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Skid Steer and Compact Track Loaders
New Cat® Skid Steer & Compact Track Loaders in NY and CT
At H.O. Penn Machinery, you'll find a diverse selection of skid steers and compact track loaders equipped to take on any job. All of our new Caterpillar construction equipment comes with factory-authorized parts and services, preventive maintenance plans and financing.
226D3 Skid Steer Loader
- Gross Power - SAE J1995
- 67.1 HP
- Operating Weight
- 5849 lb
- Wheel Base
- 41.5 in
232D3 Skid Steer Loader
- Gross Power - SAE J1995
- 67.1 HP
- Operating Weight
- 6514 lb
- Wheel Base
- 41.5 in
236D3 Skid Steer Loader
- Net Power - ISO 9249
- 73.9 HP
- Engine Model
- Cat 3.3B DIT (turbo)
- Peak Torque - 1,500 rpm - SAE J1995
- 195 ft·lbf
239D3 Compact Track Loader
- Gross Power - SAE J1995
- 67.1 HP
- Operating Weight
- 7434 lb
- Vehicle Width (320 mm/12.6 in tracks)
- 66 in
242D3 Skid Steer Loader
- Engine Model
- Cat C3.3B DIT (turbo)
- Net Power - ISO 9249
- 73.9 HP
- Peak Torque - 1,500 rpm - SAE J1995
- 195 ft·lbf
246D3 Skid Steer Loader
- Net Flywheel Power
- 72.9 HP
- Net Power - ISO 9249
- 73.7 HP
- Engine Model
- Cat C3.3B DIT (turbo)
249D3 Compact Track Loader
- Gross Power - SAE J1995
- 67.1 HP
- Operating Weight
- 7831 lb
- Length - Track on Ground
- 54.5 in
255 Compact Track Loader
- Gross Power - SAE J1995
- 74.3 HP
- Bore
- 4.3 in
- Displacement
- 171 in²
259D3 Compact Track Loader
- Gross Power - SAE J1995
- 74.3 HP
- Operating Weight
- 8987 lb
- Length - Track on Ground
- 59 in
262D3 Skid Steer Loader
- Net Flywheel Power
- 72.9 HP
- Engine Model
- Cat C3.3B DIT (turbo)
- Net Power - ISO 9249
- 73.7 HP
265 Compact Track Loader
- Gross Power - SAE J1995
- 74 HP
- Bore
- 4.3 in
- Displacement
- 171 in²
272D3 Skid Steer Loader
- Roll Back Angle
- 28°
- Net Power - ISO 9249
- 96 HP
- Net Flywheel Power
- 95 HP
272D3 XE Skid Steer Loader
- Roll Back Angle
- 28°
- Peak Torque - 1,500 rpm - SAE J1995
- 276 ft·lbf
- Net Power - ISO 9249
- 107 HP
279D3 Compact Track Loader
- Gross Power - SAE J1995
- 74.3 HP
- Operating Weight
- 10095 lb
- Length - Track on Ground
- 64.2 in
289D3 Compact Track Loader
- Gross Power - SAE J1995
- 74.3 HP
- Operating Weight
- 10688 lb
- Length - Track on Ground
- 64.2 in
299D3 Compact Track Loader
- Gross Power - SAE J1995
- 98 HP
- Operating Weight
- 11464 lb
- Length - Track on Ground
- 69.6 in
299D3 XE Compact Track Loader
- Gross Power - SAE J1995
- 110 HP
- Operating Weight
- 11756 lb
- Length - Track on Ground
- 69.6 in
299D3 XE Land Management Compact Track Loader
- Peak Torque - 1,500 rpm - SAE J1995
- 276 ft·lbf
- Engine Model
- Cat C3.8 DIT (turbo)
- Net Power - ISO 9249
- 107 HP
Cat® Skid Steers and Compact Track Loaders for Sale
Our current skid steer and compact track loader lineup include a complete selection of 200 series Cat machines. When determining what machinery is the right fit for your fleet, you can view our equipment specifications to see the differences between our track vs. wheel skid steer loader selections.
Skid Steer Loaders
Our powerful, efficient wheeled skid steers have net powers ranging from 73.7 to 107 horsepower and peak torque between 196 and 276 pounds of force. Our skid steer product lineup comprises many D3 skid steer loaders from the Cat 200 series, including the following:
Compact Track Loaders
Our 200 series compact track loaders are as robust as they are adaptable, with gross powers between 67.1 and 110 horsepower, operating weights between 5,849 and 11,756 pounds, and track lengths ranging from 54.5 to 69.6 inches. Our comprehensive assortment includes the following models:
About Cat Skid Steers and Compact Track Loaders
Though compact track loaders and skid steers have many similar functions, these machines also exhibit many differences. When you choose the equipment that's right for your individualized application needs, you can take on any project with maximum performance and efficiency.
Skid Steers vs. Track Loaders
The most obvious difference between compact track loaders and skid steers is that track loaders feature a tracked chassis, while skid steers have tires.
Skid steers are generally lighter than track loaders, making them faster, easier and less expensive to transport. Their wheels also enable them to exert more pressure onto the ground, letting them achieve faster speeds than compact track loaders on hard surfaces.
Because compact track loaders have tracks instead of wheels, they have excellent weight distribution, making them more stable when navigating harsh terrains, such as mud, snow and loose soil. Their tracks also cause minimal ground disruption, resulting in less site cleanup. Track loaders are also known to exhibit better operator comfort due to their smooth operation.
Accessories and Tooling Options
When you choose H.O. Penn for skid steer loaders or compact track loaders, you'll also find a comprehensive assortment of tools and accessories to enhance your equipment's capabilities. From augers to grapples to backhoes and more, we have the cutting-edge caterpillar attachments you need to facilitate even the most demanding jobs.
Purchase New Skid Steers and Track Loaders at H.O. Penn Today
Discover high-quality wheeled skid steers and compact track loaders for sale at H.O. Penn. Find a location near you to explore your options in person:
- Poughkeepsie, NY (corporate headquarters)
- Holtsville, NY
- Bronx, NY
- Bloomingburg, NY
- Newington, CT
Contact us for more information on our Cat skid steers and track loaders today!