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Mini Skid Steer Loader 750kg 35HP Diesel
This is a skid steer loader built for the guy who needs one machine to do everything—loading trucks, cleaning lots, grading pads, moving snow, breaking concrete, sweeping debris, drilling holes, grabbing stumps. It's the busiest piece of iron on any site it sits on.
The concept hasn't changed in decades because it works. Rigid steel frame, four wheels, and independent drive motors on each side. Push both levers forward, you go straight. Push one forward and one back, you spin. That skid steering is what lets you turn in place, work in corners, and maneuver in spaces that would trap a conventional loader.
The engine sits behind the operator, low in the frame. That placement keeps the center of gravity down, so lifting heavy loads doesn't make the back end light. You carry a full bucket without the tail bouncing or steering going squirrelly. The counterweight is the machine itself, not just a hung-on chunk of iron.
Hydraulics are the muscle. Standard flow runs buckets and forks. High-flow option kicks in for cold planers, snow blowers, and mulchers. The auxiliary circuits plumb to the front with flat-face couplers right where you can reach them. Flow and pressure are adjustable from the cab for whatever tool you're running.
Spins Around in Its Own Shadow
This machine pivots on the spot. You work in alleys, between stockpiles, inside barns, and along foundation walls without backing up and pulling forward a dozen times. When space is tight, that zero-turn capability saves minutes on every pass and hours by the end of the week.Punches Above Its Weight Class
The frame is heavy, the hydraulics are stout, and the balance is right. You push into a pile of wet clay or bank gravel and it drives through, not just skimming the surface. It loads out trucks, moves spoil, and handles material like a machine twice its size.Runs One Attachment After Another All Day
The quick-attach plate is standard and universal. Bucket to forks to broom to auger to grapple—swap in under a minute without leaving the seat. One machine does the work of a dozen dedicated tools. You bring one rig to the job and leave the fleet in the yard.Sees the Work From the Cab
You sit low and forward, with glass all around. The bucket corners are in view, the tires are visible, and the attachment is right there in front of you. When you're grading a pad or placing a pipe, you're not leaning out the window guessing. You see it happen.Starts and Goes When It's Cold
The glow plugs heat fast, the injection fires right up, and the hydraulics warm without complaining. Below freezing, in a morning snow, after sitting all weekend—this machine wakes up and goes to work. No ether, no jump packs, no waiting.
