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The RD18 articulated ride-on rollers offer a large drum diameter combined with the low machine center of gravity to ensure excellent compaction quality. The three-point articulated joint offers constant surface contact for better results, safety and a smoother ride. Unilateral drum support allows for up to the edge compaction on both sides.
Q: What is the Wacker Neuson RD18 Ride-On Roller?
A: The Wacker Neuson RD18 is a ride-on roller designed for efficient compaction of asphalt, soil, and gravel on construction sites. It features a user-friendly design and offers superior maneuverability, making it ideal for medium to large compaction tasks.
Q: Who is it ideal for?
A: This roller is perfect for construction contractors, roadwork specialists, and landscapers who require high compaction performance on medium to large-scale projects, including road construction, parking lots, and other infrastructure works.
Q: What makes this ride-on roller unique?
A: The RD18 features a powerful engine and exceptional compaction force, ensuring smooth, even results. Its compact design allows for easy operation in confined spaces, while the ride-on configuration provides greater comfort and efficiency for operators during long hours of use.
Q: Why choose the Wacker Neuson RD18 Ride-On Roller?
A: The RD18 offers a combination of high compaction force, efficient operation, and user comfort, making it an excellent choice for users looking to maximize productivity and achieve superior compaction in medium to large-scale projects.
Pre-Operation Inspection – Before starting the roller, visually inspect the unit for any damage, ensure all safety guards are in place, and check the operation of the controls. Verify that the hydraulic fluid, engine oil, and fuel levels are at the proper levels.
Engine Oil – Change the engine oil after the first 50 hours of operation and then every 100 hours or annually, whichever comes first. Always use the recommended oil grade and oil filter for optimal engine health.
Hydraulic Fluid – Check the hydraulic fluid levels before use. Change the hydraulic fluid every 500 hours of operation or as specified in the user manual. Use the recommended hydraulic fluid to maintain proper function of the vibration system and other hydraulic components.
Air Filter – Inspect the air filter regularly, cleaning it every 50 hours or replacing it when necessary. A clogged or dirty air filter can lead to poor engine performance and higher fuel consumption.
Fuel System – Always use clean, fresh fuel. If storing the roller for an extended period, it’s best to drain the fuel tank and add fuel stabilizer to avoid fuel degradation. Regularly check the fuel system for leaks and ensure the fuel filter is replaced when needed.
Battery Maintenance – Ensure the battery terminals are free from corrosion and the battery is securely mounted. Charge the battery before use, especially if the roller has been idle for a while. If storing the unit long-term, disconnect the battery to avoid draining.
Tire & Drum Inspection – Check the tires for proper inflation and wear. Inspect the drum for any visible cracks, dents, or damage that could affect compaction performance. Ensure the drum is securely mounted and clean of any debris that could affect its function.
Vibration System – The roller’s vibration system should be checked regularly to ensure it is functioning correctly. If there is reduced vibration or unusual noises, inspect the hydraulic drive system, and check for leaks or damaged components that could impair performance.
Brake System – Test the brake system regularly to ensure that it is fully operational. If you notice the brakes are not engaging or disengaging properly, inspect the brake fluid and pads. Replace any worn-out brake components to ensure safety.
Fuel and Oil Filters – Clean or replace the fuel and oil filters as per the manufacturer's recommendations (typically every 100 hours or annually). This prevents contaminants from damaging the engine and ensures smooth operation.
Lubrication – Apply the recommended grease to moving parts such as joints, pivots, and bearings at regular intervals. This reduces wear and tear, especially in high-friction areas like the vibration system and steering components.
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