Head to head
Wacker Neuson DW10 vs Wacker Neuson ET25
The Wacker Neuson ET25 is the bigger machine by 1,123kg. The Wacker Neuson DW10 has 4kW more power and is 33cm (1ft) taller.
Last reviewed 13 September 2026
Key differences
- Operating weight: the Wacker Neuson ET25 is the bigger machine by 1,123kg.
- Engine power: the Wacker Neuson DW10 has 4kW more power.
- Height: the Wacker Neuson DW10 is 33cm (1ft) taller.
Specifications side by side
| Wacker Neuson DW10 | Wacker Neuson ET25 | |
|---|---|---|
| Length | 3,133 mm | 4,120 to 4,125 mm |
| Operating weight | 1,232 to 1,278 kg | 2,355 to 2,720 kg |
| Width | 1,194 mm | 1,120 to 1,500 mm |
| Height | 2,723 mm | 2,398 mm |
| Engine power | 18.9 kW | 14.6 kW |
| Payload | 1,000 kg | - |
| Skip capacity | 415 l | - |
| Breakout force | - | 22.6 kN |
| Dig depth | - | 2,722 mm |
Sources: Wacker Neuson DW10, Wacker Neuson ET25. Figures vary by model year and options, so check with the supplier before you commit.
Buy or hire the DW10 if...
- you want one that has 4kW more power
- you want one that is 33cm (1ft) taller
A 1 tonne front-tip site dumper, the size hired to move spoil and aggregate across a building plot or a big garden job where a barrow would take all day.
Full DW10 specifications →Buy or hire the ET25 if...
- you want one that is the bigger machine by 1,123kg
A step up for bigger footings, groundworks and landscaping. At 2.4 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 2,722 mm.
Full ET25 specifications →Common questions
What is the difference between the Wacker Neuson DW10 and the Wacker Neuson ET25?
The Wacker Neuson ET25 is the bigger machine by 1,123kg. The Wacker Neuson DW10 has 4kW more power and is 33cm (1ft) taller. The Wacker Neuson DW10 is a wheel dumper, 1 tonne payload; the Wacker Neuson ET25 is a 2.5 to 3 tonne class mini excavator.
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