Thanks!

Absolutely! Should have some videos pushing snow after the next storm.

We've rented it out for snow. It's a beast. 128hp on a 14,400 lb machine is a good combination. With that said its extremely basic but the bones are good.

How much does it cost? Weight and HP? I love our wheel loader and it cost $100k less than a comparable Deere or CAT

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Absolutely! Anything specific? It's about as basic as it gets.

@@titanlawnlandscape7783 yeah mainly just the çab set up and how many speeds it has

@@nathanbawolek2990 4 speeds. 2 speeds in low and 2 speeds in high. Normal joystick controls and gas and brake pedal.

@@titanlawnlandscape7783 thanks for the replies! Where is missouri did you pick it up. Would love to get a little more info from the dealer. Thanks!

Dealer is called Clark Industries our of Idaho. The implement dealer we bought it from in Missouri is not a dealer for the wheel loader. They bought it at auction.

Clark Industries sells them out of Idaho.

Okay what's the model number and name of the one that you have there because that's the size that I'm interested in

I think its a clark 4b. Its the larger of the two loaders offered.

Engine is a bullet proof 3.9 cummins thats been around since the 80's. Im not sure on the hydraulic pumps and transmissions. This will out work a comparable sized 15,000 lb CAT or DEERE wheel loader due to the size of the engine. Comparable wheel loaders this size run 70 to 80 hp motors. The guys we've rented the machine to have given positive feedback.

@@titanlawnlandscape7783 awesome sauce. Thanks for the reply.

It held up well but had its quirks!!

We sold it as we no longer needed it to push snow. It was running fine when we sold it.

A dealer brings it i to the US. It used to be $10k to ship from China. Now it has to be astronomically higher.

$39,500

@@titanlawnlandscape7783 On top of that, how much was shipping and taxes? Many thanks.

@@titanlawnlandscape7783 On top of that, how much was shipping and taxes? Many thanks.

Just read your description just now sorry. Normally import shipping would be in a 20ft container maybe around $3000 for shipping, and taxes/duty at least 10% on the total price (machine and shipping). So for an average Joe to import, it might cost nearly 50k total maybe? Still dirt cheap in comparison to equivalent brands. Hopefully the simplicity of the right kind of machine would make repairs just as easy as the brand ones. As a general rule, you just gotta be careful what you are getting from China, but if you are smart about it and mechanically-inclined, you can actually get a very good machine when compared to known brands.

It was in the states when we bought it. So it was a normal transaction.