DY Series High-Lift Internal Combustion Loader | 1.38-Ton Articulated Front-End Bucket Loader for Material Handling & Construction
The DY Series High-Lift Internal Combustion Loader is an exceptionally versatile, articulated compact loader engineered to perform demanding material handling, light construction, and agricultural tasks. Designed with an optimal 1.38-ton rated payload capacity and extended dumping clearance, the DY Series combines high breakout force with smooth hydraulic responsiveness, making it a reliable solution for high-sided truck loading, stockpile handling, and job-site logistics.
DY Series High-Lift Internal Combustion Loader | 1.38-Ton Articulated Front-End Bucket Loader for Material Handling & Construction Specifications :
| Price | Contact us |
| Place of Origin | China |
| Min.Order Quantity | 1 |
| Payment Terms | OEM、ODM、OBM |
| Supply Ability | 1000 |
| Delivery Detail | one month |
DY Series High-Lift Internal Combustion Loader | 1.38-Ton Articulated Front-End Bucket Loader for Material Handling & Construction Detail Introduction :
DY26 / DY26P High-Lift Internal Combustion Loader: Designed as a compact workhorse for high-reach loading operations. Featuring a 1,380 kg rated load, a standard 0.65 m³ bucket capacity, a flexible 3,000 mm / 3,200 mm dump height, and a dependable power output range of 36 to 76 kW, the DY26 / DY26P excels in site loading, bulk material handling, and farm operations.
| Category | Unit | DY26 / DY26P Wheel Loader |
| Rated Load | kg | 1380 |
| Rated Bucket Capacity | m³ | 0.65 |
| Dump Height | mm | 3000 / 3200 |
| Power Range | kW | 36–76 |
Product Highlights & Key Features
High Lift & Extended Dumping Reach: Delivers generous dumping clearances of 3,000 mm to 3,200 mm, allowing effortless unloading into high-sided hoppers, agricultural trailers, and dump trucks.
Balanced 1.38-Ton Payload Efficiency: Perfectly optimized 1,380 kg rated load paired with a 0.65 m³ bucket, striking an ideal balance between heavy lifting performance and fuel economy.
High-Torque Internal Combustion Engine: Powered by dependable diesel engines across a broad power range (36 kW to 76 kW) to comply with localized emission standards and demanding workload requirements.
Articulated Steering & Compact Footprint: Heavy-duty articulated chassis ensures smooth maneuvering, excellent traction, and tight turning radiuses in space-restricted job sites and farmyards.
Ergonomic Operator Station: Designed for 360-degree panoramic visibility with intuitive control joysticks, comfortable seating, and an optional enclosed cab with HVAC for year-round operating comfort.
Quick-Attach Compatibility: Easily connects to a wide array of hydraulic attachments, including pallet forks, grass grapples, snow blades, and earth augers.
Application Scenarios
The DY Series High-Lift Internal Combustion Loader is a multi-purpose utility asset ideal for:
Construction & Earthmoving: Trench backfilling, gravel transport, aggregate handling, and site debris cleanup.
Agriculture & Livestock Farming: Silage handling, manure management, grain transport, and hay bale loading.
Logistics & Material Handling: Unloading palletized cargo, feeding storage hoppers, and moving bulk materials across logistics yards.
Operating & Maintenance Guidelines
Pre-Start Inspection: Inspect hydraulic oil levels, engine coolant, tire pressure, and ensure quick-coupler pins are fully locked before starting.
Engine Warm-Up: Start the internal combustion engine and idle for 3–5 minutes to warm up the hydraulic oil to optimal working temperature.
Scooping & Transport: Lower the bucket, drive into the stockpile in low gear, curl the bucket backward to capture a full load, and carry close to the ground for maximum driving stability.
Dumping & Elevating: Raise the boom arm over the truck body or hopper (up to 3,000–3,200 mm), and actuate the tilt lever to discharge material cleanly.
Post-Operation Maintenance: Park on level ground, lower working implements, clean off chassis residue, and apply daily grease lubrication to boom pivot points and articulation joints.
Why Choose Us
Factory-Direct Value: Direct manufacturer supply delivering a high performance-to-cost ratio without intermediary markups.
Robust Structure & High Reliability: Engineered with high-tensile structural steel frames and reinforced lift arms for an extended operating lifespan.
Flexible Customization: Available with custom colors, engine configurations, cabin options, and specialized work tools upon request.
Comprehensive Global After-Sales Support: Rapid spare parts dispatch and direct technical guidance to keep your operations running at peak efficiency.
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