Specification database Wheel Loaders 1,152 models · 49 makes

Wheel Loaders

Wheel loaders in our data span 2,050–598,004 lb — compact yard loaders through mining machines. That is not one class: a single ranked table would compare a 1-tonne loader with a 270-tonne one. So they are split into five coherent weight bands, chosen by the same dispersion gate used across the site. Pick a band for its full spec chart.

✓ Coherent bands — cuts set by the dispersion gate, class medians carry n; method →

Weight bands5 bands · 1,095 banded models

Band Range Models Median weightlb Median powerhp
Compact wheel loaders ≤22,000lb 374 12,590lb (n=374) 72hp (n=367)
Small wheel loaders 22,000–45,000lb 439 30,730lb (n=439) 165hp (n=408)
Medium wheel loaders 45,000–90,000lb 198 53,100lb (n=198) 275hp (n=190)
Large wheel loaders 90,000–150,000lb 39 106,770lb (n=39) 444hp (n=37)
Very large wheel loaders >150,000lb 45 224,650lb (n=45) 801hp (n=41)

Weight not publishedno published operating weight — cannot be banded · 57 models

Model Operating weightlbEngine powerhpBucket capacityyd³
Case 621FXT not published151hpnot published
Case 921B not published248hp4.8yd³
Case W11B not published66hp0.8yd³
Case W11 not published55hp0.8yd³
Case W18 not published103hp1.8yd³
Case W20C not published110hp1.8yd³
Caterpillar 972M XE not published311hpnot published
Caterpillar 980C not published270hp5.2yd³
Daewoo MEGA 200-III not published126hpnot published
Daewoo MEGA 300 III not published205hpnot published
Doosan DL400 not published280hp5.1yd³
Doosan DL500 not published335hp6.3yd³
JCB 411BHT not published80hp1.6yd³
JCB 412S not published148hp1.3yd³
JCB 426BHT not published132hp2.4yd³
JCB 436BHT not published144hp3yd³
JCB 456BZX not published190hp3.7yd³
JCB TM180 not published64hp1.1yd³
JCB TM220 not published74hp1.2yd³
John Deere 324J not publishednot published1.4yd³
John Deere 644A not publishednot published2.5yd³
Komatsu WA100M-6 not publishednot publishednot published
Komatsu WA200PT-5 not published120hp2.5yd³
Komatsu WA270-7 not published149hp3yd³
Komatsu WA30-5 not published29hp0.5yd³
Komatsu WA320-7 not published165hpnot published
Komatsu WA380-7 not published142hpnot published
Komatsu WA80-3 not published59hp1.2yd³
Liebherr L538 2plus1 not published141hp3.3yd³
LiuGong 840II not published173hp3yd³
New Holland LW130.B not published149hp2.6yd³
New Holland LW130TC not published140hpnot published
New Holland LW170B not published170hp3.3yd³
New Holland W170C not published195hp3.5yd³
New Holland W50C TC not publishednot published1yd³
New Holland W50C ZB not publishednot published0.7yd³
New Holland W80C HS not publishednot published1.2yd³
New Holland W80C not publishednot published1.2yd³
TCM L13 not published87hp1.6yd³
Terex SCL515 not published50hpnot published
Volvo L110H not published255hpnot published
Volvo L120H not published272hpnot published
Volvo L150H not published295hpnot published
Volvo L180H HIGH-LIFT not published329hpnot published
Volvo L180H not published329hpnot published
Volvo L20H not published64hpnot published
Volvo L25H not published64hpnot published
Volvo L260H not published414hpnot published
Volvo L30G not published74hpnot published
Volvo L350H not published528hpnot published
Volvo L35G not published74hpnot published
Volvo L45H not published98hpnot published
Volvo L50H not published114hpnot published
Volvo L60H not published164hpnot published
Volvo L70H not published170hpnot published
Volvo L90G not publishednot publishednot published
Volvo L90H not published184hpnot published

How these bands are set. The wheel-loader category is not a single class (weight p90/p10 = 6.5x vs a ~2.3x site norm). Cuts are chosen by our dispersion gate so each band is internally coherent — not by industry convention; the labels are size descriptors. Class medians carry their sample size (n). The 57 machines with no published operating weight cannot be assigned a band and are listed above so every model keeps its link. No figure is estimated.