Wheel Loader with Wide Tires
A large wheel loader stands in profile with its front bucket raised above wide treaded tires at a construction site.
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A Wheel Loader with Wide Tires
The loader dominates the foreground, showing its side profile, operator cab, articulated body, four broad tires, and lifted front bucket. Deep tread patterns cover the tires for traction on loose ground. Gentle hills, small trees along the horizon, and two clouds complete the construction-site landscape. The raised arms hold the bucket in a position used when lifting or preparing to unload material.
How a Wheel Loader Steers and Lifts
Many wheel loaders steer by bending at a joint between the front and rear sections of the machine. This articulated design helps a large vehicle turn within a busy work area. Hydraulic cylinders move the lifting arms and tilt the bucket, allowing the operator to scoop, carry, and release loose material.
Real-World Colors of a Wheel Loader
- Loader body and lifting arms: usually construction yellow, sometimes orange or white
- Raised bucket: yellow painted steel with a dark gray worn edge
- Wide tires: black rubber with dusty brown or gray tread
- Operator cab: dark frame with clear, blue-gray, or lightly tinted windows
- Hills, trees, and clouds: green and earthy hills, green trees, and white or pale gray clouds