Equipment Category
Used Wheel Loaders
for Sale
A wheel loader is an articulated, rubber-tired machine with a large front bucket for loading trucks, stockpiling and moving material.
Used wheel loaders run $35,000–$700,000 across the 15 models below (HeavyDutyYard estimates), from 4 brands.
Browse Wheel Loaders by Brand
Caterpillar
3 models available
John Deere
4 models available
Komatsu
4 models available
Volvo
4 models available
Wheel Loaders by Size Class
Small
Small- Models
- 4
- HP Range
- 63–130 hp
- Weight Range
- 10,847–25,350 lbs
- Est. Price Range
- $61,500–$200,000
Medium
Medium- Models
- 4
- HP Range
- 149–290 hp
- Weight Range
- 28,208–44,090 lbs
- Est. Price Range
- $35,000–$420,000
Large
Large- Models
- 4
- HP Range
- 273–370 hp
- Weight Range
- 51,220–72,000 lbs
- Est. Price Range
- $221,000–$550,000
Small-Medium
Small-Medium- Models
- 2
- HP Range
- 101–152 hp
- Weight Range
- 19,326–31,097 lbs
- Est. Price Range
- $80,000–$240,000
Extra Large
Extra Large- Models
- 1
- HP Range
- 529–529 hp
- Weight Range
- 122,136–122,136 lbs
- Est. Price Range
- $344,000–$700,000
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does a used wheel loader cost?
HeavyDutyYard estimates used wheel loaders at $35,000–$700,000 across the 15 models we have price data for, depending on brand, model, year, hours and condition. Each model page says whether its range has been checked against recent sales.
What size wheel loader do I need?
Wheel Loaders come in Small, Medium, Large, Small-Medium, Extra Large size classes. The right size depends on your application — Small units work for residential and light commercial work, while Extra Large machines handle heavy commercial and industrial jobs. Browse our size class breakdown above to compare specs and pricing by class.
Which wheel loader brands does HeavyDutyYard cover?
We track wheel loaders from 4 manufacturers including Caterpillar, John Deere, Komatsu, Volvo. Browse by brand above to see models, specs, and pricing.
How many hours is too many on a used wheel loader?
Published ownership guides put the working life of a wheel loader (914-966 class) at about 8,000–12,000 hours (Caterpillar ownership-period guide, 914G-966F: 8,000 hrs severe, 10,000 average, 12,000 moderate. 980G-992G: 10,000-15,000; source: Caterpillar). Service records and condition matter as much as the meter.
Can I sell my wheel loader to HeavyDutyYard?
Yes. Send the make, model, year, hours and condition and we reply within one business day. We make cash offers on some machines; otherwise we list yours free on the HeavyDutyYard marketplace.
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