Wacker Neuson Tracked Conventional Tail Excavators ET42

2023 Wacker Neuson Tracked Conventional Tail Excavators ET42

The ET42 tracked excavator offers large machine features in a smaller package. This 4.0-ton class machine is designed to assure that the performance and features offered meet the demands of the operator. Key innovations include enhanced visibility, operator comfort features and a linkage system that offers greater digging depth and dumping height, all contributing to a productive, high performing excavator.

Three-point kinematic bucket linkage system enables a 200-degree bucket rotation for excellent breakout force, greater digging depth and dumping height

Low profile hood and large windows provide an exceptional view the front of both tracks and the offset boom provides a complete view of the boom, attachment and work area

Load Sensing Flow Sharing system allows consistent and precise control regardless of load and offers comfortable and fatigue-free joystick control

Fuel efficient 46-hp Perkins diesel engine offers class-leading power and performance

Load Sensing Flow Sharing allows precise control regardless of the load to be moved.

The machine adapts to the load and the joystick movements remain the same for the operator.

With the ET42’s four auxiliary control circuits, versatile attachments can be used. With these, the mini-excavator can be applied for many different uses.

Attachments can be quickly changed thanks to the new pressure release switch.

The mini-excavator can be used at ambient temperatures of up to 45 degrees without compromising performance.

The intuitive operating concept of the ET42 allows easy and comprehensive control of the excavator.

Using a joystick, 3.5-inch display, Jog Dial and keypad, you can operate the machine, control the auxiliary hydraulics, or set oil levels. A 7-inch display is an available option.

Cab offers standard air conditioning and the unique four position windshield provides fresh air and easy communication on the job site.

The windshield wipers and their wipe direction were adjusted such as to prevent any visibility restrictions for the operator.