Skid Steer Loaders

Skid steer loaders offer several advantages, including compact size, exceptional manoeuvrability, and versatility. Their ability to turn within their own footprint makes them highly manoeuvrable in tight spaces. Skid steer loaders can be easily transported to job sites, and with the wide range of available attachments, they can perform various tasks, such as loading, excavating, grading, and landscaping. The option of wheeled or tracked models allows for flexibility in different terrain conditions, making skid steer loaders a reliable choice for diverse projects.

At Flexihire, we offer the flexibility to hire skid steer attachments separately or together with a skid steer loader, depending on your specific needs. Contact your nearest branch to discuss your requirements.

Operating a skid steer loader and its attachments requires proper training and experience to ensure safe and efficient operation. If you have the necessary competency certificate and experience, you can operate the equipment yourself. Safety is our top priority, and we encourage proper training and adherence to safety guidelines when operating skid steer loaders and attachments. You can find all safety and operation documentation in ourInfo Hub.

While both mini loaders and skid steer loaders are compact machines used for material handling and other tasks, there are some key differences between them. One of the main differences is the steering mechanism. Skid steer loaders use a skid steer mechanism, which means they have the ability to turn within their own footprint by independently powering each wheel or track on one side of the machine. This allows for exceptional manoeuveability. Mini loaders, on the other hand, typically use a steering wheel or joystick for steering, similar to a small tractor or forklift.