Backhoe Loaders
A backhoe is a wheeled digging machine with a two-part articulated arm with a digging bucket at the end of it at the rear and a loader bucket at the front. Excavators are probably the most widely used piece of heavy construction equipment on the market. They use wheels or tracks mounted on backhoes for mobility. Their function of transitioning between excavation and loading tasks makes them crucial for small to medium-sized earthmoving operations.
Under 75 hp backhoes
80 — 100 hp backhoes
100 hp plus backhoes
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Choose the Right Loader for Your Job
A mix between a front-end loader and a mini excavator, used for digging, trenching, and moving materials.
Compact loaders similar to Skid Steers but with rubber tracks for additional traction on uneven terrains.
A small highly maneuverable loader designed for tight spaces, landscaping and small construction jobs.
A portable, lightweight, small loader that can fit in a truck, for use in residential, landscaping, and small construction projects.
A wheel loader configured for multi-purpose work, featuring increased reach and attachment versatility for handling pallets, forks, buckets, and specialised tools efficiently.
An all-terrain, multi-purpose machine with large tyres used for hauling and material handling.
Heavy earthmoving loaders with steal tracks instead of wheels, for better traction on soft, muddy ground.