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Groundhog SW 6100 D vs Wacker Neuson ET20

The Groundhog SW 6100 D is 2.05m (6.5ft) longer.

Last reviewed 13 September 2026

Groundhog SW 6100 D
Groundhog SW 6100 D - image: Groundhog
Wacker Neuson ET20
Wacker Neuson ET20 - image: wackerneuson.co.uk

Key differences

Specifications side by side

Groundhog SW 6100 DWacker Neuson ET20
Length6100 mm4,049 mm
Seating8 people-
Generator9.8 kVA-
Unladen weight4,000 kg-
Fuel tank300 Litres-
Breakout force-18.8 kN
Operating weight-2,005 to 2,526 kg
Dig depth-2,683 mm
Width-990 mm
Height-2,385 mm
Engine power-13.8 kW

Sources: Groundhog SW 6100 D, Wacker Neuson ET20. Figures vary by model year and options, so check with the supplier before you commit.

Buy or hire the SW 6100 D if...

  • you want one that is 2.05m (6.5ft) longer

Lift-on static welfare unit for construction, rail and highways contractors. Includes drying area, toilet and generator. The figures below are from the maker's own page.

Full SW 6100 D specifications →

Buy or hire the ET20 if...

A step up for bigger footings, groundworks and landscaping. At 2.0 tonnes it needs a 3.5 tonne plant trailer and a tow vehicle rated for the combined weight, or delivery on a lorry. Maximum dig depth is 2,683 mm.

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Full ET20 specifications →

Common questions

What is the difference between the Groundhog SW 6100 D and the Wacker Neuson ET20?

The Groundhog SW 6100 D is 2.05m (6.5ft) longer. The Groundhog SW 6100 D is a static anti-vandal welfare unit for eight people; the Wacker Neuson ET20 is a 2.5 to 3 tonne class mini excavator.

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