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EQUIPMENT FOR REAL-WORLD JOBS
Start with the Job. Find the Machine That Fits.
Digging, hauling, field work, land clearing, mowing, and property maintenance all call for different equipment. Start with the work you need to complete and explore the machines built for it.
START WITH YOUR WORK
Different Jobs Call for Different Machines
Think about the work first — what needs to be moved, cut, cleared, maintained, or prepared. From there, it becomes much easier to narrow down the right type of equipment.
Dig, Excavate & Shape Ground
For trenching, foundations, drainage, grading, site preparation, and other jobs where controlled digging matters.
Work Fields & Move Loads
For cultivation, mowing, hauling, loader work, farm maintenance, and jobs that change throughout the season.
Load, Carry & Work in Tight Sites
For loading, grading, cleanup, material handling, landscaping, and frequent attachment changes in compact working areas.
Cut Grass & Manage Vegetation
For lawns, fields, orchards, slopes, pastures, and rough vegetation where ground conditions affect machine choice.
Get More from the Right Attachments
Buckets, forks, grapples, breakers, augers, mowers, and other tools can significantly expand what one machine can do.
Not Sure Which Machine Fits?
Working space, terrain, material, workload, transport limits, and attachments all affect the right choice.
EXCAVATORS
Excavators for Digging, Clearing and Site Work
When the job starts below ground or requires precise earthmoving, excavators provide the digging reach, control, and attachment flexibility needed across construction, land management, and property work.
Construction & Foundations
Dig foundations, trenches, drainage lines, and prepare working areas for residential, commercial, and general construction projects.
See Construction Applications
Roads, Drainage & Public Works
Support utility installation, roadside excavation, drainage, repair work, and other projects around existing infrastructure.
See Municipal Applications
Forestry & Land Clearing
Work through woodland and uneven terrain for vegetation clearing, trail preparation, material handling, and general land management.
See Forestry Applications
Yards, Farms & Small Sites
Handle landscaping, property improvements, farm maintenance, and excavation where working space is more limited.
See Small-Site ApplicationsTRACTORS
Tractors for Field Work, Hauling and Everyday Farm Jobs
A tractor can move from field preparation to transport, loader work, mowing, and property maintenance as the workload changes throughout the season.
Field Preparation & Cultivation
Prepare soil, cultivate fields, level working areas, and support planting and other recurring field operations.
See Field Applications
Hauling & Transport
Move crops, feed, equipment, tools, and other materials between fields, storage areas, buildings, and working sites.
See Transport Applications
Pasture & Field Maintenance
Maintain grassland, grazing areas, field boundaries, and open land with suitable implements and mowing equipment.
See Maintenance Applications
Orchards & Vineyard Work
Operate around established crops and tighter row spacing where maneuverability, machine dimensions, and suitable implements matter.
See Specialty Farm ApplicationsSKID STEER LOADERS
Compact Loaders for Tight Sites and Fast-Changing Jobs
When space is limited and the task changes frequently, skid steer loaders combine maneuverability, material handling, and attachment flexibility in one compact machine.
Construction Sites
Load materials, grade working areas, backfill, clear debris, and support other daily jobs around active construction sites.
See Construction Applications
Roads, Drainage & Public Spaces
Support roadside maintenance, material movement, cleanup, landscaping, and other municipal or utility work.
See Municipal Applications
Landscaping & Property Work
Move soil, stone, mulch, plants, and other materials while supporting grading, clearing, and ground preparation.
See Landscaping Applications
Forestry & Rough Ground
Support land clearing, vegetation handling, material movement, and maintenance where compact access and traction are useful.
See Land-Care ApplicationsLAWN MOWERS
Mowers for Lawns, Fields, Slopes and Rough Vegetation
Flat lawns are only one type of mowing work. Terrain, vegetation density, slope, access, and working area all influence which mower configuration makes the most sense.
Residential Lawns & Estates
Maintain gardens, estates, commercial lawns, and other regularly managed green spaces.
See Lawn Applications
Fields & Open Ground
Control grass and vegetation across larger open areas, rural properties, unused fields, and agricultural land.
See Field Applications
Slopes & Difficult Terrain
Maintain hillsides, embankments, uneven ground, and other areas where traction and machine stability become more important.
See Slope Applications
Landscaping & Public Grounds
Support recurring vegetation maintenance across parks, landscaping projects, public spaces, roadside areas, and managed properties.
See Grounds-Care ApplicationsWHEN ONE MACHINE ISN’T ENOUGH
See How Different Machines Fit the Same Project
Many jobs involve more than one type of work. See how excavators, tractors, loaders, and mowers can take on different parts of the same project.
Construction Projects
Excavation, site preparation, material handling, grading, cleanup, and movement around an active jobsite.
Where Different Machines Fit
Excavators handle trenching and earthmoving, while skid steer loaders move materials, grade surfaces, and support cleanup.
Machines to Consider: Excavators · Skid Steer Loaders
Agricultural Applications
Field preparation, land maintenance, drainage, material movement, mowing, and recurring work throughout the season.
Where Different Machines Fit
Tractors handle most field and transport work, while excavators support drainage and earthwork and mowers manage grass and vegetation.
Machines to Consider: Tractors · Excavators · Lawn Mowers
Municipal Applications
Road maintenance, drainage, utilities, landscaping, vegetation control, cleanup, and maintenance of public spaces.
Where Different Machines Fit
Excavators handle digging and utility work, loaders support material handling and cleanup, while mowers maintain green areas.
Machines to Consider: Excavators · Skid Steer Loaders · Lawn Mowers
Landscaping & Property Care
Ground preparation, soil movement, planting areas, grass cutting, vegetation control, and ongoing property maintenance.
Where Different Machines Fit
Excavators handle digging and grading, loaders move soil and materials, and mowers take care of ongoing vegetation maintenance.
Machines to Consider: Excavators · Skid Steer Loaders · Lawn Mowers
Forestry & Land Management
Vegetation clearing, access preparation, material movement, trail maintenance, rough-ground work, and recurring land care.
Where Different Machines Fit
Excavators support clearing and earthwork, compact loaders handle materials and maintenance tasks, while suitable mowers help control vegetation.
Machines to Consider: Excavators · Skid Steer Loaders · Lawn Mowers
Private Land & Small-Site Work
Landscaping, digging, material movement, mowing, drainage, and general property improvement.
Where Different Machines Fit
Compact equipment allows different jobs to be completed without bringing oversized machines onto smaller properties.
Machines to Consider: Excavators · Tractors · Skid Steer Loaders · Lawn Mowers
SEE MORE BEFORE YOU CHOOSE
Watch the Machines Work and Compare the Details
See real operating footage, explore current product ranges, and download catalogs when you are ready to compare models, specifications, and available configurations.
Excavators
See digging, machine control, attachments, and real excavator operation, then continue to models and product information.
Tractors
Watch tractors handle field work, loader tasks, transport, and other everyday applications before comparing available models.
Lawn Mowers
See how different mower setups handle grass, rough vegetation, slopes, and changing ground conditions.
Skid Steer Loaders
Watch loading, grading, attachment use, maneuvering, and material handling before exploring available loader models.