TYPHON Thunder VI 23hp EPA B&S Engine Wheel Loader USA
Wheel Loaders
2000 lb
Rated Capacity
23 hp
Engine Power
$11,338.74
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Wheel Loaders
2000 lb
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23 hp
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4,000 lb
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$20,000.00
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Skid Steer Loaders
1,102 lb
Rated Capacity
25 hp
Engine Power
$11,999.00
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5,900 lb
Lift Capacity
TYPHON
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$9,403.96
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2,200 lb
Compaction Class
13.5 hp
Engine Power
$6,613.95
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Wheel loaders remain one of the construction industry's most familiar machine categories, but the technology inside them is changing quickly. In 2026, manufacturers are pushing automation, onboard weighing, improved drivetrains, electric power, camera systems and more comfortable cabs into a broader range of loader siz
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TYPHON Machinery has introduced the STOMP V900, a compact stand-on track loader featuring a Kubota D1105 diesel engine, tracked undercarriage, auxiliary hydraulics, and support for multiple attachments.
July 24, 2026

Liebherr-Australia has begun a new partnership with Gold Fields by delivering two R 9600 excavators and one R 9400 to the Gruyere Gold Mine in Western Australia.
July 20, 2026

Komatsu has reopened its company-owned branch in Redding, California, restoring a local service and equipment hub for contractors, forestry businesses and fleet owners operating across the northern part of the state. The reopening matters because Northern California combines large geographic distances with demanding co
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