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    Mascus has a wide variety of used skid steer loaders available for sale in their online marketplace for trucks and heavy machinery. With products made by industry-leading manufacturers including Caterpillar, Bobcat and John Deere, Mascus offers top of the line equipment that is built to last. With new listings being added daily, customers are able to find the equipment and parts they need, for any construction project. Browse related categories including wheel loaders, crawler loaders and mini loaders. Can't find what you're looking for? Submit a want ad and we'll send it to equipment sellers advertising in Mascus.
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    • Bobcat S 250, 2007, Skid Steer LoadersBobcat S250

      Skid Steer Loaders
      2007 2,826 h
      United States, Gary, South Dakota
      24h

      27,500 USD
    • Bobcat T 76, 2021, Skid Steer LoadersBobcat T76

      Skid Steer Loaders
      2021 311 h
      United States, Gary, South Dakota
      24h

      74,000 USD
    • Kubota SVL97-2, 2024, Skid Steer LoadersKubota SVL97-2

      Skid Steer Loaders
      2024 4 h
      United States, Gary, South Dakota
      24h

      77,900 USD
    • Kubota SVL 65-2, Skid Steer LoadersKubota SVL 65-2

      Skid Steer Loaders
      1,000 h
      United States, Bushnell, Florida
      24h

      47,000 USD
    • Bobcat S 650, 2015, Skid Steer LoadersBobcat S650

      Skid Steer Loaders
      2015 450 h
      United States, Gary, South Dakota
      24h

      On Request
    • Kubota SVL97-2, 2023, Skid Steer LoadersKubota SVL97-2

      Skid Steer Loaders
      2023 81 h
      United States, Des Moines, Iowa
      24h

      74,500 USD
    • Bobcat T 66, 2022, Skid Steer LoadersBobcat T66

      Skid Steer Loaders
      2022 243 h
      United States, Gary, South Dakota
      24h

      59,900 USD
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    • Bobcat T 770, 2018, Skid Steer LoadersBobcat T770

      Skid Steer Loaders
      2018 810 h
      United States, Gary, South Dakota
      24h

      64,500 USD
    • John Deere 33, 2023, Skid Steer LoadersJohn Deere 333G

      Skid Steer Loaders
      2023 215 h
      United States, Gary, South Dakota
      24h

      92,000 USD
    • Bobcat S 250, Skid Steer LoadersBobcat S250

      Skid Steer Loaders
      4,796 h
      United States, Gary, South Dakota
      24h

      21,500 USD
    • Bobcat T 76, 2021, Skid Steer LoadersBobcat T76

      Skid Steer Loaders
      2021 142 h
      United States, Gary, South Dakota
      24h

      76,000 USD
    • Case 450, 2019, Skid Steer LoadersCase TV450

      Skid Steer Loaders
      2019 2,152 h
      United States, Gary, South Dakota
      24h

      49,900 USD
    • Bobcat S 850, 2019, Skid Steer LoadersBobcat S850

      Skid Steer Loaders
      2019 71 h
      United States, Gary, South Dakota
      24h

      76,900 USD
    • JCB 270 T, 2023, Skid Steer LoadersJCB 270T

      Skid Steer Loaders
      2023 18 h
      United States, Gary, South Dakota
      24h

      76,000 USD
    • Kubota SCL1000, 2022, Skid Steer LoadersKubota SCL1000

      Skid Steer Loaders
      2022 64 h
      United States, Gary, South Dakota
      24h

      35,900 USD
    • New Holland LS 185 B, Skid Steer LoadersNew Holland LS185B

      Skid Steer Loaders
      3,459 h
      United States, Gary, South Dakota
      24h

      19,000 USD
    • Bobcat S 220, 2004, Skid Steer LoadersBobcat S220

      Skid Steer Loaders
      2004 3,193 h
      United States, Kiowa, Colorado
      24h

      17,000 USD
    • John Deere 332, 2018, Skid Steer LoadersJohn Deere 332G

      Skid Steer Loaders
      2018 749 h
      United States, Gary, South Dakota
      24h

      53,900 USD
    • CAT 236 D, 2021, Skid Steer LoadersCAT 236D3

      Skid Steer Loaders
      2021 1,776 h
      United States, Grand Rapids, MI
      24h

      36,000 USD
    • Bobcat S 740, 2022, Skid Steer LoadersBobcat S740

      Skid Steer Loaders
      2022 200 h
      United States, Gary, South Dakota
      24h

      59,900 USD

    The idea for the skid steer loader first originated in Rothesay, Minnesota in 1957 as a way to get turkey manure out of a barn. Unlike its modern day counterpart, the first “skid steer loaders” were set on 3 wheels to help them pivot effectively. The first 4-wheeled skid steer, the M-400, came from Melroe Manufacturing Company (later named Bobcat). This early version was able to lift roughly 1000 lbs and was powered by a humble 15 horsepower engine. It would be an understatement to say that skid steer loaders have come a very long way since their origin 60 over years ago.

    Although the majority of skid steer loaders maintain the same primary function, there are a plethora of options to consider when purchasing one. It is vital to the success of your operation to have the right machine that fits every need. The primary criteria to examine is the size of the machine that will be required. There are 3 main considerations with the size of skid steers: how much weight needs to be lifted, what type of space the machine will be operated in, and how high the materials will need to be lifted. For jobs in a more open environment that require an unusual dumping height as well as heavy lifting, one of the most effective options would be along the lines of the Mustang4000V. This large skid steer can lift its load 12 feet in the air to be unloaded into large dump trucks. Conversely, if you are trying to maneuver in tighter spaces, a better option may be the tightly packed Bobcat S70 that is only 3 feet wide and 6 feet tall.

    Other than differing in size and power, skid steers have few variations apart from their wheelbase. The vast majority of skid steer loaders are operated outside. When making their signature pirouette turns, the locked side of the vehicle can cause intense friction that can damage asphalt or other types of soft terrain. For this reason, most skid steers are operated on gravel or dirt. If the terrain is unstable or inconsistent a different type if skid steer, called a multi-terrain loader, may be used. Multi-terrain loaders are fitted with tracks instead of tires. These elongated, tank-like rotating tracks provide the ultimate stability for skid steers on rough surfaces by have constant contact with the ground. The even distribution of weight throughout the track causes traction that provides a balance as the machine carries material up hills or on unsteady terrain. Just like its tire-based counterparts, the multi-terrain loader has the ability to lock one side of its tracks that allows the machine to swivel to accomplish sharp turns.

    Looking at skid steer loaders online or in magazines pales in comparison to seeing them in person, but finding a dealer close by is not always an easy feat. That’s why there are events like CONEXPO-cON/aGG. This major event fancies itself the biggest construction convention in all of North America. The expo regularly features skid steer industry titans such as Caterpillar, Bobcat, John Deere, Case, and New Holland displaying their best equipment. They also provide over 150 educational sessions around heavy equipment including skid steer loaders. The next event will take place in Las Vegas in March of 2020.

    When exploring the best way to buy a used skid steer loader you will quickly discover all of the hoops you have to jump through when buying through with dealers. To simplify that process, Mascus aggregates hundreds of thousands of used skid loader sellers from around the world onto one simple platform. By way of a quick search you can find the make, model, and type of skid steer loader that meets your operations specific needs. In similar fashion, you can effortlessly post an ad on Mascus for your used skid loader to be sold. A simple 3 step registration will allow you display your used heavy equipment at no cost.

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