Wheel loaders are heavy construction machines designed for material handling, loading, and transportation tasks in various industries, such as construction, mining, agriculture, and landscaping. They are equipped with a front-mounted bucket that can be raised, lowered, and tilted, allowing them to scoop, lift, and move materials efficiently. Key features of wheel loaders include their articulated steering, powerful engines, and versatile attachments. The articulated steering allows the front and rear sections of the machine to pivot, providing excellent maneuverability, especially in confined spaces.
Wheel loaders come in different sizes, from compact models suitable for small job sites to large machines capable of handling substantial loads. They are commonly used to load materials like soil, gravel, sand, rocks, and other construction materials into trucks, hoppers, or other transport vehicles.
