Compact Track Loader (Rubber Track Skid Steer) Rental
John Deere CT322
| Rates | Day | Week | Month |
|---|---|---|---|
Regular |
$390 | $1,550 | $4,100 |
Corporate |
$375 | $1,430 | $3,760 |
We honor the lowest rate on all long term rentals
Are you looking to rent a Compact Track Loader CTL (Rubber Track Skid Steer) for a commercial or residential project that requires a CTL because it requires you to work in confined areas? If that describes your project, then put some thought to renting a small and agile John Deere CT322.
What's better: Tracks or Tires? In other words, why rent a Compact Track Loader vs. a skid steer?
- First off, if your project involves hills and slopes with uneven terrain or various surfaces that have mud, loose gravel, or extra soft or soggy ground, then a Compact Track Loader (Rubber Track Skid Steer) will always win the day over a skid steer. This is to a CTL's superior stability in the areas mentioned above (All the situations whereby a skid steer with tires would spin out and get stuck...).
- When you consider that the tracks on a Compact Track Loader distribute the loader's weight evenly (at 4.8 psi), then it becomes apparent that it is vital to minimize ground pressure if you are concerned about damage to the surfaces you're working on.
- And point number three is short but vital: no flat tires!
Strong and mighty
The CT322 comes equipped with a 4 cylinder engine delivers 66 HP (vs. 68 HP for the CT315). This is helpful for carrying heavy loads. In fact, you can carry loads of up to 2200 lbs. (vs. 1900 lbs. for the CT319). The CT322's tipping load is 6,400 lbs. (vs. 5,600 lbs. for the CT319).
Easy to navigate
Productivity and safety are of concern to everyone, so it's good to know that a CT322 provides Industry-leading 360-degree visibility.
Superior bucket angle
The 40-degree dump angle allows the bucket to empty all content (including sticky material).
Comfortable for long shifts
The CT322's sculptured high back seat will help you keep productivity high.
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