What is a Skid Steer Used for?

WHAT IS A SKID STEER USED FOR?

A skid steer is a compact piece of construction equipment that is used for digging and hauling materials. Skid steers offer high power for their small frame, making them maneuverable and lightweight, allowing them to perform heavy tasks in small spaces. Skid steers also have arms that can attach to different tools, making them a multipurpose piece of equipment suitable for various construction and landscaping jobs. Other jobs that a skid steer can perform include:

  • Clearing Snow
  • Excavating
  • Construction
  • Landscaping
  • Trenching and Digging

    • HOW MUCH DOES A SKID STEER WEIGH?

    The weight of a skid steer can vary depending on the manufacturer, model, and the specific attachments and features it has. That said, most skid steers weigh around 2,500 to 4,000 pounds, while a larger skid steer can weigh up to 10,000 pounds or more.

    WHAT ARE THE DIFFERENT TYPES OF JOHN DEERE SKID STEERS?

    Currently, John Deere features a range of skid steer models. These models include the following:

    • Small-frame skid steers: 312GR and 314G models
    • Medium-frame skid steers: 316GR, 318G, and 320G models
    • Large-frame skid steers: 330G, 332G, and 333G models
    • Vertical-lift skid steers: 320G and 324G models
    • Radial-lift skid steers: 316GR and 318G models
    • Compact track loaders: 317G and 325G models

      • WHAT IS THE BIGGEST JOHN DEERE SKID STEER?

      John Deere's largest skid steer model is the 330G, which has an operating capacity of up to 3,300 pounds and a vertical lift height of 11 feet. This model is part of John Deere's G-Series lineup of skid steers and is designed for heavy-duty applications in construction, agriculture, and landscaping. The 330G skid steer features a powerful engine, advanced hydraulics, and a comfortable cab to help operators work efficiently and safely.

      WHAT ARE THE MOST COMMON SKID STEER ATTACHMENTS?

      Skid steers are capable of attaching over 100 types of attachments, making them the perfect machine for a variety of industries. Some of the most common skid steer attachments include: