Skid Steer Loaders and Attachments Hire
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Skid Steer Loader - Rubber Tracked <2t
Landscapers and tight-access crews working in backyards, basements or narrow laneways where minimal ground disturbance and compact width…
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Skid Steer Loader <1.6t
Landscapers, tradies and contractors working on tight-access sites or residential projects. Ideal for earthmoving, trenching and site…
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Skid Steer Loader 1.8-2.8t
Earthmoving contractors, builders and landscapers handling medium-duty excavation, loading and site prep. Compatible with various…
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Skid Steer Loader 2.9-3.4t
Builders, trades and commercial contractors needing a balance of power and compact size for general loading, grading or levelling work…
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Skid Steer Loader 3.6-4.6t
Earthworks and demolition crews operating in medium-sized commercial or residential jobs where higher lift capacity and breakout force…
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Skid Steer Loader 4 In 1 Bucket
Operators across construction and maintenance jobs completing multiple tasks including digging, loading, spreading and grabbing with a…
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Skid Steer Loader Auger Bit
Fence installers, landscapers and general contractors drilling post holes or soil anchors, pairing with an auger drive for quick and clean…
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Skid Steer Loader Auger Drive
Concreters, fencing crews and trades running auger bits on skid steers to drill holes quickly and safely, eliminating the need for manual…
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Skid Steer Loader Brushcutter BR166
Vegetation management teams and civil crews clearing dense grass, scrub or saplings on construction sites, easements, and road shoulders…
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Skid Steer Loader General Purpose Bucket
Operators across earthworks and maintenance jobs shifting spoil, gravel or topsoil, or cleaning up rubble with a standard bucket suited to…
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Skid Steer Loader Pallet Forks
Landscapers, trades and warehouse staff handling palletised loads, materials or site gear using a quick-attach fork solution for compact…
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Skid Steer Loader Rubber Tracked 2.4-4t
Civil, landscaping or infrastructure crews moving spoil, aggregate or fill on confined urban sites with soft or uneven ground, where low…
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Skid Steer Loader Spread Leveller
Concreters, landscapers and civil teams spreading and levelling sand, gravel or road base over pads, footpaths or access ways where…
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Skid Steer Loader Sweeper
Maintenance teams, road crews and site cleaners removing loose material from slabs, roads or paved areas where broom-style sweeping…
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Skid Steer Loader Trencher 1500mm
Contractors installing deeper utilities like power or water lines on construction or infrastructure sites needing precision trenching…
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FAQs
The right skid steer loader size depends on your project needs. Small and medium skid steers are tough, compact and agile, making them ideal for residential settings where manoeuvrability is essential. Large and extra-large skid steers are better suited for moving sizeable loads of soil, gravel or sand. Talk to our team about your needs and we can assist you with the correct skid steer hire.
No, you don’t need a licence to hire and operate a skid steer loader in Australia. However, you must demonstrate the required competency to operate a bobcat safely. Requirements can vary by state, territory and industry sector, so it's important to consult your local or industry regulatory body for specific details prior to any skid steer hire.
By equipping a skid steer loader with the right attachment, operators can increase efficiency, productivity and cost-effectiveness, making it one of the most valuable machines on any job site. Popular attachments include buckets, augers, grapple forks, pallet forks, and brush cutters, each designed for specific applications.
The choice depends on ground conditions and surface type. Wheeled skid steers are suited to firm, stable surfaces and offer faster travel across the site. Tracked models provide better traction and stability on soft, uneven or muddy ground.
Attachment choice depends on the type of work being carried out. Buckets are used for loading and grading, trenchers for digging narrow trenches, augers for drilling holes and pallet forks for lifting materials.
A skid steer is best used when space is limited and multiple tasks need to be completed with one machine. Its compact size and manoeuvrability make it suitable for tight access areas, while interchangeable attachments allow it to handle earthmoving, lifting and site preparation without requiring additional equipment.