Wacker Neuson
ST31
74 hp
Engine power
3 ft (0.9 m)
Max reach
8,095 lb (3,672 kg)
Operating weight
5,300 lbf
breakout force bucket
30 US gal
fuel tank capacity
126 in (319 cm)
hinge pin height
Equivalent across brands
Compare side by side →Comparable machines from other manufacturers, scored on normalised, manufacturer-sourced specs.
| Model | Match | Engine power | Max reach | Operating weight |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Case TR270B | 99% | 74 hp | - | 8,267 lb (3,750 kg) |
| New Holland C327 | 99% | 74 hp | - | 8,267 lb (3,750 kg) |
| Asv VT-75-1C | 97% | 72 hp | - | 7,915 lb (3,590 kg) |
| Bobcat T630 | 97% | 74 hp | - | 8,655 lb (3,926 kg) |
| Gehl RT165 | 96% | 69 hp | - | 8,020 lb (3,638 kg) |
| Kubota SVL65-2 | 96% | 68 hp | - | 8,135 lb (3,690 kg) |
Documents
Full specifications
| Auxiliary hydraulics relief pressure | 3,494.5 psi | ↗ |
| Breakout force - lift | 5,000 lbf | ↗ |
| Breakout force - tilt | 5,300,097 lbf | ↗ |
| Bucket Roll Back | 1.6 s | ↗ |
| Bucket Roll Out | 2.1 s | ↗ |
| Cylinder | 4 | ↗ |
| Cylinder capacity | 151.5 in³ | ↗ |
| Engine Manufacturer | Kohler | ↗ |
| Engine type | Diesel engine | ↗ |
| Flow rate | 19.8 gal/mi | ↗ |
| Flow rate max. | 29.9 gal/mi | ↗ |
| Fuel Tank capacity | 35 gal US | ↗ |
| Ground Pressure | 5.8 psi | ↗ |
| Hydraulic fluid volume | 42.3 qt US | ↗ |
| Lift Arm Raise | 3.7 s | ↗ |
| Lift arm lower | 2.5 s | ↗ |
| Oil filling max. | 2.6 gal US | ↗ |
| Operating Engine speed | 2,750 1/min | ↗ |
| Operating power | 74.3 hp | ↗ |
| Operating weight | 8,241 lb (3,738 kg) | ↗ |
| Rated Operating Capacity at 35% Tip Load | 2,169 lb (984 kg) | ↗ |
| Rated Operating Capacity at 50% Tip Load | 3,100 lb (1,406 kg) | ↗ |
| Tip Load | 6,199 lb (2,812 kg) | ↗ |
| Tractive Effort max. at 100% effective force | 9,873.6 lbf | ↗ |
| Travel speed stage 1 | 6.5 m/H | ↗ |
| Travel speed stage 2 | 9.7 m/H | ↗ |
Every figure is traced to the manufacturer’s published data. ↗ opens the source.
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