Frequently Asked Questions

The size of the loader you need depends on the job type at hand. If you need a loader with a high capacity, for example, working in an industrial setting, you will likely want to go with a larger model.

There are many different attachments that you can use with your skid steer loader. If your work requires specialist tools, such as a rake bucket, 4 in 1 bucket, set of forks or a post hole auger attachment, then ensure the equipment comes with those attachments included when you make your hire booking.

Most skid steer attachments are interchangeable and come with a universal quick attach plate. While this does differ between machines and brands, different attachments will usually work across a range of skid steer machinery. For hydraulic attachments, ensure the machine chosen has sufficient hydraulic oil flow capacity to run the hydraulic attachments for hydraulic attachments. It's worth noting that mini skid steer loader attachments are not to not interchange with larger machines.

Skid steers are suitable for use in most kinds of site conditions excluding, muddy, boggy, wet or soft sandy conditions. Skid steers that use rubber tracks instead of wheels are designed for more off-road use in the harsh terrains described above. Rubber track all-terrain loaders can easily access and manoeuvre around busy boggy construction sites and are ideal for applications like mining, agriculture, and forestry where they need to work on different and incredibly boggy or soft terrains.

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