Compact Wheel Loader
With models ranging from 61.0-103.0 hp with 1–3 cubic yard bucket capacities, you can think big and run small. John Deere compact articulating loaders combine serious performance with small loader sizes so you can be productive, even in tight spaces. Pair them with a snow blower, grapple, pallet fork, broom or other John Deere attachment to increase your versatility, work smarter, and accomplish even more.
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FAQs about Compact Wheel Loader
If you need some heavy lifting done, a compact wheel loader can often do more than a skid steer. You can travel longer distances and enjoy improved fuel efficiency since the engines have lower RPMs than other construction equipment. You can also more easily maneuver on a variety of project sites and terrains, increasing your productivity and ability when working with a range of materials. Wheel loaders are full of advanced features like remote diagnostics, JDLink connectivity and SmartGrade technology.
What kind of training does it take to operate a John Deere Wheel Loader?
Thanks to modern technology, you can operate a K-Series Loaders with a single-lever joystick or two-lever fingertip control, seat-mounted control and sealed-switch modules.
Which applications are best for a wheel loader?
Wheel loaders can be more effective than skid steer in some locations, especially hard surface environments because it offers lower tire wear and improved fuel efficiency over a skid steer. However, it can also be more stable in off-road conditions. In areas where visibility is important, skid steers are limited in height compared to a compact wheel loader.
What kind of functionality do these machines offer?
Thanks to telescopic booms, these loaders are getting longer reach and multi-function capability. Lifting and dumping are prime operations.
How fast do these loaders go?
While it depends on the manufacturer, a compact wheel loader can safely reach top speeds of 30 mph.
Where is the best place to look for a wheel loader for sale?
You can find a wide selection of compact wheel loaders at Doggett Equipment. Our industry-leading equipment is the solution to your project’s needs.