B Series Mini Internal Combustion Loader | 0.9-Ton & 1.1-Ton Small Front-End Loader for Garden & Narrow Spaces
The B Series Mini Wheel Loader is a highly compact, flexible, and powerful loader specially engineered for small-scale operations, narrow space maneuvering, garden maintenance, and municipal applications. Ranging from 0.9-ton to 1.1-ton rated load capacities, the B Series features an ultra-small turning radius and compact body dimensions. This makes it the perfect solution for tight working environments where traditional large equipment cannot operate.
B Series Mini Internal Combustion Loader | 0.9-Ton & 1.1-Ton Small Front-End Loader for Garden & Narrow Spaces Specifications :
| Price | Contact us |
| Place of Origin | China |
| Min.Order Quantity | 1 |
| Payment Terms | OEM、ODM、OBM |
| Supply Ability | 1000 |
| Delivery Detail | one month |
B Series Mini Internal Combustion Loader | 0.9-Ton & 1.1-Ton Small Front-End Loader for Garden & Narrow Spaces Detail Introduction :
B Series Mini Wheel Loader 0.9Ton 1.1Ton Small Front End Loader Mini Excavator Loader for Garden and Narrow Spaces
The B Series Mini Wheel Loader is a highly compact, flexible, and powerful loader specially engineered for small-scale operations, narrow space maneuvering, garden maintenance, and municipal applications. Ranging from 0.9-ton to 1.1-ton rated load capacities, the B Series features an ultra-small turning radius and compact body dimensions. This makes it the perfect solution for tight working environments where traditional large equipment cannot operate.
Our B Series lineup includes two ultra-compact models designed for high efficiency in confined spaces:
B28 Wheel Loader (0.9 Ton Capacity): An extremely compact micro loader designed for ultimate maneuverability. Featuring a 900 kg rated load, 0.3 m³ bucket capacity, 2240 kg operating weight, and a tight 2660 mm minimum turning radius, the B28 is powered by a 36.8 kW engine with overall dimensions of 4460×1550×1575 mm.
B30 Wheel Loader (1.1 Ton Capacity): A versatile mini loader offering increased lifting capacity and reach. Equipped with an 1100 kg rated load, 0.4 m³ bucket capacity, 2500 kg operating weight, 3000 mm dump height, and a 3180 mm minimum turning radius, it is powered by a 36.8 kW engine with overall dimensions of 4970×1655×2280 mm.
| Category | Unit | B28 Wheel Loader | B30 Wheel Loader |
| Rated Load | kg | 900 | 1100 |
| Rated Bucket Capacity | m鲁 | 0.3 | 0.4 |
| Operating Weight | kg | 2240 | 2500 |
| Dump Height | mm | 2400 | 3000 |
| Min. Turning Radius | mm | 2660 | 3180 |
| Power Range | kW | 36.8 | 36.8 |
| Dimensions (L×W×H) | mm | 4460×1550×1575 | 4970×1655×2280 |
Product Highlights & Key Features
Ultra-Compact Design for Narrow Spaces: Compact width and low height design easily pass through narrow gates, tight garden pathways, indoor aisles, and urban alleyways.
Small Turning Radius: Minimum turning radiuses ranging from 2660 mm to 3180 mm ensure effortless turning and repositioning in confined work zones.
Dependable 36.8 kW Engine: Delivers optimal hydraulic performance and driving force while maintaining excellent fuel economy for light earthmoving tasks.
Versatile Dumping Height: Reaches dump heights from 2400 mm to 3000 mm, making it easy to unload material into pickup trucks, small trailers, and dumpsters.
Operator Comfort & High Visibility: Open canopy or compact cab options with ergonomic seating and clear 360-degree visibility for safer working in crowded sites.
Quick Coupler Attachment System: Easily switch between standard buckets, pallet forks, lawn mowers, snow plows, sweeper brooms, and augers.
Product Applications
Gardening & Landscaping: Moving soil, mulch, stones, plants, and turf in residential gardens or parks.
Greenhouses & Agriculture: Operating inside livestock barns, greenhouses, orchards, and small farm buildings.
Municipal & Urban Maintenance: Roadway maintenance, sidewalk snow clearing, and urban pipeline construction.
Indoor & Construction Renovation: Backfilling, debris removal, and material transport in indoor renovation sites.
How to Use & Operation Guidelines
Pre-Operation Inspection: Check engine oil, hydraulic fluid levels, tire pressure, and ensure attachment locks are fully secured.
Starting & Warm-Up: Start the engine and idle for 3 minutes to allow hydraulic fluid to reach optimal operating temperature.
Maneuvering & Loading: Lower the bucket, move into the stockpile at low speed, tilt backward, and travel with the load carried low for optimal stability.
Dumping: Elevate the boom arm over the truck body or dumpster (up to 2400–3000 mm), then tilt forward to unload.
Post-Operation Maintenance: Park on a flat surface, lower implements to the ground, clean off dirt and debris, and lubricate daily grease points.
Why Choose Us
Factory Direct Value: High cost-performance ratio directly from the manufacturer without middleman markups.
Easy Maintenance & Operations: Simple, intuitive controls allow even novice operators to learn quickly, with easy-access maintenance points.
Durable Construction: Built with reinforced chassis and quality hydraulic components for long-term daily performance.
Global After-Sales Service: Rapid spare parts delivery and direct technical guidance to keep your operations running smoothly.
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