Compact skid steers, built to earn.

The range runs from 140 kg rated on the RS03, through 175 kg on the RS04 and 300 kg on the RS06 and RS07, up to 1,050 kg on the RS20. Rated load is a safe working figure, not tipping load, so size the machine to the heaviest material you lift daily.

Auxiliary hydraulic provision is available across the range, but flow rate decides which attachments actually work properly. Tell us the attachment — auger, trencher, sweeper or breaker — and we confirm the hydraulic demand against the model before you order.

Rubber tracks spread weight over a much larger area than wheels, so ground pressure is far lower and rutting is reduced on soft clay, turf and made-up ground. Conditions still matter: saturated ground, steep slopes and repeated turning on the spot will always mark a surface.

Most models use Kubota diesel engines, including the 300 kg rated RS06. The compact RS03 uses a Briggs & Stratton petrol engine. The engine fitted is listed in the specification table on each machine's page.

The range uses a universal quick-attach hitch, so buckets, forks and similar tools generally transfer when you move up a size. Hydraulic attachments are the exception — flow and pressure must match the new machine, so check those with us first.