Skid Steer Loaders & Compact Track Loaders

Looking for a skid steer for sale in Windsor and Aylesford, NS, or Moncton, NB? Nova International carries Kubota’s full line of skid steers and compact track loaders designed for rugged jobs. Explore our new and used inventory across Windsor, Aylesford, and Moncton to find the right machine for your fleet.
 
Kubota’s loaders are built for crews who move fast and work clean. With a compact frame, vertical lift, and turbocharged power, they’re made for tight spaces without sacrificing performance. Whether you choose a wheeled skid steer for speed on pavement or a compact track loader built for stability and traction, these machines are engineered for control and all-day reliability. For jobs across construction, landscaping, and agriculture, Kubota stays ready. If you’re searching for a skid steer for sale in Nova Scotia or a compact track loader in New Brunswick, Nova International offers full support with parts, service, and flexible financing.
 
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SVL65-2

Turbocharged | Compact | 3570 kg

SVL75-3

Turbocharged | 4273 kg | Compact

SVL97-3

Canopy / Cab | 3,459 lbs | 96.5 HP

SSV65

Turbocharged | 4,839 lbs | Canopy / Cab

SSV75

 Turbocharged | 5,380 lbs | Canopy / Cab

SCL1000

24.8 HP | 453 KG | BASE

Choosing the Right Skid Steer or Compact Track Loader

Consider Tires vs Tracks

Kubota’s SSV65 and SSV75 are wheeled skid steers suited for paved or hard-packed surfaces. They offer excellent mobility, lower initial cost, and faster transport speeds. For soft ground, mud, or rough terrain, consider a Kubota compact track loader (CTL) like the SVL65-2 or SVL75-3.
These tracked models offer superior flotation and stability, making them a reliable compact track loader NS and NB crews can use year-round, regardless of the weather.

Match Rated Capacity and Horsepower to the Job

If your work involves lifting heavy pallets or running demanding attachments, look at high-capacity compact track loaders like the Kubota Kubota SVL97-3 which boasts an ROC of over 4,900 lbs and nearly 100 HP. For mid-size work on solid ground, the SSV65 handles up to 1,950 lbs, while the SSV75
boosts capacity to 2,690 lbs. Both platforms strike a solid balance of power and transportability.

Check for Attachment Compatibility

All Kubota skid steers and track loaders feature universal quick couplers. Optional hydraulic couplers let you switch tools without leaving the seat. Whether you’re using forks, brooms, augers, or snow attachments, these machines are designed for quick changes and maximum versatility on the job site.

Evaluate Comfort and Operator Features

Choose cab-equipped models if you expect long hours or tough Atlantic weather. Features like wide-entry doors, full suspension seats, and climate control make a difference in daily productivity. The SSV series skid steer cabs are known for clear sight lines, while SVL compact track loader models offer a sealed, pressurized cab to significantly reduce dust and noise.

Look at Transport Needs

If you’re moving between job sites often, consider the total footprint. The SSV65 skid steer is compact enough for most standard trailers. Larger compact track loader units, with higher operating weights due to their heavy undercarriages, usually require heavy-duty trailers. Always check your trailer’s rated capacity to ensure safe and compliant transport across Nova Scotia and New Brunswick.

Factor in Fuel Efficiency and Emissions

Kubota engines meet Tier 4 Final emissions standards and include fuel-saving features like auto-idle. These systems help reduce running costs for both skid steers and track loaders, keeping your equipment compliant on commercial and municipal job sites.
Kubota skid steers in NS and NB are made to handle Canadian winters, muddy worksites, and long days. With cold-weather starting aids and durable components, they’re the top choice for Atlantic contractors. Visit Nova International to explore options, compare models, or book a demo with a reliable skid steer and compact track loader dealer in Nova Scotia or New Brunswick.

How Professionals Use Kubota Loaders on Site

Landscaping and Property Maintenance

Kubota skid steers are a top pick for landscaping businesses needing maneuverability. However, for turf-sensitive areas, many pros prefer a compact track loader like the SVL65-2 to provide reduced ground pressure and prevent yard damage.

Construction and Excavation

For general contractors, the SVL75-3 and SVL97-3 compact track loaders offer the traction needed for grading and backfilling on unpaved sites. Their vertical lift arms provide stability and better reach at full height, while high-flow hydraulics support heavy-duty tools like cold planers.

Snow Removal and Municipal Work

Wheeled skid steer models are exceptionally efficient for clearing snow from streets and parking lots. However, for clearing deep snow or working on uneven, icy terrain, a compact track loader in Nova Scotia or New Brunswick provides the extra grip required to stay productive in a storm.

Farming and Agriculture

Farmers use Kubota loaders for feeding, cleaning barns, and moving bales. The quick-attach system makes it easy to switch between forks and bale spears. Whether you prefer a nimble wheeled skid steer or a stable track loader, Kubota fits the needs of modern Atlantic farming.

Rental Fleets and Multi-Use Operations

Rental companies value Kubota for its reliability and operator-friendly controls. Whether you need a used skid steer in NS or a new compact track loader in NB, Nova International offers the inventory to keep your rental fleet or multi-site operation moving.

Frequently Asked Questions About Skid Steers & Compact Track Loaders

What’s the difference between a skid steer and a compact track loader?

Skid steers run on wheels, making them faster on hard surfaces like pavement and generally more affordable to maintain. Compact track loaders (CTLs) use rubber tracks, providing better traction and "flotation" on soft, muddy, or sandy ground. If your work is primarily off-road, a track loader is usually the better investment.

What’s the best choice for general construction?

The Kubota SVL75-3 and SVL97-3 compact track loaders offer a strong mix of power and stability for varied terrain. For urban jobs or work on finished concrete, the SSV75 is a great choice, as its wheeled design is easier on pavement and more maneuverable in tight, paved quarters.

 Do these loaders support Hydrolic attachments?

Yes. Most Kubota skid steer and compact track loader models can run both standard and high-flow attachments. Whether you are running a snowblower in Moncton or a trencher in Halifax, the right hydraulic setup ensures your machine performs.

How do I choose the right Rated Operating Capacity (ROC)?

ROC is the weight a machine can safely lift without losing stability. If you’re lifting lighter loads, a skid steer like the SSV65 (1,950 lbs ROC) is excellent. For heavy-duty lifting, a compact track loader like the SVL97-3 can handle over 4,900 lbs.

Are cab options available?

Yes. Every Kubota skid steer and compact track loader is available with either a canopy or an enclosed cab. Cab models include heat and AC, which we highly recommend for year-round productivity in Nova Scotia and New Brunswick.
 
Contact Nova International or visit our locations in Windsor, Aylesford, or Moncton. As your premier skid steer dealer in Nova Scotia and New Brunswick, we offer sales, parts, and service for every model. Whether you’re looking for a compact track loader or a skid steer in NS or NB, our team is ready to help you find the perfect fit.

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