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Updated: July 8th, 2008 05:26 PM EDT
Skid-steer Loaders
Mustang 2066, 2076 and 2086 Skid Steers
Case 400 Series
John Deere 300 Series Skid Steers
Bobcat S205 Skid-Steer Loaders
Mapcon Bulldog Skid Loaders
Thomas 137 Skid Steer
Doosan Daewoo Plus Series
Hyundai HSL T Series
Caterpillar Vertical Lift Skid Steers
Gehl 40 Series
New Holland LS185.B and LS190.B
JCB 190 and 1110 Robots
Volvo Skid Steers
Komatsu SK1026-5 Skid Steer
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Does It Pay to "Trick Out" Your Loader?
Today's skid-steer loaders are packed with the power and features needed to operate grading and landscaping attachments, or any other attachments you may have in your fleet. Following are details on the latest models available.
Mustang 2066, 2076 and 2086 Skid Steers
The 2066, 2076 and 2086 skid steer models offer 2,000-, 2,200- and 2,600-lb. SAE-rated operating loads.
- 60- and 80-hp Cummins Tier II diesel engines
- 95-in. dump heights and 28-in. dump reach
- 6,414 ft.-lbs. of axle torque
- Spacious, totally redesigned operator's compartment
- Tilt-back operator cab
- Optional two-speed drive system and Hydraglide ride control
Case 400 Series
The 400 Series skid steers come in five radial-lift and three vertical-lift models with maximum rated loads from 1,500 to 3,000 lbs.
- 49- to 82-net-hp Tier II-certified engines
- Extra-heavy-duty design
- Cooling system provides balanced cooling to engine and hydraulics
- Low-effort servo-hydrostatic controls
- Factory-ready cab with optional air conditioning available for Models 430 and above
John Deere 300 Series Skid Steers
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