Loaders

Description

Wheel loaders are heavy construction vehicles equipped with a large bucket at the front, which is used to scoop, lift, and transport loose materials like soil, gravel, sand, demolition waste, and other bulk materials. They are characterized by having four large wheels, which gives them good maneuverability and traction in various terrains. The primary tool for material handling. They come in various sizes and types depending on the application.

• Boom/Lift Arms
  The hydraulic arms that raise and lower the bucket.
• Articulated Steering
  Most wheel loaders have articulated steering, allowing the front and rear frames to pivot independently, enabling tight turns and excellent maneuverability.