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John Deere Wheel Loaders for Sale in Hernando, MS

John Deere wheel loaders, particularly compact wheel loaders, are great for a variety of worksites and jobs. They are an essential piece of equipment for construction sites and a great addition to landscaping and farming operations. One of the best things about compact wheel loaders is their size. They are small enough to navigate most any area and are more than capable of holding their own and getting the job done. If you are interested in getting a compact wheel loader or are curious what they can do, check out the rest of this article. We will cover the basics of what a wheel loader is, what you can use them for, and what models we have for sale at Wade Inc.

Wheel Loader Basics

Thanks to the name, it’s not much of a secret what these machines are built for. Wheeler loaders are designed for loading dirt and rocks. Wheel loaders are also frequently called scoop loaders and bucket loaders. While there are multiple attachments for wheel loaders, most of the time you will see a bucket attached to the front for scooping and hauling materials. These machines can accomplish similar tasks as skid steers but they have the added benefit of more ground clearance. John Deere has three performance tiers for wheel loaders: compact, mid-size, and large. At Wade Inc, we sell compact wheel loaders. The compact machines are made very similarly to full-size wheel loaders, the main difference is the size and working capacity.

What Can You Use a Wheel Loader For?

If dirt work or transporting material is part of your daily duties, you are looking at the right machines, but that’s not all they can be used for. Wheel loaders are great for construction, agriculture, landscaping, and even warehousing. Check out the list below for some of the most common uses:

  • Moving dirt, sand, and gravel
  • Removing debris
  • Loading hay
  • Putting out feed
  • Moving and loading pallets
  • Clearing land
  • Compact Wheel Loaders For Sale

    John Deere 204L

    Overview:

  • Net Power: 61 hp
  • Operating Weight: 11,806 lb.
  • John Deere 244L

    Overview:

  • Net Power: 71 hp
  • Operating Weight: 12,258 lb.
  • John Deere 304L

    Overview:

  • Net Power: 65 hp
  • Operating Weight: 12,778 lb.
  • John Deere 324L

    Overview:

  • Net Power: 71 hp
  • Operating Weight: 14,110 lb.
  • John Deere 344L

    Overview:

  • Net Power: 103 hp
  • Operating Weight: 19,533 lb.