Q Series Compact Front-End Internal Combustion Loader | 1.6-Ton to 1.75-Ton Small Agricultural Articulated Loader for Farm & Earthmoving
The Q Series Compact Front-End Internal Combustion Loader is a highly versatile, efficient, and reliable solution engineered for light-to-medium earthmoving, agricultural operations, landscaping, and site maintenance work. Built with a compact articulated frame, the Q Series combines nimble maneuverability with strong lifting force, making it the ideal small loader for farm chores, material handling, site cleanup, and narrow-space operations.
Q Series Compact Front-End Internal Combustion Loader | 1.6-Ton to 1.75-Ton Small Agricultural Articulated Loader for Farm & Earthmoving Specifications :
| Price | Contact us |
| Place of Origin | China |
| Min.Order Quantity | 1 |
| Payment Terms | OEM、ODM、OBM |
| Supply Ability | 1000 |
| Delivery Detail | one month |
Q Series Compact Front-End Internal Combustion Loader | 1.6-Ton to 1.75-Ton Small Agricultural Articulated Loader for Farm & Earthmoving Detail Introduction :
Our Q Series lineup includes two optimized models tailored for high efficiency and smooth operation:
Q36 Compact Internal Combustion Loader (1.6-Ton Capacity): Built for exceptional agility and daily utility. Featuring a 1,600 kg rated load, a bucket capacity of 0.65–1.0 m³, a 3,300 mm dump height, and a power range of 36–76 kW, the Q36 is perfect for farm loading, manure handling, and light construction projects.
Q38 Compact Internal Combustion Loader (1.75-Ton Capacity): Offers higher load capacity and extra dumping reach. With a 1,750 kg rated load, a 0.65–1.0 m³ bucket capacity, an increased dump height of 3,600 mm, and a power range of 36–76 kW, the Q38 delivers boosted productivity for earthmoving, aggregate handling, and bulk material transport.
| Category | Unit | Q36 Wheel Loader | Q38 Wheel Loader |
| Rated Load | kg | 1600 | 1750 |
| Rated Bucket Capacity | m³ | 0.65–1 | 0.65–1 |
| Dump Height | mm | 3300 | 3600 |
| Power Range | kW | 36–76 | 36–76 |
Product Highlights & Key Features
Compact Articulated Design: Flexible steering with a small turning radius allows easy operation in tight farmyards, greenhouses, barns, and restricted job sites.
Efficient Power & Fuel Economy: Powered by dependable engines (36 kW to 76 kW) providing optimal power output with minimized operational costs.
Optimal Dumping Height: Dumping heights of 3300 mm to 3600 mm easily clear standard agricultural trailers, hoppers, and dump trucks.
Comfortable Operator Environment: Ergonomic cabin with wide field of view, responsive controls, and clear instrument panels for reduced operator fatigue during long working hours.
Multi-Purpose Attachment Compatibility: Quick coupler system supports various attachments, including grain buckets, pallet forks, grass grapples, snow plows, and augers.
Product Applications
Farm & Agriculture: Moving silage, grain, hay bales, fertilizer, and cleaning livestock barns.
Landscaping & Construction: Excavation backfilling, soil moving, gravel spreading, and site preparation.
Material Handling & Warehousing: Transporting bagged materials, pallets, and bulk goods in logistics yards.
How to Use & Operation Guidelines
Pre-Operation Check: Inspect engine oil, hydraulic fluid, tire pressure, and ensure attachment locks are fully engaged.
Startup & Warm-Up: Start the engine and idle for 3–5 minutes to warm up the hydraulic oil.
Loading & Transport: Lower the bucket, drive into the stockpile at low speed, tilt back to secure the load, and carry close to the ground for maximum stability.
Dumping & Unloading: Elevate the boom arm to the desired dumping height over the receiver or truck, and tilt forward to discharge cleanly.
Post-Work Maintenance: Park on level ground, lower implements, clean off dirt and agricultural residue, and lubricate pivot points daily.
Why Choose Us
Cost-Effective & High Return on Investment: Premium build quality at competitive direct-from-factory pricing.
Durable & Easy Maintenance: Heavy-duty frame construction combined with accessible service points for simple routine maintenance.
Flexible Customization: Optional cabin AC, custom paint, emission-standard engines, and specialized attachments available upon request.
Reliable Support: Comprehensive warranty coverage and fast global dispatch of spare parts.
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