Verified model comparison
Caterpillar 255 vs Kubota SVL75-3
A compact track loader comparison that keeps 35% and 50% tipping-load bases separate.
| Specification | Caterpillar 255 Compact Track Loader | Kubota SVL75-3 Compact Track Loader |
|---|---|---|
| Rated operating capacity (35% tipping load) | 1,133 kg2,499 lb35% of tipping load | 1,129 kg2,490 lb35% of tipping load |
| Operating capacity (50% tipping load) | 1,619 kg3,570 lb50% of tipping load | 1,613 kg3,557 lb50% of tipping load |
| Tipping load | 3,238 kg7,140 lbManufacturer reference configuration | Not published in this research record |
| Lift breakout force | 2,674 kgf5,895 lbfManufacturer product page | Not published in this research record |
| Gross engine power | Not published in this research record | 55.4 kW74.3 hpAt 2,400 rpm |
| Operating weight | Not published in this research record | 4,273 kg9,420 lbClosed-cab published configuration |
| Hydraulic flow | Not published in this research record | 72.7 / 112.8 L/min19.2 / 29.8 US gpmStandard / high flow |
Caterpillar 255 Compact Track Loader
The Caterpillar 255 is a vertical-lift compact track loader. Caterpillar publishes capacity at both 35% and 50% of tipping load, which makes the comparison basis visible instead of presenting one ambiguous ROC number.
ExploreKubota SVL75-3 Compact Track Loader
The Kubota SVL75-3 is a vertical-lift compact track loader with Canadian-published metric and imperial specifications. Kubota separates the 35% and 50% capacity figures, supporting a transparent comparison.
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