The DT12p is designed for smooth travel while maneuvering across rough terrain and in confined areas.

Wacker Neuson introduced a new mini track dumper with a focus on concrete applications. The DT12p features a 15-cu. ft. poly skip designed to haul liquid concrete. Two skip configurations will be available.

The front tip skip that is designed to get the dump height as low as possible to the ground and the 180-degree swivel skip allows for maximum flexibility and precise placement of the concrete.

In addition to concrete applications, the DT12p with a payload capacity of 1.3 tons is an excellent dumper for smaller material handling jobs that need the advantages of a tracked machine, the manufacturer said. Powered by a 23-hp Vanguard gasoline engine and two speed drive system, the DT12p can travel up to 5.6 mph increasing efficiency of cycle times.

The DT12p is designed for smooth travel while maneuvering across rough terrain and in confined areas. The hydrostatic drive train plays a key role in providing easy and comfortable operation with no gears to change during operation. The rubber tracks with optimal weight distribution reduces ground pressure and prevents damage on sensitive surfaces, as well as providing added stability.

Wacker Neuson's new DT12p mini track dumper's compact dimensions are ideal for traveling through narrow passages and the easy operation make it ideal for a variety of applications.

For more information, visit www.wackerneuson.com.

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