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Snow-removing wheel loader

Snow-removing wheel loader

Wacker Neuson's WL 30 articulated wheel loader converts from a summertime jack-of-all-trades to a snow removal machine. The wheel loader can throw snow,
  • Written by Lynette Cable
  • 1st November 2010

Wacker Neuson’s WL 30 articulated wheel loader converts from a summertime jack-of-all-trades to a snow removal machine. The wheel loader can throw snow, push it, sweep it and haul it. It has an on-demand differential lock for traction and four-wheel drive with articulated steering for maneuverability, especially in confined areas. The low overall height also allows the machine to work under sidewalk canopies and other structures. Applications include parks, cemeteries, municipal applications, sidewalks, shopping centers/malls, walkway/trails, institutional parking lots, housing complexes, university campuses and hospitals. The WL 30 has a heated cab, adjustable seat and intuitive controls.

Wacker Neuson, Menomonee Falls, Wis.
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