The Ultimate Skid Steer Specifications, Weight, and Dimensions Guide
Updated, July 5, 2024
Skid steers are one of the most versatile construction machines, capable of lifting, digging, moving, drilling, or clearing land when equipped with the right skid steer attachment. Because of this versatility, there are several skid steer brands producing a wide range of models.
With so many options, it can make buying or renting the right skid steer difficult. It is much easier to find the right machine when you know what the job requires. This includes the dimensions of the project, what materials you are lifting, and the weight of the materials. That's why we've put together this skid steer specification and dimensions guide for every brand. The specs we feature in our charts include rated operating capacity (ROC), operating weight, horsepower, lift height, length, and width.
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Skid Steer Models, Specs, and Sizes for Every Brand
ASV
With both radial and vertical lift models, ASV has two skid steers that perform incredibly well. Built for large-scale projects, their hydraulic systems ensure that power is shifted as efficiently to the attachments as possible. While they only have two skid steer loaders, they also manufacture a wide range of skid steer attachments that are compatible across several brands.
How much does an ASV skid steer weigh?
With only two models, ASV skid steers weigh between 7,595 pounds and 8,910 pounds.
ASV Skid Steer Dimensions and Specifications
| ASV Skid Steer Weight Chart | ||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Model | Rated Operating Capacity (lbs) | Operating Weight (lbs) | Engine Power (hp) | Lift Height at Pin | Length (with bucket) | Width (no bucket) |
| ASV RS-75 | 2,600 | 7,595 | 74.2 | 125" | 146" | 72" |
| ASV VS-75 | 3,500 | 8,910 | 74.2 | 130" | 146" | 72" |
Bobcat
In construction, "Bobcat" is synonymous with skid steer. That's because they are credited with inventing the world's first skid steer more than 60 years ago. They also have one of the largest selections of skid steers and are one of the best-selling companies.
Bobcat has three series of wheeled skid steer loaders: the M2-Series, M3-Series, and R-Series. The M2 series is more fuel efficient, quiet, and has non-DPF engines. The M3 skid series has bigger cabs for operators, wider ranges of attachments, and very easy maintenance features. Lastly, the R-Series has more powerful hydraulics and has increased uptime. The M3-Series and R-Series are Bobcat's newest models of the skid steer. However, they are mostly small and medium-sized machines. If you're looking to do demolition jobs or anything with extremely heavy lifting, the Bobcat M2-Series is probably your best bet.
How much does a Bobcat skid steer weigh?
With their wide range of skid loaders, Bobcat has skid steers weighing between 2,892 pounds to 10,237 pounds. The Bobcat S70 model is the smallest and most narrow model in the world, making it great for small, indoor projects that have limited room to maneuver. The Bobcat S850 is their largest model weighing 10,237 pounds.
Bobcat Skid Steer Dimensions and Specifications
| Bobcat Skid Steer Weight Chart and Sizes | ||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Model | Rated Operating Capacity (lbs) | Operating Weight (lbs) | Engine Power (hp) | Lift Height at Pin | Length (with bucket) | Width (no bucket) |
| Bobcat S70 | 760 | 2,892 | 23.5 | 94.5" | 75.6" | 35.5" |
| Bobcat S450 | 1,370 | 5,370 | 49 | 109.5" | 98.4" | 58.6" |
| Bobcat S510 | 1,790 | 6,208 | 55 | 114.5" | 133" | 64.7" |
| Bobcat S62 | 2,100 | 6,886 | 68 | 114.5" | 135" | 64.6" |
| Bobcat S590 | 2,101 | 6,765 | 68 | 119" | 133" | 64.7" |
| Bobcat S64 | 2,300 | 6,974 | 68 | 120" | 135" | 64.6" |
| Bobcat S66 | 2,400 | 7,154 | 74 | 120" | 135" | 67" |
| Bobcat S650 | 2,690 | 8,061 | 74 | 124" | 136.8" | 72.1" |
| Bobcat S76 | 2,900 | 8,615 | 74 | 128.3" | 147.1" | 72" |
| Bobcat S740 | 3,100 | 8,792 | 74 | 131.4" | 141.6" | 72.1" |
| Bobcat S770 | 3,350 | 9,314 | 92 | 131.4" | 141.6" | 72.1" |
| Bobcat S86 | 3,400 | 9,728 | 105 | 132" | 153.5" | 72" |
| Bobcat S850 | 3,950 | 10,237 | 100 | 144" | 147.7" | 79" |
CASE
CASE has more than 50 years of engineering and experience behind them. They've designed their B Series skid steers to be workhorses for the construction and landscaping industries. With a variety of sizes, horsepower, and attachments, CASE skid steers are a great choice for any fleet or rental. Radial lift machines are designated by the "SR" while vertical lifts have "SV".
