The size of the project will determine the right size of the machine required to complete it. Small track loaders, under 70 hp, are typically used for smaller landscaping and residential projects. Medium-sized units, ranging from 70-100 hp, are a must-have for your average residential construction, demolition, landscaping & snow removal jobs. Large track loaders, above 100+ hp, are best for heavy duty applications such as industrial construction and demolition or large-scale farming.

The Bobcat T86 R-Series track loader is Bobcat’s most powerful model yet. It’s built for heavy lifting and offers incredible pushing power to easily conquer any industrial-sized task. Its 105-horsepower engine and rated operational capacity (ROC) of 3,800 pounds provides the muscle your projects require that competitive models can’t match. This track loader offers three hydraulic flow options in one machine – its super-flow hydraulic option lets you operate specific attachments with unrelenting force and power.

The Bobcat T450 track loader may be Bobcat’s smallest track loader on he market but its 55-hp engine and 1,490-lb lift capacity make it a mighty machine. It is ideal for maneuvering around tight areas and its radius lift path excels at jobs with mid-range working heights such as dumping over walls, backfilling or unloading flatbed trucks.

Yes, Oaken Equipment offers a wide-range of ready to rent attachments including augers, grapples, breakers, sweepers, planers and much, much more. These versatile attachments can transform a single track loader into a heavy-duty digger, grader, concrete breaker, and even a landscape cutter without the large investment. Get the most out of your track loader by trying out some attachments before committing to a purchase.

Track loaders are very versatile and can be operated in all weather conditions, from rain and snow to mud and gravel. They feature two rubber tracks that give exceptional grip under wet or uneven conditions, as well as provide excellent float to help minimize any damage to finished landscapes. However, still be mindful of excessively cold temperatures. Always warm up your track loader before operating it, test your battery and make sure your wiper blades are operational.

Bobcat track loaders operate on two tracks as opposed to skid-steer loaders, which have four wheels. The rest of the machine features and functionality are basically the same, depending on the models. The benefit of two tracks over four wheels is that track loaders have two large contact points with the ground instead of four small ones. This gives the track loader a much better float, allowing it to run on grass and finished grounds without tearing it up as you work.

We know that if your machine stops, so does your job. If you’re having issues with your track loader or just need routine maintenance, you can submit a Service Request Form or give us a call to book your service. We’ll either run it through our shop or send a fully-stocked service vehicle to your jobsite to get your track loader up and running.

The size of the project will determine the right size of the machine required to complete it. Small track loaders, under 70 hp, are typically used for smaller landscaping and residential projects. Medium-sized units, ranging from 70-100 hp, are a must-have for your average residential construction, demolition, landscaping & snow removal jobs. Large track loaders, above 100+ hp, are best for heavy duty applications such as industrial construction and demolition or large-scale farming.

The Bobcat T86 R-Series track loader is Bobcat’s most powerful model yet. It’s built for heavy lifting and offers incredible pushing power to easily conquer any industrial-sized task. Its 105-horsepower engine and rated operational capacity (ROC) of 3,800 pounds provides the muscle your projects require that competitive models can’t match. This track loader offers three hydraulic flow options in one machine – its super-flow hydraulic option lets you operate specific attachments with unrelenting force and power.

The Bobcat T450 track loader may be Bobcat’s smallest track loader on he market but its 55-hp engine and 1,490-lb lift capacity make it a mighty machine. It is ideal for maneuvering around tight areas and its radius lift path excels at jobs with mid-range working heights such as dumping over walls, backfilling or unloading flatbed trucks.

Yes, Oaken Equipment offers a wide-range of ready to rent attachments including augers, grapples, breakers, sweepers, planers and much, much more. These versatile attachments can transform a single track loader into a heavy-duty digger, grader, concrete breaker, and even a landscape cutter without the large investment. Get the most out of your track loader by trying out some attachments before committing to a purchase.

Track loaders are very versatile and can be operated in all weather conditions, from rain and snow to mud and gravel. They feature two rubber tracks that give exceptional grip under wet or uneven conditions, as well as provide excellent float to help minimize any damage to finished landscapes. However, still be mindful of excessively cold temperatures. Always warm up your track loader before operating it, test your battery and make sure your wiper blades are operational.

Bobcat track loaders operate on two tracks as opposed to skid-steer loaders, which have four wheels. The rest of the machine features and functionality are basically the same, depending on the models. The benefit of two tracks over four wheels is that track loaders have two large contact points with the ground instead of four small ones. This gives the track loader a much better float, allowing it to run on grass and finished grounds without tearing it up as you work.

We know that if your machine stops, so does your job. If you’re having issues with your track loader or just need routine maintenance, you can submit a Service Request Form or give us a call to book your service. We’ll either run it through our shop or send a fully-stocked service vehicle to your jobsite to get your track loader up and running.