Compare Caterpillar wheel loader specs side-by-side to find the right fit for your job site
See how each model stacks up in terms of operating weight, bucket capacity, breakout force, and more
Caterpillar's medium wheel loader line feature next-generation performance enhancements, such as auto front differential lock. Smoother transmission engagement and improved integrated brake systems boost traction and operating ease. Standard and optional technologies, like Cat Payload, manual tip-off, application profiles, and Autodig with Auto Set Tires, help operators achieve consistent high bucket fill and efficient cycles. New operator aids and refined controls increase comfort and ease of use. Remote operation is available through Cat Command for Loading, enabling semi-autonomous control in hazardous environments. Across the range, Caterpillar emphasizes integrated technology, robust performance, and adaptable configurations to suit varied job sites while enhancing productivity and lowering operating costs.
Featured of the 980 wheel loader:
The Cat 980 medium wheel loader is powered by the Cat C13 engine and an efficient drivetrain; it's designed to handle high-production workloads while maintaining fuel efficiency. The machine features a durable frame, responsive hydraulics, and a range of bucket options to support different materials and site needs. Operator comfort and visibility are prioritized through a well laid out cab, and serviceability is designed to help reduce downtime and simplify routine maintenance.
See how Caterpillar machines stack up to the rest of the industry with our comprehensive wheel loader spec guide.
