backhoe loader

"The backhoe loader consists of stabilizer legs, the tractor, the backhoe, the bucket, the cab, and the front end loader.
Tractor: A main part of the backhoe loader.
Front loader: The backhoe bucket in front of the loader that lifts and moves material using a hydraulic system.
Backhoe: The rear component of the loader, equipped with a digger bucket that’s sometimes called a dipper stick.
Stabilizer legs: Located behind the rear wheels, these are used for safety and to prevent the loader from tipping over.
Bucket: The bucket at the end of the loader are used to dig holes and uproot trees.
Cab: The component above the tractor which protects the operator from any flying objects or debris.
Backhoes are known for their versatility and maneuverability. They can be used on many job sites and can navigate rough terrain. They’re well suited to tasks such as digging, loading, trenching, and backfilling. They’re not just for construction projects, either. They can be used for agricultural, landscaping, paving, and other projects too."