How much does a CASE skid steer weigh?
CASE skid steer models weigh between 5,645 pounds to 9,100 pounds.
CASE Skid Steer Dimensions and Specifications
| CASE Skid Steer Weight Chart and Sizes | ||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Model | Rated Operating Capacity (lbs) | Operating Weight (lbs) | Engine Power (hp) | Lift Height at Pin | Length (with bucket) | Width (no bucket) |
| CASE SR160B | 1,600 | 5,645 | 60 | 112" | 125" | 59.8" |
| CASE SR175B | 1,750 | 6,270 | 67 | 122" | 134.3" | 64.6" |
| CASE SV185B | 1,850 | 6,570 | 60 | 120" | 135.8" | 64.6" |
| CASE SR210B | 2,100 | 6,970 | 74 | 123" | 133.7" | 69.1" |
| CASE SR240B | 2,400 | 7,400 | 74 | 125.1" | 146.2" | 69.6" |
| CASE SR270B | 2,700 | 8,117 | 90 | 125.1" | 148" | 69.8" |
| CASE SV280B | 2,800 | 8,000 | 74 | 129.5" | 146.8" | 69.6" |
| CASE SV340B | 3,400 | 9,100 | 90 | 131.6" | 148.5" | 73.8" |
Caterpillar
The Caterpillar D3 skid steer loader series covers a wide range of lift heights, ROCs, and horsepower. They are known for their reliability and durability while their hydraulic system is one of the best in the industry and provides lots of additional power. Their most powerful model is the CAT 272D3 XE which has high output hydraulics and vertical lift design.
How much does a CAT skid steer weigh?
With eight current models, CAT skid steers weigh between 5,849 pounds on the lighter side to 9,573 pounds on the heavier side.
CAT Skid Steer Dimensions and Specifications
| CAT Skid Steer Weight Chart and Sizes | ||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Model | Rated Operating Capacity (lbs) | Operating Weight (lbs) | Engine Power (hp) | Lift Height at Pin | Length (with bucket) | Width (no bucket) |
| CAT 226D3 | 1,550 | 5,849 | 67.1 | 110.9" | 127.3" | 58.9" |
| CAT 232D3 | 1,900 | 6,514 | 67.1 | 118.1" | 127.3" | 58.9" |
| CAT 236D3 | 1,800 | 6,567 | 74.3 | 122.9" | 137.3" | 66" |
| CAT 242D3 | 2,200 | 7,138 | 74.3 | 121.1" | 137.3" | 66" |
| CAT 246D3 | 2,200 | 7,478 | 74.3 | 124.2" | 146" | 66" |
| CAT 262D3 | 2,700 | 8,296 | 74.3 | 124.9" | 146" | 66" |
| CAT 272D3 | 3,450 | 9,133 | 98 | 127.1" | 155.7" | 72" |
| CAT 272D3 XE | 3,700 | 9,573 | 110 | 128.6" | 155.7" | 76" |
GEHL
As hydraulics have become more efficient over the years, small machines can do more without losing power. Their smallest model, the R105 has a ROC of 1,049 while their biggest skid steer, the V420, has a ROC of 4,200. Models are designated as a vertical and radial lift in their model name through the "V" and "R", respectively, before the number.
Because GEHL and Manitou are owned by the same parent company, many of the specifications and dimensions will be similar. The only major difference is the name of the machine.
How much does a GEHL skid steer weigh?
GEHL skid steers weigh 4,200 pounds on the lighter side and 11,664 pounds on the heavier inside. The GEHL V420 and Manitou 4200V are the two heaviest skid steer models.
