Wheel loader rental at Luibl

Wheel loaders are very versatile machines. Above all, however, they are used wherever soil, rubble or building materials need to be moved. They are most effective over short distances, for example to load a lorry. There are wheel loaders with many different bucket volumes and various attachments for a wide range of uses. We have wheel loaders with plenty of accessories and with different bucket capacities and payloads in our rental fleet. Send us a request for your wheel loader including accessories today.

Wheel loaders are highly modern, versatile, large construction machines. With a wide variety of buckets and attachments they can be adapted perfectly to any situation. To choose the right wheel loader, you should consider the site conditions and the requirements placed on the machine. We offer a large number of different models, which can be distinguished as follows:

The main distinguishing feature of wheel loaders is the bucket volume. The volume is measured in cubic metres – 1 cbm corresponds exactly to 1 m³ of bucket capacity. A distinction is made between mini wheel loaders or compact loaders and large loaders.

Renting a mini wheel loader is very popular with our customers. They have a capacity of less than 0.5 cbm and therefore a much smaller bucket. They are often used in landscaping and grounds maintenance. They are also well suited to any location where space is limited. This is due to their smaller bucket, which is not as wide. Their dead weight is also considerably lower. They should not be confused with the mini excavator: it digs with a bucket on the boom, while the compact loader pushes and loads with its bucket. Large loaders are wheel loaders whose bucket has a capacity of more than 1.5 m³. They belong to the class of heavy wheel loaders and take on high-volume tasks. These include extraction, demolition work and moving large quantities of soil or rubble. However, they are much wider and find it harder to move in confined surroundings.

The next thing to consider when renting a wheel loader is the type of steering. A distinction is made between skid steering, articulated steering and all-wheel steering. Machines with skid steering can drive their wheels individually, allowing them to turn on the spot. This makes them very agile in tight spaces.

With articulated steering, the front part of the machine moves independently when the steering wheel is turned. This allows very precise alignment and positioning, enabling precise tasks such as positioning pallets. All-wheel-steered wheel loaders are very manoeuvrable. This makes them the best choice on sites where manoeuvrability plays a major role.

Thanks to the wide range of attachments, you can adapt your wheel loader perfectly to almost any situation. These attachments completely change the use of your machine and are very easy to fit. For example, we offer pallet forks for transporting pallets. We also offer a snow plough blade that lets you clear your yard of snow faster than ever.

Are you looking for an aerial work platform or an excavator? We are also happy to help with other construction machinery – from one day to several months, we have the right rental solution for you. Of course, our rental fleet also includes construction machinery, excavators, compact loaders and aerial work platforms.

The range varies considerably by region. Just ask us!

1. How much material do you move per hour? This determines the bucket volume. Compact loaders under 0.5 m³ work in landscaping and grounds maintenance and wherever space is tight. Large loaders from 1.5 m³ handle demolition, extraction and loading large quantities.

2. How tight is the site? Width and turning circle decide the choice of machine more often than power. Articulated machines position very precisely, models with skid steering turn on the spot.

3. What else should the machine be able to do besides loading? Pallet fork, snow blade, sweeper or grab extend its use considerably. Attachments are priced separately and change the payload and tipping load.

For excavation and civil engineering work, the wheel loader is not the right machine – the excavator is. If material also has to be lifted, a telehandler is the more versatile machine – it loads, stacks and reaches over obstacles.

The rental price depends on machine class, bucket volume, attachments, rental period and transport. Daily, weekly and monthly rates are staggered; the longer the term, the lower the calculated daily rate. Delivery and collection are shown separately from the equipment rental and depend on the transport distance, transport weight and site access.

Included are an inspected machine with a valid periodic inspection under the Working Conditions Decree, maintenance and recurring inspections during the rental period, and technical advice on choosing the machine. Tell us the material, handling volume, space available and rental period – and you will receive an itemised quote.

You can find more machines for earthworks and material handling under Construction machinery rental, and the full range in our rental fleet.