Skid Steer & Track Loader Rentals — New Hampshire
NorthPoint rents wheeled skid steers, walk-behind mini track loaders, and full-size compact track loaders across five New Hampshire locations. Bobcat and Kubota — with a full range of attachments to match your job.
NorthPoint carries three distinct types of skid steer and track loader. The right choice depends on your surface, your access, and what you're lifting. Here's how to decide — or call us and we'll pick the right machine for you.
Making the Right Call
This is the most common question NorthPoint gets on skid steer rentals. The answer almost always comes down to your work surface. Here's the breakdown — and the specific conditions where each type excels in New Hampshire.
01 — Wheeled Skid Steers
Wheeled skid steers are the fastest, most maneuverable skid steer option — ideal for hard surfaces, tight spaces, and jobs where speed matters. NorthPoint carries the Bobcat S70, the most compact wheeled skid steer available. At just 36 inches wide, it can navigate doorways, hallways, and gated yard access that no other skid steer can reach.
The Bobcat S70 is the most compact skid steer in New Hampshire — only 36 inches wide and 6 feet tall, small enough to pass through standard doorways, narrow gates, corridors, and alleys where no full-size machine can operate. 24 HP engine and 760 lb rated operating capacity for material handling, grading, and snow removal on pavement. The right machine when access is the problem.
02 — Walk-Behind Mini Track Loaders
The Bobcat MT100 is a walk-behind mini track loader — also called a Dingo or stand-on loader — designed for tight residential access, landscaping, and light construction tasks where a full-size skid steer is too large. Compact rubber tracks protect lawns and sensitive surfaces. The MT100 fits through standard gates and accesses areas no ride-on machine can reach.
The MT100 walks where larger machines can't go. Its compact rubber track design and walk-behind operation allow it to access backyard gates, finished landscapes, confined construction spaces, and sloped residential lots. 1,000 lb rated operating capacity and hydrostatic drive for smooth, controlled operation. Compatible with a wide range of compact attachments including augers, landscape rakes, and buckets. Popular for patio prep, mulch and gravel moving, trenching, and grading on residential projects.
03 — Compact Track Loaders (CTL)
Compact track loaders are the dominant machine on New Hampshire job sites — and for good reason. NH's soft ground, rocky terrain, wooded lots, and wet spring conditions demand a machine with tracks. NorthPoint carries three CTL models from Bobcat and Kubota, ranging from the versatile T66 to the heavy-duty Kubota SVL95.
The Bobcat T66 is NorthPoint's go-to Bobcat compact track loader for contractors and residential customers alike. Rubber tracks provide superior traction and low ground pressure on New Hampshire's soft soils, lawns, and rough terrain. Vertical lift path for improved reach at full lift height. The right Bobcat CTL for site clearing, demolition cleanup, grading, material handling, and snow removal across a wide range of NH job sites.
The Kubota SVL75-3 is NorthPoint's most popular track loader — 74.3 HP, 2,690 lb rated operating capacity, and high-flow hydraulics that power demanding attachments including brush hogs, mulchers, and hydraulic breakers. Full-time four-wheel drive delivers superior traction and stability on NH's rocky and soft terrain. Enclosed cab with climate control for all-season operator comfort.
The Kubota SVL95 is the largest and most powerful track loader in the NorthPoint fleet. 96.4 HP and high-capacity rated operating capacity for the most demanding commercial construction, large-scale land clearing, and heavy-duty site development work. When the SVL75-3 needs more machine, the SVL95 delivers. Call your nearest NorthPoint location to confirm availability.
Turn One Machine Into Many
Attachments are what make a skid steer or track loader a multi-purpose job site tool. NorthPoint carries a broad range of attachments across its five NH locations. Tell us what job you're doing when you book and we'll confirm which attachment fits your machine and your task.
Frequently Asked Questions
Browse the full fleet online, call your nearest location, or ask us which machine fits your job. Free delivery within 5 miles.
We offer a wide range of skid steer rentals including mini skid steer rental options, versatile Bobcat models, and robust compact track loader rentals from brands like Kubota, suitable for various projects in New Hampshire.
Yes, we have a strong presence in Ashland and Plymouth, offering Bobcat skid steer rental with free local delivery within a 10-mile radius from our Ashland location.
For landscaping equipment rental, we offer essential attachments like buckets, pallet forks, hydraulic augers for planting, skid steer brush hog rental for clearing, and tillers.
Absolutely. We offer flexible skid steer rental terms including convenient daily skid steer rental, cost-effective weekly skid steer rental, and economical monthly skid steer rental options to suit your project duration.
A skid steer for rent is typically wheeled and best on firm surfaces, while a compact track loader rental has tracks, offering superior traction and flotation on soft, muddy, or uneven terrain, making it ideal for tough site work equipment rental.
Both! We provide residential skid steer rental for homeowners and robust commercial skid steer rental options for large-scale construction equipment rental projects, ensuring we meet diverse demands.
You can easily get skid steer rental pricing and book your skid steer hire using our convenient 24/7 online booking system on our website, or by calling our expert team directly.
Yes, NorthPoint Equipment Rentals is a comprehensive heavy equipment rental provider, also offering excavators, aerial lifts, telehandlers, and many other equipment rental solutions.
With a skid steer for rent and attachments like buckets and pallet forks, you can efficiently handle materials like soil, gravel, mulch, logs, and palletized goods on your job site.