Low center of gravity because the turntable is located in the chassis, with no loss of shuttle space for the wheels.
Two machines in one
The Mecalac MWR series is designed for versatile work where a compact and strong machine is needed. The low center of gravity and the unique Mecalac boom next to the cab provide square stability and unprecedented lifting capacity. A load of more than 3 tons can be moved easily and close to the machine without being surprised in its stability. The travel drive is separate from the working hydraulics and, like a shovel, is driven by a hydrostat. The 4-wheel steered axles are also self-locking. This makes any terrain suitable for the 9 MWR! In short, a very strong, compact, stable and all-terrain machine suitable for crane and shovel work.
Mecalac 9 MWR
in details
The strong outward movement of the dipperstick cylinder provides unprecedented lifting and pushing forces. The boom acts as a counterweight.
The unique boom design allows you to work truly compact without compromising range.
Powerful travel gear and dipperstick make the machine suitable for shovel work.
The fuel tank is located in the undercarriage. Refueling and daily maintenance can be done from the ground.
Low step with large steps and cleverly placed handles makes boarding safe and easy
Modern designed and spacious cabin with lots of glass and a sliding window in the door. The front window can be opened completely. The steering column can be adjusted at 3 points.
In Action
PRACTICE
Two machines in one: cranes and shoveling
Square stable over entire 360° swivel range.
Compact boom and large working range: is strong near, far, and in height.
Easy loading truck can come from near high
Compact and maneuverable in small spaces
The stability and lifting force enables many applications
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Complete your machine with our attachments
Get the most out of your machine with our attachments. We have an attachment for every job. Ample stock, new and used. We are also happy to advise you on customization.
