About used Store loaders

Store loaders are used to store crops such as potatoes, onions, carrots and celeriac in sheds. It goes without saying that, in order to prevent any damage, storing vegetables requires a product-friendly approach.

Storing potatoes and onions with a store loader

Continual limitation of the drop height prevents potatoes or onions from rolling about or becoming damaged in any other way. This can be achieved by enabling the store loader to swivel, to extend telescopically, and by continually adjusting the height to ensure that the product is distributed evenly throughout the storage facility. With plenty of space in front of their wheels, store loaders can make use of a wide swivel angle without any need to move the machine. This feature is fully automatic in several models, while others are equipped with a remote control.

The telescopically extending conveyor consists of a single, continuously moving belt mounted to the underside of the store loader in an S loop. This eliminates sudden differences in height along the length of the conveyor belt, which could result in damage to onions or potatoes.

Most of store loader conveyor belts are equipped with carriers, and are laid across the entire length of the machine in a trough shape. This combines capacity with product friendliness: the product remains stationary and never touches the frame.

Uses for store loaders

Store loaders can also be used to load trucks. High capacity, ease of operation and manoeuvrability are the preferred store loader specifications for jobs like this. 

Store loaders can be used to transport industrial goods such as gravel, sand, salt, biomass, grain, flour, soy, cocoa beans and coffee beans. They are also used to load ships.

You will find our current offering of used Dewulf Miedema, Grimme, AVR Climax, Bijlsma Hercules, Amac, Spinnekop, Visser Bolsward and Breston store loaders on this page.