931A Compact Wheel Loader
3-ton compact wheel loader for yard, municipal and light earthwork.
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Yutong earthmoving machinery includes wheel loaders, wheel bulldozers and scrapers designed for productive material handling, grading and bulk cut-and-fill work. The wheel loader family covers 3-ton compact through 6-ton heavy-duty models, while the wheel bulldozer and scraper lines support fine grading, spreading and high-volume earthwork on roads, railways, airports and large land-development projects.
All Yutong earthmoving machines pair fuel-efficient turbocharged engines with rugged hydraulic systems and ROPS/FOPS cabs, with attachment options including quick couplers, forks and brooms. Select a model below to view technical parameters and request a quote.
Earthmoving Equipment Range
936H Light-Duty Wheel Loader
Light-duty 3-ton wheel loader with fuel-efficient turbocharged engine.
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952A Heavy-Duty Wheel Loader
5-ton heavy-duty wheel loader for aggregates and general earthmoving.
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953A 5-Ton Wheel Loader
Balanced 5-ton wheel loader for construction and stockpile handling.
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956H Compact 5-Ton Wheel Loader
Fuel-saving 5-ton wheel loader with compact turning radius.
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966H Heavy-Duty 6-Ton Wheel Loader
6-ton heavy-duty wheel loader for bulk loading and quarry work.
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TL210H Wheel Bulldozer
High-speed wheel dozer for grading, backfilling and site preparation.
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CTY9A Towed Scraper
Large-capacity towed carry-scraper for bulk earthmoving and land leveling.
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Why Choose Yutong Earthmoving Machinery
Earthmoving is three machines doing three jobs, and matching them to the cut-and-fill cycle matters more than picking the biggest model. A wheel loader piles, loads and stockpiles — the 3-ton class (931A, 936H) suits yards, municipal work and light earthwork, while the 5- and 6-ton class (952A, 953A, 956H, 966H) handles aggregates and bulk loading into trucks. A wheel bulldozer (TL210H, TL240H) spreads, grades and pushes on engineered fill faster than a crawler dozer when the ground is stable. A scraper — towed (CTY9A) or self-propelled motor scraper — cuts, hauls and spreads in one machine on long, open cut-and-fill runs.
The wheel loader range spans 3 to 6 tonnes, and the spec that decides productivity is not the engine label but the bucket capacity paired with the truck or hopper it feeds. A 5-ton loader feeding highway dump trucks on an aggregates yard wants a 3–3.5 m³ bucket; the same machine loading light topsoil can carry a larger volume bucket because the material weighs less. All Yutong earthmoving machines pair fuel-efficient turbocharged engines with ROPS/FOPS cabs and offer quick coupler, forks and broom attachments so one chassis covers several jobs.
Because these machines run long hours in dust and on rough fill, hinge pins, seals and hydraulic pumps are spec'd for continuous duty, and ISO 9001 controls cover pre-delivery inspection. For export buyers, bucket size, tyre and attachment spec are quoted against the actual material density and truck it feeds.
How to Choose the Right Earthmoving Machine
Match loader size to the truck or hopper it feeds
Choose the loader so it can fill a haul truck in a sensible number of passes. A 3-ton loader (931A, 936H) suits municipal yards and light loading; a 5-ton loader (952A, 953A, 956H) feeds 15–20-ton highway trucks in three to four passes; the 6-ton 966H takes on quarry and bulk loading where cycle time into the truck is the constraint. Spec the bucket to material density — smaller for dense rock, larger for light soil.
Choose dozer or scraper by haul distance and ground condition
A wheel bulldozer (TL210H, TL240H) wins on stable, graded ground where it can travel between push areas quickly — spreading and backfilling on roads and sites. A scraper wins on long, open cut-and-fill runs where it cuts, hauls and spreads without a separate loader and truck. For distances under about 50 m, push with a dozer; for 100–500 m open runs, the motor scraper is more productive.