GEHL Skid Steer Dimensions and Specifications
| GEHL Skid Steer Weight Chart and Sizes | ||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Model | Rated Operating Capacity (lbs) | Operating Weight (lbs) | Engine Power (hp) | Lift Height at Pin | Length (with bucket) | Width (no bucket) |
| GEHL R105 | 1,049 | 4,200 | 34 | 108" | 118" | 49" |
| GEHL R135 | 1,349 | 5,255 | 44 | 110" | 121" | 54" |
| GEHL R165 | 1,649 | 6,164 | 68 | 118" | 122" | 62" |
| GEHL R190 | 1,900 | 6,881 | 68 | 121" | 128" | 64" |
| GEHL V210 | 2,100 | 7,480 | 70 | 121" | 139" | 64" |
| GEHL R220 | 2,200 | 7,981 | 70 | 123" | 136" | 67" |
| GEHL V230 | 2,300 | 7,710 | 70 | 121" | 141" | 67" |
| GEHL R260 | 2,599 | 8,199 | 70 | 123" | 143" | 67" |
| GEHL V275 | 2,750 | 8,320 | 70 | 129" | 150" | 67" |
| GEHL V270 | 2,767 | 8,150 | 70 | 130" | 141" | 67" |
| GEHL V330 | 3,300 | 9,089 | 70 | 131" | 153" | 72" |
| GEHL V420 | 4,200 | 11,664 | 120 | 144" | 159" | 79" |
Hyundai
Hyundai has only recently rejoined the compact loader market in North America. Their one and only skid steer model, the HS120V, is a vertical path lift that can meet the demands of small and medium-sized construction projects. With great cab comfort and visibility, Hyundai loaders are a great brand choice for very specific job requirements.
How much does a Hyundai skid steer weigh?
The Hyundai HS120V is their only skid steer model right now and weighs 8,481 pounds.
Hyundai Skid Steer Dimensions and Specifications
| Hyundai Skid Steer Weight Chart and Sizes | ||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Model | Rated Operating Capacity (lbs) | Operating Weight (lbs) | Engine Power (hp) | Lift Height at Pin | Length (with bucket) | Width (no bucket) |
| Hyundai HS120V | 2,690 | 8,481 | 69.7 | 127" | 117" | 72" |
JCB
JCB is the only brand to have a skid steer model with a telescopic boom, the Teleskid 3TS-8W, for increased lift and reach. It also means that it is the machine with the highest lift and dump height. Focusing primarily on the large-frame machines, JCB skid models aren't going to be the best choice for every construction or landscaping project. However, when heavy-duty capabilities are what you need, heavy-duty capabilities are what you'll get.
How much does a JCB skid steer weigh?
With four models, JCB skid steers weigh between 7,253 pounds and 9,859 pounds.
JCB Skid Steer Dimensions and Specifications
| JCB Skid Steer Weight Chart and Sizes | ||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Model | Rated Operating Capacity (lbs) | Operating Weight (lbs) | Engine Power (hp) | Lift Height at Pin | Length (with bucket) | Width (no bucket) |
| JCB 215 | 2,112 | 7,253 | 74 | 118" | 137" | 63" |
| JCB 270 | 2,723 | 8,680 | 74 | 128" | 150" | 71" |
| JCB 300 | 3,186 | 9,288 | 74 | 128" | 150" | 71" |
| JCB Teleskid 3TS-8W | 3,208 | 9,859 | 74 | 128" retracted, 159" extended | 149" retracted, 193" extended | 72" |
John Deere
John Deere is another legacy company with a great range of skid steer models. From the John Deere 316GR to 334 P-Tier, make models across a wide variety of ROCs, making them great for small, medium, and large-scale projects.
How much does a John Deere skid steer weigh?
John Deere skid steers weigh between 6,180 pounds on the lighter side to 10,264 pounds on the heavier side.
