, stockpile management, and confined-space loading tasks. Its size also makes it practical for indoor applications such as warehouse or stable work where larger machines cannot operate.
Used-market inspectionWhat to check before buying
When inspecting a used WL44 or any machine in this compact wheel loader class, buyers should assess the condition of the articulation joint and steering cylinders, as these components experience high cycle stress in daily loading operations. The hydraulic system, including hoses, couplings, and bucket linkage pins, warrants close examination for wear, leakage, or play. Service history documentation, filter change records, and evidence of scheduled maintenance are important indicators of how the machine has been managed. Tyre condition and rim integrity should be checked, along with the condition of the cab, controls, and visibility aids. An independent pre-purchase inspection by a qualified technician is advisable before committing to any used equipment purchase.
Current marketPrice position
The European market average asking price for the Wacker Neuson WL44 stands at EUR 50,399. Direct competitor models in the same compact wheel loader segment include the Kramer 5075 and the Kubota R070, which buyers typically evaluate alongside the WL44 when sourcing in this class. Prospective purchasers should compare available attachments, service network coverage, and machine history when assessing value relative to these alternatives.