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KONSTRUCTZ Wheel Loaders

Articulated compact loaders and backhoe-loader machines engineered for bulk material handling, high cycle speeds, yard logistics, and combined front-loading and rear-excavation tasks.

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Feature 1Articulated Center-Pivot Steering for Zero Turf Scrubbing

Feature 2Hydrostatic 4WD Drivetrain with High Ground Clearance

Feature 3Up to 1,800 lbs Lifting Capacity & 8.8 ft Dump Pin Height

Feature 4Available ScoopyDig Subtype: Front Loader + Rear Backhoe in One

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Available Wheel Loaders

Engineered with proven Tier 4/Euro 5 powertrains, standard auxiliary hydraulics, and nationwide USA parts support.

Wheel Loaders

SKOOP II

Fast-Cycling Articulated Wheel Loader with Kubota V1505 Power

Operating Weight4,850 lbs

Engine ModelKubota V1505

Lift Capacity1,800 lbs

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Backhoe Loader

ScoopyDig

Dual-Duty Digging & Loading: Front Loader Plus 6.5 ft Rear Backhoe

Operating Weight7,050 lbs

Engine Power42 HP

Rear Digging Depth6.5 ft

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Wheel Loader or Backhoe Loader: Which Fits Your Operation?

Operational Savings

Eliminating the need to trailer both an excavator and a loader saves insurance, trailer maintenance, and jobsite mobilization costs.

Matching the Machine Architecture to Your Primary Daily Task

Wheel Loader or Backhoe Loader: Which Fits Your Operation?

Choosing between a dedicated wheel loader and a dual-purpose backhoe loader comes down to whether your primary workload is continuous material movement or a mix of digging and loading.

A standard articulated wheel loader like the TYPHON SKOOP II is built for rapid loading cycles. With articulated center-pivot steering (+/- 40 degrees), the front and rear axles follow the same path, eliminating the turf tearing associated with skid steer skid-turns. Its 28 HP Kubota V1505 engine and 8.8 ft lift height make it the master of aggregate yards, nursery supply, and farm management.

The TYPHON ScoopyDig expands this capability into a true 2-in-1 machine. It features a heavy-duty front loader bucket (0.55 yd³) and an integrated rear excavator boom capable of digging down to 6.5 ft (2,000 mm). For independent contractors who cannot haul two separate machines to a jobsite, the backhoe loader delivers both excavation and material transport on a single trailer.

SKOOP II: Best when fast loading, high forward visibility, and high hourly tonnage are primary.

ScoopyDig: Best when one machine must trench footings, dig utility lines, AND backfill/load trucks.

Both machines use 4WD hydrostatic drive systems for smooth acceleration and minimal tire wear.

Contractor Applications

Where These Machines Deliver Maximum ROI

Field-tested applications across residential construction, excavation, landscape contracting, and municipal maintenance.

Aggregate & Sand Stockpile Loading

Fast cycling of sand, crushed stone, topsoil, and mulch directly into dump trucks and trailers.

Agricultural Farm Yard Maintenance

Clear barn manure, transport hay bales, load feed mixers, and navigate farm lanes without tearing turf.

Palletized Warehouse & Site Logistics

Equip hydraulic pallet forks to load and unload palletized brick, pavers, and building products.

Combined Digging & Front Loading

The ScoopyDig backhoe subtype digs 6.5 ft trenches from the rear while loading spoils from the front.

Commercial Snow Management

Push high volumes of heavy snow in commercial parking lots and driveways with high forward visibility.

Recycling & Yard Management

Sort scrap, transport processed crushed gravel, and manage recycling bins with quick cycle times.

Foundation Footings & Utility Runs

Use the ScoopyDig rear arm to dig residential footings and its front bucket to backfill immediately.

Equestrian & Arena Care

Groom footing surfaces, move arena jumps, and distribute bedding without disturbing arena sub-bases.

Specification Comparison

Compare Wheel Loaders Specifications

Side-by-side engineering metrics to select the right weight class and breakout force for your fleet.

Model	Subtype	Operating Weight	Engine	Front Bucket Lift	Rear Digging Depth	Action
SKOOP II	Standard Wheel Loader	4,850 lbs (2,200 kg)	Kubota V1505 (28 HP)	1,800 lbs (8.8 ft pin height)	N/A (Front loader focus)	Specs →
ScoopyDig	Backhoe Loader	7,050 lbs (3,200 kg)	42 HP Turbo Diesel	0.55 yd³ loader bucket	6.5 ft (2,000 mm) dig depth	Specs →

Buyer's Checklist

How to Choose: Dedicated Wheel Loader vs Backhoe Loader

Both machines utilize articulated chassis engineering, but their task priorities differ significantly.

Step 01

High-Volume Loading vs Dual Capability

Choose SKOOP II if 90% of your time is spent moving aggregate, clearing snow, or loading trucks. Choose ScoopyDig if your daily work requires digging footings or trenches followed by loading and backfilling.

Step 02

Towing Capacity & Machine Weight

SKOOP II weighs 4,850 lbs, easily hauled by a 7,000 lb trailer. ScoopyDig weighs 7,050 lbs, requiring a 10,000–12,000 lb equipment trailer and appropriate tow vehicle.

Step 03

Turning Radius & Maneuverability

SKOOP II has a tighter 7.5 ft turning radius, making it exceptionally agile inside barns and narrow nursery aisles.

Factory Procurement Recommendation

If you need rapid material transfer, choose SKOOP II. If you want one machine that does the work of both an excavator and a loader, choose ScoopyDig.

Hydraulic Tooling

Quick-Attach Front Tooling & Forks

Hydraulic quick-attach plates on the front loader arm allow rapid exchange between standard bulk buckets, light material high-capacity buckets, and pallet forks.

✓Heavy-Duty Bulk Aggregate Buckets✓Hydraulic Pallet Forks (43-inch)✓Wheel Loader Log Grapples✓Snow Pusher Blades

Technical FAQs

Wheel Loaders Questions & Answers

Answers directly from our engineering and maintenance service personnel.

What is the advantage of an articulated wheel loader over a skid steer?

Articulated wheel loaders turn by pivoting in the middle rather than skidding tires. This means they do not tear up lawns, tires last significantly longer, operators enjoy a smoother ride, and fuel consumption per ton moved is generally lower.

Is the ScoopyDig considered a Wheel Loader or a Backhoe?

In the KONSTRUCTZ equipment taxonomy, the ScoopyDig is a Wheel Loader with a Backhoe Loader subtype. It provides articulated 4WD mobility with both a front loader bucket and an integrated rear excavation arm.

How much can the SKOOP II wheel loader lift?

The TYPHON SKOOP II has a rated load and lifting capacity of 1,800 lbs (816 kg) with a hinge pin height of 8.8 ft (2,680 mm), allowing it to clear dump truck sidewalls.

How deep can the ScoopyDig backhoe dig?

The rear backhoe arm of the ScoopyDig delivers a maximum digging depth of 6.5 ft (2,000 mm), making it well suited for utility lines, footing trenches, and septic repairs.

Can these wheel loaders handle snow removal?

Yes. With high ground clearance, 4WD hydrostatic drive, and elevated operator seating, both SKOOP II and ScoopyDig are widely used for commercial snow pushing and pile stacking.

What engines are used in KONSTRUCTZ wheel loaders?

The SKOOP II is powered by a reliable Kubota V1505 4-cylinder diesel engine (28 HP), while the ScoopyDig features a heavy-duty 42 HP turbo diesel powertrain.