Houston has no wheel loaders on sale at the moment. Buyers can send a purchase request with size and budget, and sellers can list a loader free. Look at the national wheel loader sale page for other regions.
You reach the seller directly, agree the price and the viewing, and pay the seller. The marketplace takes no fee from buyers.
Ready-mix and asphalt producers need loaders for their plants. Sand, gravel and shell yards depend on them daily, and port and bulk terminals use them on piles of cargo. Landfill and recycling operators buy larger models, while smaller contractors pick compact units that also take forks.
Compact loaders are handy for yards and building sites. Mid-size machines balance bucket volume with maneuverability, and big loaders move stockpiles quickly. Pick the class by the trucks you load, the material and how many hours each week the machine will work.
Inspect the articulation joint and pins for play, then the lift arms, bucket edges and teeth. Examine the tires closely, since a set of large tires is a major expense. Check for leaks at cylinders and hoses, test the brakes, and see the transmission shift smoothly under load. Salt air and standing water cause rust in the cab and frame on the coast, so open the panels where you can. Ask for service records, and check any weighing system for calibration.
Plan how the machine will arrive. A lowboy trailer is common, and the seller should quote the haul. For a short job, wheel loader rental in Houston may be cheaper, and the Houston buying hub lists more categories.
No prices appear yet. Size, hours, tires and condition decide the figure.
New loaders have warranty coverage. Used ones work well when records are clear.
A bill of sale showing serial numbers, plus a lien search and the tax record.
Yes. Load a truck with it before you pay.
Open the ad form; listing is free at launch.