Material Handling

LandMach · Shop by Job

Choose equipment for the load and the route

Start with the material, the heaviest single load and how it needs to be picked up or unloaded. Then compare lift height, carrier capacity and access at both ends.

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01 · Typical jobs

Match equipment to the task

Pallets and packaged supplies

Compare approved forks, fork length, load center and the loader’s rated capacity in the intended configuration.

Loose soil, gravel and mulch

A bucket can scoop and load material. A dumper can carry it along a route. Compare the material weight against the usable capacity of the machine.

Brush, logs and irregular debris

A compatible grapple may help secure awkward material. Confirm attachment weight, jaw opening and auxiliary hydraulic requirements.

Loading and unloading at different levels

Measure pickup and discharge heights and approach space. Check the machine’s lifting or tipping geometry at each point.

02 · Site checklist

What to confirm before choosing

Record the heaviest actual load, its dimensions and where its weight is concentrated.
Measure gate width, turning room, the route surface and loading or unloading heights.
Compare published machine ratings for the attachment and load position. Check any adapter or configuration limits.
Confirm the mounting system, hydraulic circuit and attachment dimensions before ordering.

LandMach · Project example

Example project: unloading supplies into a tight yard

Separate the loads by shape and weight. A bucket can move loose material, while packaged supplies may need compatible forks. Measure the receiving height and tightest turn with the intended attachment in mind.