Our skidsteer rental fleet features the CASE TR310B compact track loader. It has a 74 hp diesel engine, an operating weight of 8,880 lb, a rated operating capacity of 2,170 lb (35% of tipping load) and a 6,200 lb tipping load, so it handles serious material without losing the maneuverability of a compact machine.
Rubber tracks spread the machine’s weight over a larger footprint, which means lower ground pressure, better flotation and more traction on mud, sand, soft ground and uneven terrain. That makes a track skidsteer rental a smart choice in Southern Alberta’s spring thaw and on freshly disturbed sites where a wheeled unit could get stuck or rut the ground.
You can add a concrete breaker for breaking concrete, rock or asphalt; an auger drive for drilling post and pile holes; a landscape rake for grading and clearing debris; a sweeper broom for cleanup; and a deck push for moving snow or loose material. The TR310B has standard auxiliary hydraulics at 24.2 gpm (optional high-flow up to 32.4 gpm), so it can power hydraulic attachments like the breaker and auger.
A skidsteer is one of the most versatile machines on any site. Customers rent it for site preparation and grading, landscaping and material placement, demolition and debris removal, digging post holes, farm and acreage work, snow clearing and general construction support. Swapping attachments lets one machine cover several tasks.
Yes. Along with contractors, many acreage owners and homeowners rent a skidsteer for driveway grading, fence lines, landscaping and yard cleanup. Our team has more than 30 years of hands-on experience and can help you pick the right attachments before your rental starts, and account setup is fast and easy for individuals as well as businesses.
Call +1 403-651-2270 or use the Get a Quote form, and our team will take care of the rest.
