vandlader

A vandlader is a type of construction equipment, specifically a wheel loader equipped with a backhoe attachment. This versatile machine combines the functions of a wheel loader and a backhoe loader, allowing it to perform a wide range of tasks on a job site. The wheel loader component, with its front-mounted bucket, is designed for lifting, carrying, and loading materials like soil, gravel, and sand. Its large tires provide good maneuverability and traction in various terrains.

The backhoe attachment, typically mounted on the rear of the machine, features a digging arm with a bucket at the end. This allows for excavation, trenching, and demolition work. The backhoe can be articulated, providing flexibility in reaching and digging in different positions. Vandladers are often used in construction, landscaping, road maintenance, and agricultural applications due to their multi-functional capabilities. They offer an efficient solution by eliminating the need for separate machines for loading and digging tasks, thus saving time and operational costs. The operator controls both the loader and backhoe functions from a central cabin.