John Deere Skid Steer Dimensions and Specifications
| John Deere Skid Steer Weight Chart and Sizes | ||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Model | Rated Operating Capacity (lbs) | Operating Weight (lbs) | Engine Power (hp) | Lift Height at Pin | Length (with bucket) | Width (no bucket) |
| John Deere 316GR | 1,750 | 6,180 | 65 | 115" | 127.6" | 62.9" |
| John Deere 318G | 1,945 | 6,542 | 65 | 121" | 127.6" | 62.9" |
| John Deere 320G | 2,190 | 7,150 | 69 | 122" | 146.3" | 67" |
| John Deere 324G | 2,690 | 7,700 | 70 | 126" | 146.3" | 67" |
| John Deere 330 P-Tier | 2,950 | 9,930 | 95 | 132" | 158" | 78.5" |
| John Deere 330G | 3,000 | 9,900 | 88.5 | 132" | 156" | 78" |
| John Deere 332G | 3,600 | 10,000 | 100 | 132" | 156" | 78.5" |
| John Deere 334 P-Tier | 4,000 | 10,264 | 115 | 132" | 151" | 78.5" |
Kato
With only one model, Kato is not the most popular skid steer brand. However, their only model is the Kato AS12, which is the only other skid steer model than the Bobcat S70 that is narrower than 50 inches. This makes it a great secondary option for small, indoor projects or projects that have limited space to maneuver. This makes it a specialty machine that is more often than not used for its size and dimensions, rather than its brand name.
How much does a Kato skid steer weigh?
The Kato AS12 weighs 2,955 pounds and is the only model made by Kato.
Kato Skid Steer Dimensions and Specifications
| Kato Skid Steer Weight Chart and Sizes | ||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Model | Rated Operating Capacity (lbs) | Operating Weight (lbs) | Engine Power (hp) | Lift Height at Pin | Length (with bucket) | Width (no bucket) |
| Kato AS12 | 728 | 2,955 | 21 | 100" | 102" | 46" |
Kubota
Powered by their diesel engines, they are designed for both radial and vertical movement. Despite the fact they only have two models, the Kubota SSV Series is one of the most popular and well-known skid steer brands in the construction industry. They also manufacture many of their own attachments, making it guaranteed that the attachments you use will be compatible.
How much does a Kubota skid steer weigh?
Kubota skid steers weigh between 7,319 pounds and 8,466 pounds.
Kubota Skid Steer Dimensions and Specifications
| Kubota Skid Steer Weight Chart and Sizes | ||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Model | Rated Operating Capacity (lbs) | Operating Weight (lbs) | Engine Power (hp) | Lift Height at Pin | Length (with bucket) | Width (no bucket) |
| Kubota SSV65 | 1,950 | 7,319 | 64 | 121" | 135.4" | 66.5" |
| Kubota SSV75 | 2,690 | 8,466 | 74 | 128" | 144.1" | 71.8" |
Manitou
Owned by the same company that owns GEHL, many of the machines below will have similar specs and dimensions but with different names. Another brand able to satisfy the small-frame, medium-frame, and large-frame markets, Manitou's diverse list of skid steers is perfect for every job. The "R" in the name signifies that the machine is a radial-lift machine while the "V" denotes that it has vertical lift.
How much does a Manitou skid steer weigh?
Manitou skid steers weigh between 4,200 pounds and 11,665 pounds, making the Manitou 4200V one of the largest models in the world.
Manitou Skid Steer Dimensions and Specifications
| Manitou Skid Steer Weight Chart and Sizes | ||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Model | Rated Operating Capacity (lbs) | Operating Weight (lbs) | Engine Power (hp) | Lift Height at Pin | Length (with bucket) | Width (no bucket) |
| Manitou 1050R | 1,049 | 4,200 | 33 | 108" | 114" | 55" |
| Manitou 1350R NXT2 | 1,349 | 5,256 | 45 | 110" | 121" | 54" |
| Manitou 1500R | 1,499 | 6,116 | 45 | 119" | NA | 61" |
| Manitou 1650R | 1,649 | 6,164 | 68 | 119" | 122" | 61" |
| Manitou 1900R | 1,900 | 6,881 | 68 | 121" | 127" | 64" |
| Manitou 1900R NXT2 | 1,900 | 6,995 | 69 | 119" | 128" | 62" |
| Manitou 2100V | 2,100 | 7,480 | 68 | 121" | 139" | 67" |
| Manitou 2200R | 2,200 | 7,981 | 70 | 123" | 136" | 66" |
| Manitou 2300V | 2,300 | 7,710 | 70 | 121" | 141" | 67" |
| Manitou 2600R | 2,599 | 8,199 | 70 | 123" | 143" | 66" |
| Manitou 2700V NXT2 | 2,701 | 8,150 | 72 | 130" | 148" | 69" |
| Manitou 2750V | 2,750 | 8,320 | 72 | 129" | 150" | 67" |
| Manitou 3300V NXT2 | 3,300 | 9,090 | 72 | 131" | 153" | 72" |
| Manitou 4200V | 4,200 | 11,665 | 120 | 144" | 159" | 79" |
New Holland
The New Holland 300 series is another popular option for construction and landscape workers. With six models on the market, they are powerful machines with great fuel usage. The six 300 series models provide options across every skid steer loader frame making New Holland a great option for any digging, demolition, or small-scale job.
