Soil Loader

A soil loader is a type of heavy equipment designed to scoop, lift, and transport soil, compost, sand, gravel, or other loose materials. In agriculture, soil loader plays a critical role in tasks such as land preparation, material handling, and soil management.

Key Components of soil loader:

Bucket:

The primary tool for scooping and dumping soil (available in various sizes/materials).

Hydraulic System:

Powers lifting, tilting, and dumping motions.

Arms:

Structural components that extend the bucket’s reach.

Applications:

Land Preparation:

Soil loader is used to move soil to level fields or fill depressions as well as load compost for spreading.

Material Handling:

Soil loader is used to transport harvested crops, mulch, or fertilizer as well as clear debris after harvest.

Infrastructure Work:

Soil loader is used to dig irrigation trenches or construct farm roads.

Parameters:

Working Size:1200*1130*1300mm

Structural Style:Three Point Suspension

Operation Efficiency:3km/h

Tilling Scope:0.7~1.4m

Matching Hanging Width:530 mm

Matched To The Power Output Shaft Speed:720r/min

Supporting Power:35~75hp

Overall Weight:400 kg