Case Skid Steer rentals in Burlington, VT
Skid Steer makes in Burlington, VT
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Case TR310
2017 Skid Steer
1,870 hrs | Seabrook, NH |160 miles away
160 miles away
0 cancels in the past 3 months
Rent to Own Available
188 views
Skid Steer Bucket
Daily$314
Weekly$699
Monthly$2,096
Case TR270B
2023 Skid Steer
89 hrs | Wyalusing, PA |248 miles away
248 miles away
0 cancels in the past 3 months
Rent to Own Available
172 views
General Purpose Bucket 2.5yd³
Daily$480
Weekly$1,067
Monthly$3,200
Case SV340B
2022 Skid Steer
119 hrs | Norristown, PA |319 miles away
319 miles away
0 cancels in the past 3 months
< 100 views
Spade Nose Bucket
Daily$300
Weekly$667
Monthly$2,000
Case SV340
2021 Skid Steer
543 hrs | Norristown, PA |319 miles away
319 miles away
0 cancels in the past 3 months
< 100 views
Spade Nose Bucket
Daily$300
Weekly$667
Monthly$2,000
Case TV620B
2023 Skid Steer
550 hrs | Crofton, MD |419 miles away
419 miles away
0 cancels in the past 3 months
187 views
Daily$345
Weekly$767
Monthly$2,300
Buy it Now for $76,900
Case TR310B
2022 Skid Steer
253 hrs | Pleasantville, OH |574 miles away
574 miles away
0 cancels in the past 3 months
Rent to Own Available
247 views
Grading Bucket Tooth Bucket
Daily$450
Weekly$1,000
Monthly$3,000
Buy it Now for $65,000
Case TR340B
2022 Skid Steer
375 hrs | Hurricane, WV |618 miles away
618 miles away
0 cancels in the past 3 months
Rent to Own Available
302 views
Grapple Bucket Skid Steer Bucket
Daily$412
Weekly$917
Monthly$2,750
Buy it Now for $69,999
Case TR270
2019 Skid Steer
1,870 hrs | Fort Mill, SC |767 miles away
767 miles away
0 cancels in the past 3 months
116 views
4-in-1 (TL) Bucket Forks Grapple Bucket
Daily$480
Weekly$1,067
Monthly$3,200
Case TV450B
2025 Skid Steer
38 hrs | Eagle River, WI |788 miles away
788 miles away
0 cancels in the past 3 months
< 100 views
Forest Machine Grapple Mulcher Head Trencher
Daily$675
Weekly$1,500
Monthly$4,500
Case TV370B
2022 Skid Steer
60 hrs | Eagle River, WI |789 miles away
789 miles away
0 cancels in the past 3 months
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Brushcutter 72in Mulcher Head Pallet Forks 48" Root Grapple Skid Steer Bucket Tooth Bucket
Daily$615
Weekly$1,367
Monthly$4,100
Case TR310B
2024 Skid Steer
79 hrs | Bethalto, IL |948 miles away
948 miles away
0 cancels in the past 3 months
< 100 views
Pallet Forks Skid Steer Bucket
Daily$435
Weekly$967
Monthly$2,900
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Skid Steer Frequently Asked Questions
What are the most popular Case Skid Steer models in Burlington, VT?
The most popular models for Case skid steer rentals in Burlington, VT are TR310B, SV340, and SV340B. These models are highly sought after for their versatility and jobsite performance.
What are the most popular attachments for a Case Skid Steer in Burlington, VT?
The most popular attachments for Case skid steer rentals in Burlington, VT are Skid Steer Bucket, Bucket, and Grapple Bucket. These attachments help you tackle a wide range of tasks, from digging and grading to lifting and material handling.
What is the cheapest rental rate for a Case Skid Steer in Burlington, VT?
The lowest rental rate for a Case skid steer in Burlington, VT starts at $2,000 per month, $667 per week, and $300 per day. Actual rates may vary by location, duration, and machine configuration.
