Head to head
Takeuchi TB295W vs Wacker Neuson ET145
The Takeuchi TB295W has 30kW more power. The Wacker Neuson ET145 is the bigger machine by 5,174kg and digs 1.33m (4.5ft) deeper.
Last reviewed 13 September 2026
Key differences
- Engine power: the Takeuchi TB295W has 30kW more power.
- Operating weight: the Wacker Neuson ET145 is the bigger machine by 5,174kg.
- Dig depth: the Wacker Neuson ET145 digs 1.33m (4.5ft) deeper.
Specifications side by side
| Takeuchi TB295W | Wacker Neuson ET145 | |
|---|---|---|
| Operating weight | 10,377kg (10,667kg with outriggers) | 15,551 to 17,275 kg |
| Dig depth | 4,115mm | 5,442 mm |
| Engine power | 85kW | 55 kW |
| Breakout force | - | 91 kN |
| Length | - | 7,788 mm |
| Width | - | 2,490 mm |
| Height | - | 2,786 mm |
Sources: Takeuchi TB295W, Wacker Neuson ET145. Figures vary by model year and options, so check with the supplier before you commit.
Buy or hire the TB295W if...
- you want one that has 30kW more power
A road-going wheeled excavator for utility and drainage contractors who need to move between multiple jobs in a day without a low-loader. Its size sits between compact and medium wheeled excavators, giving useful dig depth for pipe and sewer work.
Listed by
- McGovern Plant Hire - Hounslow, Cranford
Buy or hire the ET145 if...
- you want one that is the bigger machine by 5,174kg
- you want one that digs 1.33m (4.5ft) deeper
A full-size excavator for civil engineering, bulk earthmoving and demolition. At 15.6 tonnes it moves on a low-loader and is often hired with an operator. It digs to 5,442 mm.
Full ET145 specifications →Common questions
What is the difference between the Takeuchi TB295W and the Wacker Neuson ET145?
The Takeuchi TB295W has 30kW more power. The Wacker Neuson ET145 is the bigger machine by 5,174kg and digs 1.33m (4.5ft) deeper. The Takeuchi TB295W is a 10.4 tonne wheeled excavator; the Wacker Neuson ET145 is a full-size tracked excavator.
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