kuormaajalla

Kuormaajalla is a Finnish term that translates to "with a loader" or "by loader." It refers to the act of moving or transporting something using a loader, which is a type of heavy construction or agricultural equipment. Loaders are typically characterized by a large bucket attached to the front of the vehicle, used for scooping up and moving materials such as soil, gravel, snow, or logs.

The term "kuormaajalla" can be used in various contexts. For instance, in construction, it might describe how a pile of dirt was moved to a different location on a building site, e.g., "Maa siirrettiin kuormaajalla." (The soil was moved with a loader.) In agriculture, it could refer to the process of loading hay bales onto a trailer or truck, "Hae paalit kuormaajalla." (Get the bales with a loader.) In forestry, it might describe the loading of logs onto a transport vehicle, "Tukit lastattiin kuormaajalla." (The logs were loaded by loader.)

The specific type of loader used can vary, including front-end loaders, skid-steer loaders, or wheel loaders, each suited for different tasks and environments. The use of a loader implies mechanical assistance for heavy lifting and moving, making tasks that would otherwise be arduous or impossible for manual labor much more efficient. The term highlights the method of transportation or manipulation through the employment of this specific machinery.