What are other names for a skid steer?
Skid steers are part of a broader family of compact loaders and are often referred to by various names. Common aliases include 'Skid Steer Loader' (SSL) or simply 'Compact Loader'. Machines with tracks instead of wheels are specifically called 'Compact Track Loaders' (CTLs), though they are often grouped with skid steers due to their similar size and function.
What is a skid steer used for?
Skid steers are incredibly versatile and are considered the swiss-army knife of the construction site. Their primary uses include digging, grading, pushing, and lifting materials. Thanks to a universal attachment plate, their functionality can be greatly expanded for tasks like trenching, demolition, snow removal, sweeping, and drilling.
What’s the difference between a wheeled skid steer and a compact track loader (CTL)?
The main difference is the undercarriage.
Wheeled Skid Steers have four wheels and are faster on hard, flat surfaces like pavement and concrete. They are more maneuverable in tight spaces due to their ability to 'skid' or drag their wheels to turn.
Compact Track Loaders (CTLs) have tracks which provide lower ground pressure, superior traction, and stability on soft, uneven, or muddy terrain. Tracks are gentler on lawns but can be damaged by, or cause damage to, hard surfaces like asphalt.
What size skid steer do I need?
Choosing the right size depends on your project's scale and workspace. They are generally categorized by their Rated Operating Capacity (ROC), which is the maximum weight the machine can safely lift without tipping.
* Small Frame (under 1,750 lbs ROC): Ideal for landscaping, interior demolition, and work in tight, residential spaces.
* Medium Frame (1,750 - 2,200 lbs ROC): The most popular size, offering a balance of power and maneuverability for general construction and material moving.
* Large Frame (over 2,200 lbs ROC): Best for heavy-duty demolition, large-scale earthmoving, and roadbuilding projects where maximum lifting power is required.
Do I need a license to rent or operate a skid steer?
Specific licensing requirements vary by country, state, and local regulations. While a special driver's license is typically not required for private use, most rental companies and all professional jobsites require proof of training or competency for safety. In the United States, OSHA requires employers to train and certify their equipment operators. Always confirm with your rental provider and check local regulations before operating.
Are attachments included with my skid steer rental?
Generally, no. A standard dirt or construction bucket is typically included with the base rental. However, specialized attachments like augers, trenchers, pallet forks, grapples, or hydraulic hammers are rented separately. This allows you to customize the machine precisely for your task. Be sure to specify which attachments you need when you book your rental.
How much does it cost to rent a skid steer?
Rental costs vary based on several factors: the machine's size and capacity, the rental duration (daily, weekly, or monthly), your location, and any attachments you need. Monthly rates typically offer the best daily value. Contact us for a precise quote based on your project's needs.
What should I check before using a rental skid steer?
Always perform a pre-operation inspection for safety. Key checks include:
* Tires/Tracks: Check for proper inflation, wear, and any damage.
* Fluids: Verify engine oil, hydraulic fluid, and coolant levels are sufficient.
* Safety Features: Ensure the seat belt, safety bar (lap bar), and ROPS (Roll-Over Protective Structure) are in good condition.
* Controls: Test that all joysticks, foot pedals, and switches are functioning correctly before starting work.
* Work Area: Inspect the area for hazards, bystanders, and overhead obstacles.
Renting on Rubbl
What is the minimum rental duration?
One day minimum, discounts are available for long term rentals starting at 3 months.
When do I pay?
For most customers, advanced payment is required before the rental start date. For larger companies, we offer terms with a simple credit application.
Who transports the machine?
Rubbl coordinates the whole transportation process. Upon order placement, our coordinator will find you the cheapest transportation quote.
How fast can I get my machine?
On order placement a series of renter background and equipment checks are performed. This is to protect the owner, renter, and Rubbl from fraudulent orders. The majority of deliveries happen within 1-2 days of the order being placed.
