Wacker Neuson BS50-4As 4 stroke rammer

Wacker Neuson's 4 stroke rammers are classified by an excellent performance which is sustainably convincing. The high stroke energy, high percussion rate and long shoe stroke combined with a fast advance travel achieve excellent compaction results. Well thought-out features make the use of the 4 stroke rammers even more user-friendly, extend the service life and reduce maintenance to a minimum. Fast starting due to a small pump to the carburetor Strong stroke for heavy, cohesive soils Integrated oil deficiency protection with automatic shutdown when the engine is started with insufficient oil level Premium air filter ensures an almost dust-free engine operation and provides three times longer change intervals Comfortable transport Large and flexible transport lug Easy loading and stowing by transport rollers on the handle 4-stage air filter system Very good filter performance thanks to 4-fold air filter (consisting of cyclone filter, paper lamella filter and double foam filter) Clean intake air ensures optimum engine performance Long service intervals due to high filter capacity An engine with a strong reserve The robust GXR 120 engine from Honda operates in normal operation well below its performance limit. This protects the engine and extends its service life. Comfortable operation Only one lever for idling, starting and stopping BS50-4As Operating data Operating weight kg 65 Ramming shoe size (WxL) mm 280 x 340 L x W x H mm 673 x 343 x 940 Percussion rate max. blows/min 656 Stroke at the ramming shoe mm 61 Impact force kN 16 Operating speed m/min 7.1 Surface capacity - Compaction m²/h 119 Engine / Motor Engine / Motor type GXR 120 Engine / Motor manufacturer Honda Engine / Motor Air-cooled single-cylinder four-cycle gasoline engine Displacement cm³ 121 Operating performance kW 2.7 Rated performance kW 2.7 at rpm rpm 4,100 Fuel consumption l/h 1 Fuel tank capacity l 2.9 CO2 (NRSC) * g/kWh 674 *Determined value of the CO2 emission during engine certification without consideration of the application on the machine.