FAQs About Skid Steers & Compact Track Loaders
Our skid steers and compact track loaders are ideal for normal or high-intensity job tasks, including digging, clearing, grading, transporting material and dumping. Select from our expansive range of operational power options to suit the specific needs of your site. Enjoy the advantages of smaller machines with a guarantee of reliable power for your daily needs. To learn more about our skid steer and compact track loader selection, use filters to browse and find exactly what you’re looking for.
A compact track loader is used for several functions, including digging; clearing; grading; transporting material; and dumping dirt, sand, clay or debris. As its name implies, this machine moves on tracks as opposed to wheels to be more efficient on surfaces that are not level, smooth or even.
An official license is not required to drive a skid steer; however, it is in the best interest of any worker to be knowledgeable about the equipment they are using. United Academy is our internal learning platform that allows workers to earn certifications through various training opportunities. Select and register for a course here. We offer blended, traditional classroom and virtual classroom learning modalities as well as several language options for instruction including English, Spanish and French.
Skid steers do not come with titles. However, if you’re uncertain of the ownership of a particular piece of machinery prior to purchase, it may be ideal to request that the seller provide original proof of purchase documents. You may also want to make sure to retain your bill of purchase or receipt at the end of the transaction to prove your ownership after purchasing.