Construction sites are constantly moving and changing. Workers rely on their equipment to get the job done right. But is there a piece of equipment that could make your site run even smoother? If you don’t already have a loader, maybe it’s time to consider adding one to your fleet. While loaders are not as big and powerful as some other types of construction equipment, they have a lot to offer. Here are some of the places and reasons loaders are valuable tools for your construction sites:
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Small Spaces
One of the biggest advantages of having a loader on your construction sites is their ability to maneuver small spaces easier than their larger counterparts. Loaders, especially compact loaders, are made to be able to move around tight spaces without damaging the area around them. This is a great advantage for sites that have narrow workways or areas where construction has already started and there are barriers in the way.
Uneven Terrain
Construction sites can have extremely tough or uneven terrain that makes maneuvering heavy machinery difficult. Track loaders are built to be able to handle this type of terrain while still being capable of handling heavy loads. While the wheels on other machines may get stuck or slide on uneven or wet ground, track loaders keep moving with ease.
Cleaning Up Construction Sites
Construction sites often require getting down and dirty. However, it’s hard to work with materials like concrete, steel, or other building materials without a machine since these materials can be hazardous and heavy to move. Loaders make such tasks safer since a bucket or raking attachment can pick up heavier, jagged materials in bulk and move them to designated disposal sites.
The ground at construction sites is often uneven and requires clean-up once the job is complete.
Heavy Lifting
All sorts of materials are used on a construction site, and some are heavier than others. Depending on the make and model, loaders can lift upwards of 4,000 pounds. This makes them ideal for moving materials around a site and lifting materials in small areas. The ability to lift such heavy loads is thanks to the dual hydraulic arms featured on loaders.
Attachments and Versatility
Another distinct advantage to having loaders on your construction site is their versatility. Loaders come in a variety of styles and attachment options. You can find attachments for digging, plowing, lifting, and much more. Loaders come in a variety of sizes and different wheel or track options to fit your needs.
Keep Your Loader Running Perfectly with LPS
Loaders make a great addition to any construction site. Their versatility and maneuverability give them a distinct advantage over larger pieces of equipment. They can work through tough conditions and move around narrow spaces with ease. If you decide to add a loader to your site, trust that LPS has the parts and knowledge to help keep it running. We’ve got thousands of parts in stock and ready to ship worldwide. Contact us today with your loader parts questions.
