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Skid Steers / Track Loaders Category Spec Sheet

Skid steers and track loaders are versatile compact machines known for their maneuverability and ability to work in tight spaces. They are essential for construction, landscaping, agriculture, and material handling tasks, offering a wide range of attachments to suit various job requirements.

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Specifications by system

Engine

Horsepower40-120 hpNet horsepower
Fuel Capacity15-40 galDiesel fuel
Engine RPM2200-2800 rpmRated engine speed

Hydraulics

Auxiliary Hydraulic Flow (Standard)15-30 gpmFor running basic attachments
Auxiliary Hydraulic Flow (High Flow)30-45 gpmFor power-intensive attachments
System Pressure2800-3500 psiOperating pressure

Dimensions

Operating Weight (Skid Steer)6,000-12,000 lbsIncludes average operator and full fuel
Operating Weight (Track Loader)7,000-15,000 lbsIncludes average operator and full fuel
Overall Length (with bucket)10-14 ftFrom rear to front of standard bucket
Overall Width (with bucket)5-7 ftAcross outside of tires/tracks or bucket edge without attachment
Height to Top of Cab6.5-7 ftClearance height

Operating

Rated Operating Capacity (ROC)1,500-3,500 lbsBased on 50% of tipping load
Tipping Load3,000-7,000 lbsWeight that causes machine to tip
Travel Speed (Low Range)5-8 mphWork speed
Travel Speed (High Range)8-12 mphTransport speed, if equipped
Lift Height to Hinge Pin10-12 ftMaximum height of bucket hinge

Undercarriage/Chassis

Track Width (Track Loaders)12-18 inchesWidth of individual track
Ground Clearance (Track Loaders)8-12 inchesMinimum distance to ground
Wheelbase (Skid Steers)3-4 ftDistance between center of front and rear wheels

Weight classes

ClassWeight rangeTypical use
Small/Compactunder 7,500 lbsLight landscaping, residential work, tight access areas
Medium Frame7,500 - 10,000 lbsGeneral construction, material handling, utility work
Large Frame10,000 - 13,000 lbsHeavy construction, demolition, agricultural applications
Heavy Duty Trackedover 13,000 lbsExtreme ground conditions, logging, large-scale earthmoving

Common attachments

BucketGrappleAugerPallet ForksBrush CutterTrencherHydraulic HammerSnow BlowerAngle BroomLandscape Rake

Typical price ranges

Used Older Models

$15,000 - $40,000

Higher hours, older engine tiers, potentially more wear and tear

Used Recent Models

$40,000 - $75,000

Medium hours, modern features, good condition

New Mid-Sized

$60,000 - $90,000

Standard features, common brands, includes warranty

New Large/Premium

$90,000 - $150,000

High horsepower, advanced hydraulics, premium cab options, specialized tracked models

Buyer tip: When purchasing, always verify the actual operating weight, rated operating capacity, and hydraulic flow to ensure the machine can handle your intended tasks and attachments. Also, confirm the condition of the tracks/tires and check for excessive leaks or unusual engine noises.