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Bobcat E10z vs Wacker Neuson DPU100-70

The Bobcat E10z is the bigger machine by 496kg.

Last reviewed 13 September 2026

Bobcat E10z
Bobcat E10z - image: bobcat.com
DPU100-70
Wacker Neuson DPU100-70

Key differences

Specifications side by side

Bobcat E10zWacker Neuson DPU100-70
Operating weight1,176 kg680kg (710kg with extension plates)
Dig depth1,820 mm-
Engine power7.5 kW-
Retracted track width71 cm-
Centrifugal force-100kN
Plate width-700mm (970mm with extension plates)
Travel speed-30m/min forward, 28m/min reverse
Engine-Lombardini 12 LD 475, 15.0kW max at 3,000rpm

Sources: Bobcat E10z, Wacker Neuson DPU100-70. Figures vary by model year and options, so check with the supplier before you commit.

Buy or hire the E10z if...

  • you want one that is the bigger machine by 496kg

The Bobcat E10z is a zero tail swing micro excavator built for confined internal and garden work, competing directly with the JCB 8008 CTS for the same narrow-access hire jobs. Its zero tail swing design lets it rotate its upper structure without the counterweight overhanging obstacles, unlike some other micro excavators of this size. It is typically hired for basement, extension and small landscaping work rather than bought outright.

Full E10z specifications →

Buy or hire the DPU100-70 if...

A heavy reversible plate compactor for granular sub-base and asphalt work, too large for garden or driveway jobs. Its weight and centrifugal force suit groundworkers compacting trench backfill and road sub-base rather than small landscaping tasks.

Full DPU100-70 specifications →

Common questions

What is the difference between the Bobcat E10z and the Wacker Neuson DPU100-70?

The Bobcat E10z is the bigger machine by 496kg. The Bobcat E10z is a a sub-1.2 tonne zero tail swing micro excavator; the Wacker Neuson DPU100-70 is a reversible vibratory plate compactor, diesel.

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