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We Buy Used Wheel Loaders Cash Offer or Free Listing
Selling a used wheel loader? Send us the make, model, year, hours and condition. We reply within one business day. If it'sa wheel loader we buy, you get a cash offer. If not, list it free on the HeavyDutyYard marketplace, where we review every listing and screen buyer messages. Any brand, including Caterpillar, John Deere, Komatsu.
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Wheel Loaders Brands We Buy
Common Wheel Loaders Models We Buy
We have price and spec pages for 15 wheel loadersmodels. Don't see yours? Submit it anyway; we reply on models not listed here too.
What affects what your wheel loader is worth
Beyond year, make and model, these are the things buyers look at on a used wheel loader.
Tires
Loader tires are expensive. Tread left and matching sizes affect the offer directly.
Bucket and coupler
Bucket size, a quick coupler and extra attachments widen the buyer pool.
Transmission and axles
Smooth shifting and dry axle seals matter more than paint.
Hours and options
Ride control, an on-board scale and a clean cab with A/C add to the hours baseline.
How many hours is a lot on a used wheel loader?
Wheel loader (914-966 class)
Working life of 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). Typical use: 1,000–1,500 hours a year.
- Engine, transmission and axle lives average 10,000 to 11,000 hours before rebuilds. (Construction Equipment)
Source: Caterpillar Performance Handbook, Edition 29 (1998), p. 21-7
Check a specific machine with the equipment hours checker.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much is my used wheel loader worth?
HeavyDutyYard estimates on our model pages run from $35,000–$700,000 for used wheel loaders, depending on brand, model, year, hours and condition. Send us your wheel loader's details and we reply within one business day, with a cash offer if it's one we buy.
What wheel loader brands do you buy?
Any make. Our model pages cover 4 wheel loader brands, including Caterpillar, John Deere, Komatsu, Volvo. If yours isn't listed, send it anyway.
Can I sell a wheel loader that doesn't run?
Send the details either way. We make cash offers on some machines; the rest can list free on the marketplace. Tell us about known issues up front so the offer or listing is accurate.
How do I prepare my wheel loader for sale?
Nothing is needed to ask for an offer beyond the make, model, year and hours. Photos, service records and proof of ownership make the offer faster and more accurate.
What if you don't buy my wheel loader?
You can list it free on the HeavyDutyYard marketplace. We review every listing before it goes live and screen buyer messages before they reach you. A featured spot is optional at a one-time $24.99.
How fast can I sell my wheel loader?
We reply within one business day of your submission. If you accept a cash offer, payment and pickup terms are agreed in writing and we help coordinate a hauler. If you list on the marketplace instead, timing depends on buyers; you set the price.
What Are Wheel Loaders Worth by Brand?
Across 4 brands, HeavyDutyYard estimates for used wheel loaders run $35,000–$700,000. Komatsu has the highest top-end estimate in our data.
| Brand | Models | HeavyDutyYard Estimate |
|---|---|---|
| John Deere | 4 | $73,500–$550,000 |
| Komatsu | 4 | $81,500–$700,000 |
| Volvo | 4 | $77,500–$520,000 |
| Caterpillar | 3 | $35,000–$480,000 |
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