Whatever your needs are, you can find a skid steer model to fit the bill. Manufacturers today are offering more and more models and a greater range of features to help operators get the job done and assist you in serving those operators.

The following pages include a listing of what many leading manufacturers have to offer in the way of skid steers. For more information on any of these models, please use the reader service card included in this issue.

New Holland Construction
The LS Series SuperBoom skid steers feature greater visibility, more lift capacity, better stability, added durability and better dump height and reach. Added performance and operator comfort are packed into compact frame sizes to enable efficient operation in tight, narrow and confined spaces. The units are suited for various applications, including landscaping, construction or demolition.

John Deere
The 300 Series skid steers incorporate a unified design, optimal 60/40 weight distribution, a low center of gravity, long wheelbase and large tires for greater stability and productivity. Other features include a patented vertical-lift boom, turbocharged high-torque diesel engines, smooth, responsive servo controls, added pushing power and breakout force and high visibility around the machine.

Gehl Co.
The 40 Series is a mid-size family of skid loaders featuring higher horsepower, higher load capacity, more hydraulic power, spacious cabs, control choices, Deutz 2011 Series engines and an engine auto-shutdown system. The 7810 skid loader provides lift heights of almost 12 ft., operating load ratings up to 3,675 lbs., turbo diesel engines at 115 hp and ground speeds up to 13 mph.

JCB Inc.
The 190 and 1110 Robot skid steers are available with wheels or high-drive rubber track systems. The units feature a single loader arm mounted in a low-level, single tower on the right-hand side of the machine. This design provides greater visibility with an unhindered view to the rear and right-hand side. With no left-hand loader tower, visibility is completely clear to the left side of the loader.


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