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Skid Steer Loaders in Canada

Skid steers are compact, manoeuvrable tool carriers used for loading, grading, snow removal, landscaping and site cleanup. Tire choice, lift path and hydraulic package strongly influence how well a unit fits a specific job.

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Bobcat S175 Skid Steer Loader

Bobcat S175 Skid Steer Loader

S175 non-current archive — first specification column; serial range unconfirmed · United States / North American reference

Operating Weight
6,220 lb2,821.3 kg
Height to Hinge Pin
9 ft 10.2 in3,002.3 mm
Reach @ Maximum Height
2 ft 5.6 in751.8 mm
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Bobcat S185 Skid Steer Loader

Bobcat S185 Skid Steer Loader

S185 non-current archive — first specification column; serial range unconfirmed · United States / North American reference

Operating Weight
6,220 lb2,821.3 kg
Height to Hinge Pin
9 ft 10.2 in3,002.3 mm
Reach @ Maximum Height
2 ft 5.6 in751.8 mm
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Bobcat S250 Skid Steer Loader

Bobcat S250 Skid Steer Loader

S250 non-current archive — first specification column; serial range unconfirmed · United States / North American reference

Operating Weight
7,723 lb3,503.1 kg
Height to Hinge Pin
10 ft 6.4 in3,210.6 mm
Reach @ Maximum Height
2 ft 10 in863.6 mm
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Bobcat S300 Skid Steer Loader

Bobcat S300 Skid Steer Loader

S300 non-current archive — first specification column; serial range unconfirmed · United States / North American reference

Operating Weight
8,140 lb3,692.2 kg
Height to Hinge Pin
10 ft 6.4 in3,210.6 mm
Reach @ Maximum Height
2 ft 10 in863.6 mm
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CASE SR210B Skid Steer Loader

CASE SR210B Skid Steer Loader

SR210B Tier 4 Final — official North American specification sheet · United States / North American reference

Height to bucket hinge pin
10 ft 3 in3.12 m
Dump reach at maximum height — low profile bucket
1 ft 11.4 in0.6 m
Dump height — low profile bucket
7 ft 11.6 in2.43 m
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Skid Steer Loaders
Current manufacturer listing

CASE SR240B Skid Steer Loader

CASE SR240B Skid Steer Loader

SR240B Tier 4 Final — official North American specification sheet · United States / North American reference

Height to bucket hinge pin
10 ft 5.1 in3.18 m
Dump reach at maximum height — low profile bucket
1 ft 10.6 in0.57 m
Dump height — low profile bucket
8 ft 2.3 in2.5 m
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*Provisional measurement supported by secondary-source documentation. First-party manufacturer confirmation is still required.

Choosing skid steer loaders for the job

Radial-lift machines often suit digging and mid-height work; vertical-lift designs can favour truck loading and lift-and-carry tasks. Confirm standard- or high-flow hydraulics before selecting powered attachments.

Machine types and configurations

  • Small-frame
  • Mid-frame
  • Large-frame
  • Radial-lift
  • Vertical-lift
  • Standard- and high-flow

Specifications that matter

SpecificationWhy it matters
Rated operating capacityMust be read with the applicable configuration, stability limits and duty.
Tipping loadMust be read with the applicable configuration, stability limits and duty.
Lift pathCompare the serial-specific configuration and intended work, not the label alone.
Hinge-pin heightShows whether the configured machine fits the required work envelope.
Auxiliary flowDetermines powered-attachment capability and circuit requirements.
Operating weightDefines machine class, transport exposure and stability context.
Tire configurationAffects traction, flotation, wear cost, width and transport.

Before buying used

  • Check chaincase, wheel bearings and drive response
  • Inspect loader-arm pins, coupler and auxiliary connectors
  • Confirm restraint bar, interlocks and cab controls operate correctly
Ownership costs to consider

Cost drivers

  • Tires and wheel bearings
  • Chaincase and drive components
  • Loader-arm and quick-attach joints
  • Cooling and high-flow hydraulics
Plan your transport

Transport checklist

  • Include attachment weight in payload
  • Lower arms and secure the work tool
  • Check deck width and ramp angle
  • Document tire configuration

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Skid Steer vs Compact Track Loader

Choose the running gear around the surfaces you actually work on, then compare lift geometry, attachments and transport. Tires versus tracks is only one part of the decision.

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