How much does a New Holland skid steer weigh?
New Holland skid steers weigh between 5,370 pounds on the lighter side and 9,100 pounds on the heavier side.
New Holland Skid Steer Dimensions and Specifications
| New Holland Skid Steer Specs and Sizes | ||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Model | Rated Operating Capacity (lbs) | Operating Weight (lbs) | Engine Power (hp) | Lift Height at Pin | Length (with bucket) | Width (no bucket) |
| New Holland L316 | 1,600 | 5,370 | 60 | 112" | 125" | 59.8" |
| New Holland L318 | 1,800 | 6,230 | 60 | 120" | 136.1" | 66.1" |
| New Holland L320 | 2,000 | 6,470 | 67 | 121" | 135.4" | 69.1" |
| New Holland L321 | 2,100 | 6,970 | 74 | 123" | 133.7" | 69.1" |
| New Holland L328 | 2,800 | 7,895 | 74 | 129.5" | 147" | 69.8" |
| New Holland L334 | 3,400 | 9,100 | 90 | 131.1" | 148" | 76" |
Wacker Neuson
While they are most known for their incredibly comfortable medium and large-frame skid steers, Wacker Neuson makes skid steers for every project size. Their products include eight models with ROCs ranging from 1,600 lbs to 3,200 lbs. Great for any size project, Wacker Neuson skid steers have widths between 66 inches and 72 inches, fitting in with the industry norms.
How much does a Wacker Neuson skid steer weigh?
Wacker Neuson skid steers have operating weights ranging from 6,170 pounds to 8,629 pounds.
Wacker Neuson Skid Steer Dimensions and Specifications
| Wacker Neuson Skid Weight Chart and Sizes | ||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Model | Rated Operating Capacity (lbs) | Operating Weight (lbs) | Engine Power (hp) | Lift Height at Pin | Length (with bucket) | Width (no bucket) |
| Wacker Neuson SW16 | 1,600 | 6,170 | 56 | 118.1" | 135" | 66" |
| Wacker Neuson SW17 | 1,700 | 6,245 | 74 | 118.1" | 135" | 66" |
| Wacker Neuson SW20 | 2,000 | 6,437 | 56 | 124" | 134.9" | 65.9" |
| Wacker Neuson SW21 | 2,100 | 6,512 | 74 | 124" | 134.9" | 65.9" |
| Wacker Neuson SW24 | 2,400 | 7,480 | 74 | 126.8" | 144.1" | 70" |
| Wacker Neuson SW28 | 2,800 | 8,175 | 74 | 134.6" | 145.4" | 71.9" |
| Wacker Neuson SW32 | 3,200 | 8,629 | 100 | 134.8" | 145.4" | 71.9" |
XCMG
Similar to Kato and Hyundai, XCMG has only one skid steer in its product portfolio. With an ROC under 3,000 pounds, it fits almost perfectly in the middle of the average skid steer lift capacity. The machine has a vertical lift path.
How much does an XCMG skid steer weigh?
XCMG's only skid steer, the XC7-SV12, has an operating weight of 5,984 pounds.
XCMGSkid Steer Dimensions and Specifications
| XCMG Skid Steer Weight Chart and Sizes | ||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Model | Rated Operating Capacity (lbs) | Operating Weight (lbs) | Engine Power (hp) | Lift Height at Pin | Length (with bucket) | Width (no bucket) |
| XCMG XC7-SV12 | 2,992 | 5,984 | 72 | 127" | 150" | 71" |
The Most Important Skid Steer Specifications
The most common skid steer specs for contractors to be aware of are ROC, operating weight, engine horsepower, lift height, length, width, and type of lift path. Other specifications that could matter include whether the machine has high-flow or standard-flow hydraulics.
