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HD Hyundai Construction Equipment HX25A Z vs Wacker Neuson EZ17

The HD Hyundai Construction Equipment HX25A Z has 5kW more power.

Last reviewed 6 October 2026

HD Hyundai Construction Equipment HX25A Z
HD Hyundai Construction Equipment HX25A Z - image: HD Hyundai Construction Equipment Europe
Wacker Neuson EZ17
Wacker Neuson EZ17 - image: wackerneuson.co.uk

Key differences

Specifications side by side

HD Hyundai Construction Equipment HX25A ZWacker Neuson EZ17
Operating weight2685 kg1,724 to 1,887 kg
Engine power18.5 kW13.8 kW
Bucket capacity0.06 cubic meter-
Breakout force-18.7 kN
Length-3,581 mm
Dig depth-2,590 mm
Width-990 to 1,300 mm
Height-2,369 mm

Sources: HD Hyundai Construction Equipment HX25A Z, Wacker Neuson EZ17. Figures vary by model year and options, so check with the supplier before you commit.

Buy or hire the HX25A Z if...

  • you want one that has 5kW more power

A zero tailswing 2.5 tonne digger for landscaping, drainage and building work close to walls and fences. Contractors and hire fleets use it where a compact machine still needs to dig a full-depth trench.

Full HX25A Z specifications →

Buy or hire the EZ17 if...

The 1.5 tonne class is the busiest size in UK hire fleets. At 1,724kg it goes on a braked plant trailer behind a large 4x4 or pickup, and digs to 2,590 mm for footings, drainage runs and fence posts. Zero tail swing means the back of the machine stays inside the tracks when it slews, so it can work tight against a wall or in one lane of a road.

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Common questions

What is the difference between the HD Hyundai Construction Equipment HX25A Z and the Wacker Neuson EZ17?

The HD Hyundai Construction Equipment HX25A Z has 5kW more power. The HD Hyundai Construction Equipment HX25A Z is a 2.5 tonne zero tailswing mini excavator; the Wacker Neuson EZ17 is a 1.5 tonne class mini excavator, zero tail swing.

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