Construction Articulated Backhoe Loaders

Why choose Articulated Backhoe Loaders

Most backhoe loaders steer with the front wheels on a rigid frame. An articulated chassis bends in the middle instead, so the rear wheels follow the front track. That gives a tighter turn, better grip on soft ground and less tyre scrub on paved sites. It suits towns, farms and road crews that switch between loading trucks and digging trenches many times a day.

Confirmed and typical figures

The specification table below sets out the full data. The confirmed figures for this model are:

• engine power 55 kW, 4 wheel driven, articulated chassis
• loading bucket 1.0 m³ and digging bucket 0.3 m³
• operating weight 7640 kg

For machines of this type, other items are typical rather than fixed: hydraulic, operator-controlled work functions; a diesel engine, hydraulic drivetrain; a steel chassis, hardened bucket edges; and a family range of 0.8-1.5 m³ loader bucket, 0.03-0.24 m³ backhoe bucket. We confirm each point for your order.

Typical jobs

• digging trenches for water, drainage and cable lines
• loading sand, gravel and spoil into trucks
• clearing sites and backfilling after pipe work
• light road repair and municipal upkeep

What buyers ask us before ordering

We confirm bucket sizes, quick coupler or hammer lines, cab type and tyre pattern before production. Buyers on government contracts usually ask for the spec to be matched line by line to the tender document, and we flag any point we cannot meet.

For a rigid-frame option, see the backhoe loader with integral frame chassis or the side-shift backhoe loader. Both sit in our Construction Machinery range.

Shipping Articulated Backhoe Loaders

We ship from China to Nigeria, Kenya, Ghana and other markets, quoting on EXW, FOB, CFR or CIF terms. Each unit goes with its commercial invoice, packing list and bill of lading. See how Incoterms and export documents work before you plan your import.