Head to head
Kubota U27-4 vs Wacker Neuson EW100
The Wacker Neuson EW100 is the bigger machine by 8,035kg and digs 2.15m (7ft) deeper.
Last reviewed 13 September 2026
Key differences
- Operating weight: the Wacker Neuson EW100 is the bigger machine by 8,035kg.
- Dig depth: the Wacker Neuson EW100 digs 2.15m (7ft) deeper.
Specifications side by side
| Kubota U27-4 | Wacker Neuson EW100 | |
|---|---|---|
| Operating weight | 2,590kg or 2,490kg depending on variant | 10,625 to 11,855 kg |
| Dig depth | 2,820mm maximum | 4,968 mm |
| Maximum reach | 4,740mm | - |
| Breakout force | - | 73.3 kN |
| Length | - | 6,707 mm |
| Width | - | 2,450 mm |
| Height | - | 2,980 mm |
| Engine power | - | 55.4 kW |
Sources: Kubota U27-4, Wacker Neuson EW100. Figures vary by model year and options, so check with the supplier before you commit.
Buy or hire the U27-4 if...
The step up from the KX019-4 when you need more depth and reach but still have to work close to walls and fences. Tight tail swing is what makes it usable in an occupied garden, and it is one of the most common hire machines in Britain for exactly that reason.
Listed by
- MY Tool Hire Ltd - Harrow
- Standard Plant Hire - Keston
Buy or hire the EW100 if...
- you want one that is the bigger machine by 8,035kg
- you want one that digs 2.15m (7ft) deeper
A wheeled excavator: it drives between jobs on the road rather than arriving on a low-loader, which is why utilities contractors and councils hire them for street works and drainage. It digs to 4,968 mm.
Listed by
- GEM Plant Sales Limited - Ashford, Sevington, Willesborough
Common questions
What is the difference between the Kubota U27-4 and the Wacker Neuson EW100?
The Wacker Neuson EW100 is the bigger machine by 8,035kg and digs 2.15m (7ft) deeper. The Kubota U27-4 is a tight tail swing compact excavator, around 2.5 tonnes; the Wacker Neuson EW100 is a wheeled excavator, 10.6 tonnes.
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