Used Wheel Loaders

Used wheel loaders have a great resale value because wheel loaders are the most common type of loaders. They feature a large loader (the scoop, bucket, or shovel) extending from the front of the machine used to load loose debris from an excavation site into a dump truck. They also have large wheels to maneuver over rough terrain. Because these loaders are often very expensive, it is often better to purchase them used than new. Second-hand wheel loaders often have attachments which can replace the loader itself. Possible attachments include plows, brooms, blades, forks, grapples, rakes, and more.

Even though secondhand wheeled loaders cost less than new loaders, prices can vary substantially. That is because there are different kinds of wheel loader varying in size from compact to heavy articulated models. As a result, a used wheel loader can be owned by a large construction company or residential constructor alike. One of the most common reasons to purchase a wheel loader is to become an independent contractor and provide usage for a fee. These ventures can be extremely profitable offering incredible hourly rates if you find contractors that don't already own the same loader.

Wheel Loader Used. The cost of a used loader will depend on its size, age, features, and manufacturer. Ranging between $3000 and $150,000, you can save money on a wheel loader by going to an auction or online trader. Heavy equipment auctions are common and most allow you to bid online or live. A few of the best online traders and auctions to purchase wheel loaders include the following:

• Machinery Trader: Features a vast database of pre-owned wheel loaders and other heavy equipment. Searchable by builder, model, age, location, and more
• Iron Planet: The best online auction. Every wheel loader is inspected and includes unmodified pictures and spec sheets to view online.
• Equipment Trader Online: Similar to Machinery Trader. Includes wheel loader pictures, payment calculator, financing, and more.

You can also purchase a wheel loader used through the manufacturer. Wheel Loader manufacturers include Caterpillar, Volvo, John Deere, JCB, Komatsu, Terex, Moxy, New Holland, Link Belt, Case, Bobcat and more.

Wheel Loader Rental. One option to purchasing a wheel loader is to rent. You can rent wheel loaders daily, weekly, or monthly depending on your need. The longer you keep a loader, the cheaper it is per day. Depending on the model, a wheel loader rents daily $200-$800/day, weekly for $900-$2500. Monthly rates go from $2000-$6000. For rates in your area, see Construction Equipment for Rent.

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