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    About Wheel Log Loaders

    Smaller and more agile than truck and trailer log loaders, wheel log loaders can get in and out of tighter spaces and can move timber more quickly than track models, as well.

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    Location: Eau Claire, Wisconsin, USA
    Seller: Thill Track & Tractor Service
    Serial Number458-11837
    Location: Allegan, Michigan, USA
    Serial Number1203-72286
    Location: Lake City, Pennsylvania, USA
    Seller: Equipment Reuse International, LLC
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    Location: Cuauhtémoc, Chihuahua, Mexico
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    Location: Cuauhtémoc, Chihuahua, Mexico
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    Location: Cuauhtémoc, Chihuahua, Mexico
    Location: Woringen, Bavaria, Germany
    Seller: Albrecht & Gerber Baumaschinen GmbH

    About Wheel Log Loaders


    Barko 495B RTC Wheel Log Loader

    Wheel log loaders are forestry machines used to load or unload timber trucks in logging operations. They use a hydraulic boom and grapple to lift logs and carry them onto trucks or drop them off at a landing area. Wheel loaders vary in size and load capacity, and come with varying grapple styles that may make one model better at handling certain functions than another, like picking up multiple tree-length logs to make piles or moving cut, delimbed logs after transport.

    Wheel Log Loaders vs. Other Types

    Like track, truck, trailer, and stationary log loaders, wheel log loaders have their own sets of strengths and weaknesses. On the plus side, they move a bit more quickly and have greater manoeuvrability than track loaders, and are often less expensive, to boot. Because of their smaller footprint, they can also move in and out of tighter spots than truck and trailer log loaders. Their agility lets them move more timber than track models, but that efficiency comes at a cost; wheel loaders are less stable than track models when operating on inclines and in rough or shifting terrain.

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    You’ll find a number of new and used wheel log loaders for sale on ForestryTrader.ca from brands like Barko, Caterpillar, Deere, Liebherr, Volvo, and many others.