Spec attachments and tyres to the working material
Quick couplers let a loader switch between bucket, forks and broom through the day, so one machine handles loading, pallet work and site cleanup. Tyre spec follows the material: L-5 deep-tread tyres for abrasive quarry rock, standard L-3 for general earthmoving. Tell us what you load, how far you move it, and what the truck it feeds looks like, and we will match bucket, tyres and attachments.
Common Applications
Aggregates yard and quarry loading
Quarries and gravel yards load trucks around the clock. Recommended class: 5–6-ton loaders (952A, 956H, 966H) with rock buckets and L-5 tyres for abrasive material.
Road and site backfilling and grading
Road crews spread and level engineered fill. Recommended: wheel bulldozers (TL210H, TL240H) for fast spreading on stable graded ground, paired with a loader for stockpile feeding.
Long-run cut-and-fill and land leveling
Large land-development and dam projects move soil over long open runs. Recommended: towed CTY9A or self-propelled motor scraper where cut-and-fill distance justifies the machine.
Municipal yard and material handling
Councils and small contractors need one machine for loading, pallet work and cleanup. Recommended: 3-ton loaders (931A, 936H) with quick coupler and forks for versatile light duty.
Port, railway and large infrastructure earthworks
Ports and railways move high volumes of fill and ballast. Recommended: 6-ton loaders (966H) feeding haul trucks, with dozers spreading fill to the required compaction layer.
Export Compliance & After-Sales Support
Earthmoving machines are built to the destination market's rules: diesel engines calibrate to Euro II or Euro V, and ROPS/FOPS cabs meet the operator-protection expectations of export regulators. Each order goes out with factory certificate of conformity, packing list, commercial invoice and certificate of origin, plus bucket and hydraulic documentation for customs and site acceptance.
Machines carry a 12-month warranty, backed by ISO 9001 quality controls and pre-delivery inspection. Wear items — bucket teeth, cutting edges, hinge-pin bushings and hydraulic seals — are supplied as spare-parts kits, and the export engineering team responds within 48 hours on bucket, tyre or attachment questions. Send the material density, truck size and haul distance to market@yutonggroup.com for a matched quotation.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I choose between a 3-ton, 5-ton and 6-ton wheel loader?
Match the loader to the truck or hopper it feeds. A 3-ton loader (931A, 936H) suits municipal yards and light loading; a 5-ton loader (952A, 953A, 956H) fills 15–20-ton highway trucks in three to four passes; the 6-ton 966H handles quarry and bulk loading where cycle time into the truck is the constraint.
Wheel loader or bulldozer — which for earthworks?
A loader piles, loads and stockpiles into trucks. A wheel bulldozer (TL210H, TL240H) spreads and pushes fill on stable, graded ground. Use the loader for loading and the dozer for spreading and grading; on engineered fill the dozer spreads faster, on abrasive material the loader feeds the truck.
When is a scraper the right choice?
A towed (CTY9A) or self-propelled motor scraper cuts, hauls and spreads in one machine on long open cut-and-fill runs. It is most productive on 100–500 m open runs for land leveling, dams and large sites. For pushes under about 50 m, a dozer is simpler.
How do I choose the right bucket size?
Specify the bucket to material density and the truck it feeds. Dense rock needs a smaller volume bucket so the loader does not overload; light topsoil can take a larger volume bucket. For aggregates a 5-ton loader typically carries a 3–3.5 m³ bucket.
What attachments are available?
Quick couplers let the loader switch between bucket, forks and broom through the day, so one chassis covers loading, pallet handling and site cleanup. Tell us the mix of jobs and we will quote the attachment package.
What emission calibration is available for export?
Diesel engines on Yutong earthmoving machines can be calibrated to Euro II or Euro V for the destination market. ROPS/FOPS cabs meet export operator-protection expectations.
What is the warranty and spare-parts support?
The standard warranty is 12 months. Wear items such as bucket teeth, cutting edges, hinge-pin bushings and hydraulic seals are supplied as spare-parts kits, and the export engineering team answers technical questions within 48 hours.