Rated Operating Capacity (ROC)
Knowing the rated operating capacity (ROC) of a skid steer is crucial for contractors as it ensures safe operation by preventing overloading, which can lead to equipment tripping and accidents. It also helps in selecting the appropriate machine for specific tasks, enhancing efficiency and productivity on the job site. The ROC is normally 30 to 50 percent of the tipping load limit which is the amount of weight that the skid steer could carry without tipping.
Operating Weight
Understanding the operating weight of a skid steer is important because it affects the machine's stability, maneuverability, and the ground pressure it exerts. This knowledge helps in planning for transportation logistics and ensuring the skid steer can operate safely and efficiently on various surfaces without causing damage.
Horsepower
Knowing the horsepower is vital for contractors as it determines the machine's power and ability to perform demanding tasks. Higher horsepower enables better performance in tough conditions, ensuring the skid steer can handle heavy loads and challenging terrains efficiently. A higher horsepower is often directly correlated with a higher lift capacity.
Lift Height at Pin
Knowing the lift height at the pin of a skid steer is essential for contractors as it indicates how high the machine can lift materials. This information helps in selecting the appropriate skid steer for tasks involving loading and unloading materials into trucks or onto elevated surfaces, ensuring efficient and effective operation.
Dimensions (Width and Length)
Understanding the machine's dimensions, including the length and width of a skid steer, is important as it determines the machine's ability to navigate through tight spaces and its suitability for specific job sites. This information aids in planning for storage and maneuverability, ensuring the skid steer can operate efficiently in confined or restricted areas. The length of the machine often factors in the bucket while width does not. This is because there is a distinct difference between the length of the machine with the bucket on while there is only a marginal difference in the width when the bucket is attached.
Type of Lift Path
There are two types of lift paths on skid steers: radial lift and vertical lift. Radial lift machines are better for digging and grading, while vertical lift machines are ideal for loading and lifting to higher heights, helping contractors choose the right skid steer for specific job requirements.
The Three Sizes of Skid Steer Frames
There are three different skid steer sizes: small-frame, medium-frame, and large-frame. The size of a skid steer is determined by the ROC of the machine. Small-frame skid steers have ROCs under 1,750 pounds. The medium-framed ROC range is between 1,750 to 2,200 pounds. And lastly, the large-frame skid steer ROC range is anything over 2,200 pounds.
Small-framed skid steers are used for smaller, more confined jobs that don't require lots of heavy lifting and power. For example, they're great for landscaping projects, interior demolition, and underground construction because those spaces are often more restricted. Because of their small size and ease with navigating corners and tight spaces, small-frame skid steer loaders are very common for small-scale projects. They're also much easier to haul from site to site which can help save on costs when job sites may require less machinery or time.
Mid-frame models are the most commonly used size in construction and landscaping. That's because they're a safe bet for getting the job done on any site with the power and ROC they provide. For the most part, they can fit on most residential or suburban projects which makes them great for DIY, landscaping, or homebuilding. However, if you are concerned, it's best to check the dimensions.
Lastly, there are the large-framed models. These machines are great when moving large amounts of dirt, gravel, or bricks and require attachments like mulchers, augers, or blades because they require more horsepower. You will also need large-framed skid steers for most road building, demolition, and drilling jobs because of the heavy materials and demand for power and force.
What is the Biggest Skid Steer?
The biggest skid steers currently are the GEHL 420V and the Manitou V4200, which are essentially the same model because they're owned by the same parent companies. They both have ROCs of 4,200 pounds and operating weights of 11,665 pounds.
How Wide Are Skid Steers?
Skid steers come in a variety of widths with the most narrow model being the Bobcat S70 at 35.5 inches and the widest model being 79 inches, which includes several models across Manitou, John Deere, and Bobcat.
How Much Does a Skid Steer Weigh?
Skid steers have a variety of weights depending on their size. However, the lightest model is the Bobcat S70 which weighs 2,892 pounds and the heaviest models are the GEHL 420V and Manitou V4200 which weigh 11,665 pounds.
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Now, with a deeper understanding of skid steers and their specifications, you are in a better position to buy or rent the right machine.
Renting a Skid Steer
Are you looking to rent a skid steer for your next project? Whether you're searching for a skid steer from ASV, Bobcat, CASE, CAT, GEHL, Hyundai, Kato, Kubota, JCB, John Deere, Manitou, New Holland, Wacker Neuson, or XCMG, you can use DOZR or call our sales team to find your next skid steer rental.
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