In confined environments such as construction and renovation sites, farmyards, and small warehouses, conventional loaders are often unable to access these areas due to their large size. The T916 wheel loader, launched by Shandong LUGONG, offers users a cost-effective solution for narrow-aisle handling through precise dimensional control and power matching.

| Overall length (mm) | 4800 | Wheel base (mm) | 2000 |
| Overall height (mm) | 2250 | Track width (mm) | 1190 |
| Tire outer width (mm) | 1450 | Rated load capacity (kg) | 1000 |
| Outer width of bucket (mm) | 1550 | Whole machine weight (kg) | 2570 |
| Unloading height (mm) | 2500 | Standard bucket size (mm) | 1500*700*400 |
| Unloading distance (mm) | 700 | Standard bucket capacity (m³) | 0.4 |
| Maximum height on the bucket (mm) | 3500 | Engine | Sida490 |
| Bucket lower pin shaft height (mm) | 2950 | Ratedpower (kW) | 42 |
| Front turning radius (mm) | 4500 | Emission | Stage-2 |
| Rear turning radius (mm) | 3900 | Tire model | 825-16 |
Ultra-narrow body design for access in confined spaces: The T916’s outer tire width is only 1,450 mm, allowing it to navigate paths less than 1.5 meters wide with ease. Combined with a total height of 2,250 mm, this model can enter low doorways, indoor corridors, and work inside greenhouses, solving the problem of larger machines being unable to access these areas.
High-Power Engine for Traction in Challenging Conditions: Although classified as a 1-ton class machine, it is equipped with a 42kW Sida engine, ensuring sufficient power for operations on soft farmland, sloped terrain, or when shoveling hard construction debris—preventing stalling or idling.
Dump Height Optimizes Loading Efficiency: With a dump height of 2,500 mm and a pin height of 2,950 mm, the T916 precisely meets the loading requirements of small and medium-sized trucks and common agricultural three-wheelers. It ensures precise operation even when unloading in confined spaces.
The single-lever control system ensures precision and continuity: The T916 features single-lever pilot control, allowing the operator to raise, lower, and tilt the bucket with just one hand. This design reduces response time, significantly reducing operator fatigue and increasing cycle speed during frequent back-and-forth transport on narrow paths.
Q: Is the 1,450mm narrow chassis stable when turning while carrying heavy loads?
A: The LUGONG T916 was designed with optimized chassis weight distribution to ensure stability despite its narrow chassis. Within the 1,000kg rated load capacity, combined with 35-degree articulated steering, the machine’s center of gravity distribution has been precisely calculated. As long as it is operated according to specifications on level ground, it effectively balances maneuverability and lateral stability.
Q: Can the LUGONG T916 operate inside a standard shipping container?
A: Absolutely. The T916’s width (1.45 meters) and height (2.25 meters) are both smaller than the standard shipping container opening dimensions. It is an efficient tool for dredging inside containers, material transfer, and construction in low-ceiling basements.
Q: How does the 42 kW engine perform when climbing slopes at full load?
A: The Sida490 engine is tuned for low-speed, high-torque operations. Combined with a reinforced drive axle, the T916 maintains excellent hill-climbing and obstacle-crossing capabilities even when fully loaded, making it suitable for work on unpaved surfaces.
With its ultra-narrow 1,450 mm body and 1,000 kg rated load capacity, the LUGONG T916 wheel loader precisely addresses the challenges of material handling in confined spaces. Its stable and reliable power output, combined with flexible attachment compatibility, makes it the professional choice for those seeking high cost-effectiveness and narrow-path maneuverability.
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