Skid Steer For Sale
Skid steer loaders that turn within their own length and run a wide range of attachments. Filter by wheels or tracks and by rated operating capacity.
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Choosing a Skid Steer Loader
Skid steer loaders turn within their own length, which makes them the practical choice on tight sites where a wheel loader cannot manoeuvre. They also run a wide range of attachments, so one machine can dig, sweep, break and load across a job.
The main split is wheels against tracks. Wheeled machines are faster on hardstand and cost less to maintain. Tracked machines spread weight and keep working on soft or wet ground, at the cost of higher undercarriage wear on abrasive surfaces. Attachment plans should be settled early, since hydraulic flow decides what the machine can actually run.
Before you choose, check:
- Wheels for hardstand, tracks for soft or wet ground
- Rated operating capacity against the heaviest attachment and load
- Auxiliary hydraulic flow for the attachments you plan to run
- Machine width for gates, paths and site access
- Cab enclosure and filtration if the work is dusty
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