Need ideas for a cheep wheel loader.

Afternoon everybody. As the title says, I'm looking for a cheap wheel loader. I've spoken to a few dealers and they are quoting 21k upwards for a machine. Unfortunately our finances just wont stretch that far. The reasons for wanting a wheel loader are.....we rear calves in a barn and need a small machine to get into pens without disturbing others. Looking at something that can comfortably lift 800kg(provin bag) lift bales from a stack, move straw about and muck out. Would rather have side entry rather than skid steer through front. Another reason is children and visibility. Reason for wanting a machine? My body is really starting to struggle doing things by hand. (Pulled back shifting metal work few years ago and its never been right since).

Like i said, dealers are quoting 21k plus and they all say that second hand models are like hens teeth. What other options do i have? Really hoping you guys can help. Budget on finance would probably be £2-250 a month for now......
 

daveydiesel1

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Livestock Farmer
Location
Co antrim
Theres a company advertising new everun loaders in dublin on donedeal. Nice handy sized 1 for €15000. Would that not fit ur budget plus its new. Be better than some main brand clapped out second hand 1 at 15k imho
 

Stock

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Michael Doyle has a Massey 50 for auction........................................
https://www.forum4farming.com/forum/index.php?threads/the-auction-thread.1158/page-51#post-720521
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solo

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Location
worcestershire
There are plenty of jcb 926 forklifts for sale but maybe they are too big. There are some advertised on machinery locator £10,000 ish along with plenty of poa.
 
Afternoon everybody. As the title says, I'm looking for a cheap wheel loader. I've spoken to a few dealers and they are quoting 21k upwards for a machine. Unfortunately our finances just wont stretch that far. The reasons for wanting a wheel loader are.....we rear calves in a barn and need a small machine to get into pens without disturbing others. Looking at something that can comfortably lift 800kg(provin bag) lift bales from a stack, move straw about and muck out. Would rather have side entry rather than skid steer through front. Another reason is children and visibility. Reason for wanting a machine? My body is really starting to struggle doing things by hand. (Pulled back shifting metal work few years ago and its never been right since).

Like i said, dealers are quoting 21k plus and they all say that second hand models are like hens teeth. What other options do i have? Really hoping you guys can help. Budget on finance would probably be £2-250 a month for now......
You will get a good jcb 530/70 for a lot less than 21k. Great handy machine around a yard
 
Thanks for your input so far guys. A few of the machines mentioned are just too big for what i need. A small wheel loader is preferred or a wheeled skid steer as a 2nd option.
 

Dave W

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Location
chesterfield
If I was looking for loader I would have no hesitation in buying brand new direct from chinese manufacturer for considerably lower than s/h in uk
Thanks for your input so far guys. A few of the machines mentioned are just too big for what i need. A small wheel loader is preferred or a wheeled skid steer as a 2nd option.
These things look decent in the flesh. Can usually buy them £8-9k
 

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