33 reactions · 16 shares | What a week! Under the motto of "175 years...

29 reactions | Staying innovative by tradition. This has been the hallmark of Wacker Neuson for 175 years. We invented the rammer in 1930, for example, and have continued to develop it. At that time electric with cable, then we provided more flexibility on construction sites with the first rammer with combustion engine and today we are pioneers in battery products. Tell us, which rammer do you like to use the most? | Wacker Neuson | Facebook

This is what passion for machines looks like. One of our colleagues took on a special project: completely disassembling and restoring a Wacker rammer from 1992. From engine parts to paint details – it's a full rebuild done with heart and precision. Check out the clip and take a look at this piece of construction history! | Wacker Neuson

6.4K views · 18 reactions | It’s almost here!  Our team at Wacker Neuson has been hard at work developing a cutting-edge machine, packed with advanced technology and innovative design, tailored to meet all your material handling needs. Stay tuned as we get ready to unveil our most exciting machine yet!  | Wacker Neuson | Facebook

1.8K views · 41 reactions | Professional soil compaction? At Wacker Neuson, you'll find the whole range: from 30-kilogram rammers to 7-ton rollers, with classic gasoline or diesel engines, but also battery-powered. In the video you can see our rammers, plates and rollers in use in Munich at a construction of our customer Kassecker! | Wacker Neuson | Facebook