2025 Wacker Neuson EW65

EW65 Wheeled Excavator: power and speed

With a Wacker Neuson EW65 wheeled excavator, an operator can easily jump in the cab and head to the job site. The machine's road travel mode helps reduce time- and cost-intensive transport, while the variable drive system has a low rate of fuel consumption. With just one pedal to operate, the EW65 drives almost like a car. But it's a highly capable excavator, too.  The powerful load-sensing hydraulic system (LUDV) ensures the same speed for several boom movements with different loads. With proportional control auxiliary hydraulics and a triple boom, the EW65 offers smooth work with attachments and an excellent digging range.

Features May Include:

3-point kinematics

• With 3-point kinematics, the conventional bucket linkage has been taken to a new level. This "3-bolt" design extends the bucket's angle of rotation to 200 degrees - 10% more than conventional bucket linkage. This increases the vertical dig depth as well as the digging forces. This eliminates the need to reposition the excavator as often, significantly increasing efficiency.

Optimal positioning of hydraulic components

• Short hose paths result in lower power loss in the hydraulic system. This increases the service life of the hydraulic hoses, due to fewer wear points, especially in confined areas.
• The clearly defined routing of the hydraulic hoses ensures maximum efficiency, by reducing line resistance.

Powerful drive system with LUDV

• The powerful drive system combines with a load-sensing hydraulic system (LUDV) to deliver quick working cycles, greater application flexibility, and easier control for comfortable and fatigue-free operation of the excavator. No matter what the load to be moved, the control movements on the joystick stay the same. Along with increased operating comfort, this results in a performance plus, while simultaneously reducing fuel consumption.

Triple boom

• The articulated or "triple" boom provides greater maneuverability and, therefore, greater freedom of motion. The additional joint permits the bucket to be pulled right up to the travel gear or the dozer blade. Ideal when narrow spaces need to be accessed or an obstacle has to be moved out of the way. The excavator also features a greater dump height and even greater digging depth.

Individual support versions

• Stable footing is essential, especially during heavy excavation work or in difficult ground conditions. For support, operators can use a dozer blade or support stabilizers – in front, the rear, or in any combination.