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Doosan DX63-3 vs Wacker Neuson DV90 Dual View Dumper

The Wacker Neuson DV90 Dual View Dumper has 24kW more power.

Last reviewed 13 September 2026

DX63-3
Doosan DX63-3
Wacker Neuson DV90 Dual View Dumper
Wacker Neuson DV90 Dual View Dumper - image: Wacker Neuson

Key differences

Specifications side by side

Doosan DX63-3Wacker Neuson DV90 Dual View Dumper
Operating weight9,555lb (4,334kg)4,852 - 5,101 kg
Engine power42.6hp gross / 39.5hp net at 2200rpm55.4 kW (74.3 hp) standard, 100 kW (134.1 hp) turbo
Max dig depth10ft 6in (3.2m)-
Bucket capacity0.19yd3 (0.145m3)-
Payload-9,000 kg (up to 9 tons)
Skip capacity-3,750 l levelled / 4,600 l heaped / 2,400 l water level

Sources: Doosan DX63-3, Wacker Neuson DV90 Dual View Dumper. Figures vary by model year and options, so check with the supplier before you commit.

Buy or hire the DX63-3 if...

A compact excavator for utility, drainage and small groundworks jobs, sized to fit through a standard gateway. It suits contractors who need real digging depth without the weight and cost of a bigger machine.

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Buy or hire the DV90 Dual View Dumper if...

  • you want one that has 24kW more power

The DV90 suits larger groundworks and haul jobs where a site needs more payload per trip than a DV60 or a standard skip dumper can offer, while keeping the same forward-facing Dual View console for safer reversing. Its hydrostatic four-wheel drive is aimed at sites with soft or uneven ground.

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Common questions

What is the difference between the Doosan DX63-3 and the Wacker Neuson DV90 Dual View Dumper?

The Wacker Neuson DV90 Dual View Dumper has 24kW more power. The Doosan DX63-3 is a 6-tonne class mini excavator; the Wacker Neuson DV90 Dual View Dumper is a wacker Neuson's 9 tonne swivel-cab site dumper, the larger machine in the Dual View range..

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