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    2000 Caterpillar 990

    2000 Caterpillar 990

    • Manufacturer: Caterpillar
    • Model: 990
    • Hours: 18,934 hour

    -Erops -L5 pneumatic tires -Autolube Please call with any questions, (410) 216-3949, Se Habla Español.

    $107,300 USD
    Salem, OR
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    2002 Caterpillar 990

    2002 Caterpillar 990

    • Manufacturer: Caterpillar
    • Model: 990
    • Hours: 15,032 hour

    -Enclosed Cab -Bucket -L5 Pneumatic Tires -Autolube -Scale Please call with any questions, (410) 216-3949, Se Habla Español.

    $162,300 USD
    Salem, OR
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    2025 AGT KRW23 4X4 ARTICULATING

    2025 AGT KRW23 4X4 ARTICULATING WHEEL LOADER

      2025 AGT KRW23 4X4 ARTICULATING WHEEL LOADER, V-TWIN GAS, 39'' BUCKET, 2F/2R, PNEUMATIC OFF-ROAD TIRES, S/N- KRW232025L0625462, HOURS-0

      Portland, OR
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    Overview

    Wheel loaders are heavy machinery used primarily in construction, mining, and other industries requiring material handling. Equipped with large front-mounted buckets, they are ideal for loading and transporting materials like gravel, sand, and debris. Their versatility and efficiency make them indispensable for tasks involving excavation, grading, and site preparation.

    FAQ

    What should I consider when buying a used wheel loader?

    Inspect the machine's overall condition, engine hours, and maintenance history. Check for wear on the tires, hydraulics, and bucket attachments. Verify that all controls and systems are functioning correctly.

    How do I ensure the wheel loader is shipped safely to my location?

    Use a specialized transport service experienced in heavy machinery shipping. Secure the loader properly and protect it from potential damage during transit.

    What is the maintenance schedule for a wheel loader?

    Regular maintenance includes checking and replacing engine oil, hydraulic fluid, and coolant levels. Inspect and clean air filters, monitor tire pressure, and lubricate moving parts. Consult the manufacturer’s manual for specific maintenance intervals.