Skip loaders in the 60 to 85 horsepower range are ideal for compact site work, landscaping, and material transport. These machines are built for precision grading, backfilling, and loading tasks that require a smaller footprint and smooth maneuverability on finished surfaces. Most models in this class feature a front loader bucket and rear grading box, making them well-suited for tasks like curb prep, fine grading, and light material handling. Arrowhead offers skip loaders like the John Deere 210G-EP, John Deere 210LEP, and CASE 570N EP.

Backhoe loaders in the 68 to 74 horsepower range are compact and capable machines built for smaller-scale construction, utility work, and light excavation. With a standard stick configuration, these units are well-suited for trenching, digging, and backfilling tasks where space is limited but versatility is still essential. Typical digging depths for this class reach up to 14 feet, with strong front loader capabilities for moving materials like dirt, gravel, and debris. Their wheeled design makes them easy to transport between jobs and allows for smooth operation across slopes and uneven surfaces. Arrowhead provide reliable models like the John Deere 310LEP, JCB 3CX-14, and CASE 580N EP.

Backhoe loaders in the 68 to 74 horsepower range with extendable sticks are compact, multipurpose machines built for smaller excavation, utility, and material-handling tasks. These units combine the capabilities of a loader and an excavator, making them a practical choice for job sites that require versatility in tight working areas. With an extendable stick, these machines typically reach digging depths up to 17 feet, giving operators more reach than standard stick models. Their wheeled design allows for smooth travel across uneven terrain, while the front loader makes quick work of transporting and backfilling loose material. We provide machines in this class for jobs where compact power and extra reach are both essential.

Backhoe loaders in the 110 to 115 horsepower range with extendable sticks are built for versatility on active job sites. These machines combine the functionality of a loader and an excavator, making them a practical choice for trenching, excavation, utility work, and material handling. With digging depths typically reaching up to 19 feet when fully extended and breakout forces strong enough to handle compacted soil and debris, this class delivers solid performance for a wide range of tasks. The loader bucket on the front adds even more functionality for backfilling, loading, and grading. Arrowhead offers models like the John Deere 410L with extendable stick.

Backhoe loaders in the 110 to 115 horsepower range with a standard stick are ideal for general-purpose excavation, trenching, and material handling. These machines combine the functions of a loader and an excavator, making them a practical choice for job sites that require flexibility without switching between machines. Standard stick configurations typically offer digging depths up to 17 feet, with strong breakout force for handling compacted soil and heavy materials. The front loader bucket provides additional functionality for backfilling, grading, and moving loose material. EquipmentShare offers models in this class suited for utility work, site prep, and light demolition.

Backhoe loaders in the 90 to 99 horsepower range with extendable sticks are built for mid-sized excavation, trenching, and utility work that requires added reach and digging depth. These machines are ideal for job sites that need both a strong loader and a capable rear excavator without bringing in multiple pieces of equipment. With an extendable stick, this class typically offers digging depths up to 17 feet, along with strong front loader lift capacity for moving soil, rock, or debris. The wheeled design allows for fast repositioning across active sites, while the engine output provides the power needed for consistent performance in tough conditions.

Backhoe loaders in the 90 to 99 horsepower range with standard sticks are a solid choice for mid-sized construction, utility, and excavation projects. These machines deliver reliable digging force and strong loader lift capacity while keeping the configuration simple and easy to operate. Standard stick models typically offer digging depths up to 14 feet, making them ideal for trenching, backfilling, and general material handling. With a balanced design and smooth controls, this class is well-suited for jobs that require versatility across changing terrain.