17.2 kW 4×4 Wheeled Mini Skid Steer Loader

Overview

Wheels for hard ground

A wheeled skid steer turns by braking the wheels on one side, so it can spin in its own length. Wheels roll faster and wear less than tracks on concrete, asphalt and hard-packed yards. This model has four-wheel drive and a 17.2 kW diesel engine, which gives it good push in a bucket pile without the weight of a larger machine.

Compact and capable

The loader is 2,285 mm long, 1,135 mm wide and 1,270 mm high, with a weight of 890 kg. That width passes through standard doors and between farm buildings. A 0.15 m³ bucket handles sand, manure, grain and gravel in small lots, and the load capacity is 300 kg or 500 kg depending on the build.

Attachments

A skid steer earns its keep by changing tools. This machine accepts optional attachments, so a pallet fork, a sweeper or a trencher can replace the bucket. The work you plan decides the coupler type and hydraulic flow needed.

Wheeled or tracked

If your ground is soft, wet or sandy, a tracked loader from our crawler series will float better. For paved yards and hard soil, this wheeled model is faster and cheaper to maintain. Before we build, we also check the width of your doors and the height of any trailer ramp you use, so the machine fits where it must work.

Wheels or tracks

This wheeled mini skid steer and our tracked loaders do the same work in different conditions. Its four wheels run faster and cost less to maintain on hard ground, concrete, asphalt and packed earth, and it wears no rubber tracks. At 890 kg and 2,285 mm long, it fits in a lot of yards and sheds. On soft ground, mud and slopes, a tracked loader grips better and leaves less damage; our 13.5 HP crawler loader climbs 30°. The 17.2 kW diesel engine is more powerful than the smaller wheeled model, so it can run a breaker or a sweeper. Choose this one for building yards, paved sites, warehouses, farm sheds and general loading. Its 0.15 m³ bucket suits sand, gravel and light soil but not heavy rock.