Toyo yard loaders and wheel loaders

Toyo build four types, and the choice comes down to your yard and buildings more than the price. The compact loader is the narrowest build and gets through feed passages and tight gateways. The wheel loader carries the bigger bucket and shifts more per hour. The telehandler lifts higher — it loads onto the trailer where a wheel loader can no longer reach. The electric loader works with no exhaust fumes, so it suits livestock buildings and enclosed sheds.

Roll bar or cab is the second question. The roll bar keeps the machine low — important with old shed roofs and low doorways — and it costs less. A cab pays off if you're on the machine all year round and for long stretches; the cab models come with heating, a windscreen wiper and lockable doors.

Technically, every Toyo loader shares the same articulated oscillating joint: all four wheels stay on the ground, even over rough surfaces. The hydraulic quick-change system takes a bucket, pallet forks, sweeper or grab without tools. So with attachments it isn't just lift capacity that counts — the hydraulic flow rate matters too.

Some series come with a choice of two engines, Kubota or Yunnei, with the same output at different prices. Which one makes more sense for you depends on the job — just ask us, we'll give you a straight answer.