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The Wacker Neuson RD12L Ride-On Roller (aka RD12) is powered by a Kohler Command PRO EFI (electronic fuel injection) ECH650 gasoline engine and offers the same great compaction performance and reliability you depend on from Wacker Neuson. Productivity and operator comfort with excellent visibility set the industry standard for this 1-ton class roller. The RD12 series has dominated the industry since it was originally developed and introduced to the North American market over 30 years ago. This popular ride-on roller is the perfect fit for residential and commercial construction for asphalt and subbase soil compaction of parking lots, driveways, asphalt, secondary roads, and nature trails. Additionally, it is an an excellent choice for landscape and golf course contractors to statically roll sod, fairways and greens.
Q: What is the Wacker Neuson RD12L (RD12) Ride-On Roller with Kohler EFI Engine?
A: The Wacker Neuson RD12L (RD12) is a ride-on roller designed for compacting asphalt and soil on construction sites. It features a Kohler EFI engine for reliable, fuel-efficient performance and is ideal for use in roadwork, landscaping, and other heavy-duty applications.
Q: Who is it ideal for?
A: This roller is perfect for construction contractors, roadwork specialists, and landscapers who need a compact yet powerful machine for efficient compaction in confined spaces or areas requiring precise control.
Q: What makes this ride-on roller unique?
A: The RD12L offers high compaction force in a compact, maneuverable design. Powered by a Kohler EFI engine, it provides efficient fuel consumption, lower emissions, and reliable performance, all while ensuring smooth and consistent results.
Q: Why choose the Wacker Neuson RD12L (RD12) Ride-On Roller?
A: With its fuel-efficient Kohler EFI engine, exceptional maneuverability, and high compaction force, the RD12L is an excellent choice for users seeking a compact, powerful, and reliable roller for a variety of compaction tasks in tight spaces.
Pre-Operation Inspection – Before each use, inspect the roller for visible damage, check tire pressure, and verify that the fuel, oil, and hydraulic fluid levels are appropriate.
Engine Oil – Change the engine oil after the first 50 hours of use and then every 100 hours of operation or annually, whichever comes first. Use the recommended oil to keep the engine lubricated and prevent excessive wear.
Air Filter – Clean or replace the air filter every 50 hours of operation or more frequently if operating in dusty conditions. A clean air filter is crucial for engine efficiency and longevity.
Fuel System – Always use clean, fresh fuel. In storage, drain the fuel tank to prevent fuel degradation. Use a fuel stabilizer to protect the fuel system during long-term storage.
Hydraulic Fluid – Check the hydraulic fluid levels regularly and top up as needed. Change the hydraulic fluid and filter every 500 hours or as recommended in the operator’s manual to ensure smooth operation of the roller's hydraulic system.
Battery Maintenance – Check the battery for charge and clean the terminals. Ensure the battery is secure and free from corrosion. Clean terminals regularly to maintain good electrical contact.
Tire Inspection – Inspect the tires for wear and proper inflation. Maintaining correct tire pressure is vital for the roller’s stability and smooth operation. Replace tires if damaged or excessively worn.
Roller Drum – Ensure the roller drums are free of debris and are in good condition. Clean the drum surfaces regularly to maintain optimal compaction efficiency.
Drive and Control System – Check the drive belt, transmission, and control systems for wear. Lubricate moving parts as needed to ensure smooth operation.
Radiator and Cooling System – Inspect the radiator and coolant levels to ensure the engine is adequately cooled. Clean the radiator fins periodically to prevent overheating.
Spark Plug – Inspect and clean or replace the spark plug as necessary (every 100 hours or annually). This helps maintain engine performance and fuel efficiency.
LED Lights and Electrical Components – If the roller has lights, inspect them for proper operation. Ensure all electrical connections are clean and free of corrosion.
Hydraulic Hoses and Connections – Inspect all hydraulic hoses for leaks, cracks, or wear. Tighten any loose fittings and replace damaged hoses immediately to prevent fluid leaks and ensure proper hydraulic function.
Brake System – Regularly check the braking system for wear. Test the brakes to ensure they are functioning properly, and replace brake pads as needed.
Storage – If the roller is to be stored for an extended period, drain the fuel, clean the unit, and ensure it is stored in a dry, cool, and well-ventilated area. Use a protective cover to shield it from dust and moisture.
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