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    About Log Loaders

    Landscape and tree care companies may use mobile, stationary, or trailer-mounted log loaders to pick up fallen trees and large limbs, as well as to move heavy stones and landscaping materials.

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    Hours8,294
    Location: Tuscaloosa, Alabama
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    Auction Date:7/10/2026 9:00:00 AM (CDT)
    Stock Number14441
    Location: Livingston, Tennessee
    Seller: Lickskillet Auction Co.
    Hours4,499
    Location: Newton, Alabama
    Serial NumberV60FT0009J0100099
    Location: Murphy, North Carolina
    Seller: Sunny Hills Farm
    Hours10,579
    Location: Covington, Tennessee
    Serial Number1100135059
    Location: Taneytown, Maryland
    Seller: Westminster Hydraulics, Inc
    Hours3,064
    Location: Grand Rapids, Minnesota
    Seller: McCoy Construction & Forestry
    Hours8,008
    Location: Hickory, Mississippi
    Seller: TraxPlus
    Hours12,000
    Location: Hickory, Mississippi
    Seller: TraxPlus
    Hours7,882
    Location: Hickory, Mississippi
    Seller: TraxPlus
    Hours11,315
    Location: Hickory, Mississippi
    Seller: TraxPlus
    Hours5,525
    Location: Columbus, Georgia
    Seller: Dobbs Equipment

    2026 BARKO 80XLE

    Stationary Log Loaders

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    Location: Myerstown, Pennsylvania
    Hours9,625
    Location: Scottsville, Virginia
    Seller: Forest Pro Inc

    2026 BARKO 495B RTC

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    Location: Myerstown, Pennsylvania
    Hours8,311
    Location: Scottsville, Virginia
    Seller: Forest Pro Inc
    Hours11,142
    Location: Scottsville, Virginia
    Seller: Forest Pro Inc
    Hours6,186
    Location: Scottsville, Virginia
    Seller: Forest Pro Inc
    Hours11,400
    Location: Scottsville, Virginia
    Seller: Forest Pro Inc
    Hours6,178
    Location: Rosedale, Virginia
    Seller: Shrader Land & Timber
    Hours9,802
    Location: Vaiden, Mississippi
    Seller: Vaiden Timber Co LLC
    Hours5,793
    Location: Reedsville, Pennsylvania
    Seller: Metzler Forest Products
    Hours5,865
    Location: Gypsum, Colorado
    Seller: West Range Forest Products
    Hours616
    Location: Norton, West Virginia
    Hours3,281
    Location: Tukwila, Washington
    Seller: Tractor & Equipment Co.
    Hours16,593
    Location: Eugene, Oregon
    Seller: Peterson Cat
    Hours11,000
    Location: Portland, Oregon
    Seller: Peterson Cat
    Hours9,553
    Location: Fife, Washington
    Seller: Tractor & Equipment Co.

    About Log Loaders

    As the name suggests, log loaders excel at picking up fallen logs and large branches and loading them onto a trailer or truck for transport or feeding them into a tub grinder or horizontal grinder. Tree care companies can use log loaders to remove dead or damaged trees, pruned limbs, stumps, and storm debris, and help relocate mature trees for preservation or new development.


    Deere 2656G Track Log Loader

    Landscaping contractors may use log loaders during lot-clearing operations and site preparation, as well as move heavy rocks, paving stones, and other hardscape materials. Both tree care and landscaping companies can use log-loading machines to move and spread materials such as mulch, wood chips, and soil.

    Log Loader Booms & Grapples

    Log loaders use a boom and a hydraulic grapple to grab onto large logs and move them into position. Boom and grapple types vary, resulting in different log loader types, including knuckle booms, cranes, forklifts, heel boom loaders, “butt-n-top” loaders, and others.

    Some loaders and their grapples are designed to handle one log at a time, while others can carry multiple logs simultaneously. Depending on their grapple design, log loaders can also bunch and sort.

    Various Types Of Log Loaders

    In addition to the variety of boom and grapple styles, you’ll also find log loaders with different bases. The most common examples include track, trailer, wheel, truck, and stationary log loaders. Stationary and trailer-mounted log loaders must be moved into place and positioned adequately before they can be used.

    Drivable alternatives—including tracked, wheeled, and truck-mounted log loaders—offer the mobility to get into tighter spaces. You can drive mobile log loaders into harder-to-reach places and transport logs wherever needed. Some log loader trucks have a flatbed and can load themselves, providing an all-in-one log transport solution.

    Find The Right Log Loader For Sale

    Explore TreeTrader.com to find new and used log loaders for sale from popular manufacturers such as Barko, Caterpillar, Deere, Doosan, Link-Belt, Prentice, Serco, Tigercat, and others.

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