855H 5 Ton Wheel Loader with 3m3 Bucket Capacity and 162 kW Engine Power for

The 855H 5‑ton wheel loader is a heavy‑duty loading machine designed for Africa's demanding construction, mining, quarry, and infrastructure projects. Powered by a proven Chinese diesel engine (Weichai or Yuchai) delivering 162 kW (approx. 220 HP), it combines high productivity, low fuel consumption, and excellent reliability. With a 3.0 m³ standard bucket, a 5,000 kg rated load capacity, and an operating weight of approximately 16,500 kg, the 855H is built to handle aggregates, sand, earth, coal, and light rock with ease.

A wide range of optional attachments is available - including rock buckets, 4‑in‑1 buckets, light material buckets, pallet forks, log grapples, and quick couplers - allowing the machine to adapt to multiple job site requirements with a single purchase. Available in left‑hand drive (LHD) as standard; right‑hand drive (RHD) on request.

Made in China - Proven in Africa, easy to maintain, and backed by a growing network of parts and service support across the continent.

• Powerful Engine - The Weichai or Yuchai diesel engine delivers 162 kW of power with high torque at low RPM, ideal for repeated loading cycles and fuel‑efficient operation in African working conditions.
• High Breakout Force - With 165 kN of breakout force, the 855H easily penetrates hard aggregate piles, gravel stockpiles, and compacted earth, ensuring high bucket fill factors and faster cycle times.
• Dual‑Pump Confluence Hydraulic System - The hydraulic system features a dual‑pump confluence design with steering always in priority, reducing energy loss and improving responsiveness.
• Rugged Construction - Reinforced front and rear frames, heavy‑duty axles, and a planetary power shift transmission are designed for over 6,000 hours of tough work before overhaul.
• Operator Comfort - The spacious cab offers 309° panoramic visibility, a fully sealed and micro‑pressurized interior for dust protection, a multi‑adjustable seat, and optional air conditioning - essential for hot, dusty African job sites.
• Easy Maintenance - Smart dry axle design positions the disc block outside the rim, allowing brake maintenance without removing tires - saving significant downtime. Centralized grease points and wide‑opening engine hoods further simplify service.
• Attachments for Every Job - The 855H supports a full range of quick‑change attachments, making it a true multi‑purpose machine.

• Proven in African Conditions - The 855H platform has been widely used across Africa for over a decade, from West African mining sites to East African quarry operations. Contractors value its simplicity, repairability, and tolerance for local fuel quality.
• Growing Parts Network - Weichai and Yuchai engines have established dealer and parts networks across Africa, including South Africa, Nigeria, Ghana, Kenya, Tanzania, Zambia, and Zimbabwe. We also supply genuine parts directly from China.
• Designed for Hot, Dusty Environments - The sealed, pressurized cab protects operators from dust. The cooling system is designed for high ambient temperatures. Heavy‑duty air filters extend service intervals in dusty conditions.
• Cost‑Effective - A new 855H costs approximately 30‑50% less than comparable European or Japanese loaders, with similar productivity. Used units offer even greater value - typically 30‑70% less than new.
• Flexible Shipping - Multiple units can be shipped together via bulk cargo or RORO, reducing per‑unit freight costs to African ports such as Mombasa (Kenya), Dar es Salaam (Tanzania), Lagos (Nigeria), Tema (Ghana), Durban (South Africa), and Luanda (Angola).

Africa's wheeled loader market is projected to reach USD 1.55 billion by 2031, growing at approximately 5% CAGR. Demand is particularly strong in Kenya, Nigeria, Ghana, Tanzania, and South Africa, where infrastructure spending is driving the need for 5‑ton loaders with 3‑5 m³ buckets.

For mining contractors in West Africa, a well‑documented low‑hour 855H from a reputable supplier typically commands a premium over units lacking service history. Buyers are increasingly prioritizing supplier transparency, maintenance records, and pre‑shipment inspections.