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There are no skid steers for sale in Phoenix on this site right now. Buyers can post a purchase request with the size and attachments they want, and sellers can list a machine for free. The national skid steer page lists other markets.
Speak with the owner, test the machine, agree on a price and arrange collection. The marketplace asks nothing of the buyer.
Landscape and irrigation firms in the Valley buy loaders that fit behind a pickup. Homebuilders clean lots with them, and pool and hardscape crews haul spoil and pavers. Rental yards add skid steers because they go out so often, and small farms and equestrian properties use them for feed and manure.
Wheeled units cost less and suit paved yards and hard dirt. Track loaders cope better with sand and mud. Frame sizes run from compact to large, rated by capacity. Match capacity to your heaviest load with a margin, and check that the auxiliary hydraulics fit the attachments you plan to run.
Skid steers live hard lives. Examine lift arms, pins and bushings for play, and the cab for cracks. Inspect tires or tracks and sprockets, because replacements are expensive. Look at drive motors or chains for leaks and run the hydraulics through full travel. Compare the hour meter with wear on the seat and bucket. The desert takes a toll on radiators and air filters, so make sure they are clean and undamaged. Not sure about owning? Skid steer rental in Phoenix lets you try the type first.
Most fit on a tag trailer behind a truck. Browse further types on the Phoenix buying page.
No Phoenix skid steer has an asking price yet. Size, hours, tracks and attachments decide.
They give better flotation on loose ground, at a higher cost.
It varies, so ask for a list.
Only if wear and records agree.
On the listing form, free for now.