Types of Earthmoving Equipment: Which Machine Does What
Choose by the job: excavators dig, loaders load, bulldozers push and spread, and trucks haul. Each machine has one weakness, and that decides the choice.
A wheeled loader with a big front bucket — the basic tool for loading and moving soil, sand and materials on site.

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Choose by the job: excavators dig, loaders load, bulldozers push and spread, and trucks haul. Each machine has one weakness, and that decides the choice.
Hire a skid steer (bobcat) for tight space and attachments, and a wheel loader (shovel) for loading trucks from a stockpile. Check the bucket load against the rated capacity first.
Divide the quantity of work by what one machine really produces in a day, divide by the days you have, and round up. Then match the trucks to the loader.
Prove the machine is yours, fix or disclose faults, list it with honest hours and photos, and agree every term in writing before handover.
Price depends on size and capacity, the city, the rental period and whether a driver is included. This page shows the prices listed right now; the most accurate way to get yours is to post a request with your dates and site and collect quotes from several suppliers.
Post one request on Maedah instead of calling suppliers one by one: it reaches every matching supplier in your city, quotes are sealed so nobody sees another's price, and you compare them on one page.
Yes, many suppliers provide a driver or operator. Say so in your request, or look for With driver in the equipment details.
Some listings offer Loaders for sale, new or used. Pick For sale on the equipment page or ask in your request.