Wacker Neuson RD 7H-ES Walk and Tow Behind Compactor Specs

Category: Walk / Tow Behind Compactors ➔
Manufacturer: Wacker Neuson ➔
Model: RD 7H-ES ➔

General Specifications

Wacker Neuson RD 7H-ES Walk and Tow Behind Compactor General Specifications specifications
DRUM WIDTH	25.60 in (65.02 cm) — Starting 2016 Model Year
ENGINE TYPE	Hatz — Starting 2016 Model Year
FREQUENCY HZ	3726 (62) — Starting 2018 Model Year
WIDTH	27.50 in (69.85 cm) — Starting 2016 Model Year

Dimensions

Wacker Neuson RD 7H-ES Walk and Tow Behind Compactor Dimensions specifications
Overall Width	2.40 ft (0.73 m)

Drum

Wacker Neuson RD 7H-ES Walk and Tow Behind Compactor Drum specifications
Drum Width	25.50 in (64.77 cm)
Frequency	55 vpm
Vibration Frequency	3300 vpm

Engine

Wacker Neuson RD 7H-ES Walk and Tow Behind Compactor Engine specifications
Make	Hatz

Operating Specifications

Wacker Neuson RD 7H-ES Walk and Tow Behind Compactor Operating Specifications specifications
Operating Width	27.50 in (69.85 cm)

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