Skid Steers for Rent in College Station, TX

United Rentals carries an impressive inventory of skid steer rentals in College Station, TX that are ideal for earthmoving projects in construction, infrastructure and agriculture industries.

Skid Steers

Need a skid steer in the College Station area?

United Rentals has a wide range of skid steer loaders and compact track loaders for rent, designed for digging, grading, leveling and other earthmoving applications. Our selection ranges from electric mini skid steers with a 500-pound rated operating capacity to 4,300-pound heavy-duty compact track loaders. We also offer track loader rentals with telescopic booms for increased reach and high-flow skid steers that boost the efficiency and power of attachments. Our inventory includes reliable brands like Bobcat, John Deere and Takeuchi.

Browse our skid steer rentals online, or contact your local College Station branch for more information about our offerings.

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Areas We Serve Near College Station, TX

With a vast network of locations within the College Station area, United Rentals offers extensive support wherever your next project takes you.

  • College Station, TX
  • Bryan, TX
  • Conroe, TX
  • Brenham, TX
  • Huntsville, TX
  • Houston, TX
  • Sugar Land, TX
  • Missouri City, TX
  • Rosenberg, TX
  • New Caney, TX
  • Stafford, TX
  • Navasota, TX
  • Hearne, TX
  • Caldwell, TX
  • Madisonville, TX

How to Choose the Right Skid Steer

Operating Capacity & Size Class

  • Determine your heaviest load and the site's space constraints to choose a skid steer with the right rated operating capacity and frame size
  • Compact skid steers maneuver well in tight urban or indoor spaces, while larger frame units handle heavier loads and bigger attachments
  • Confirm rated operating capacity for your skid steer rental against your actual load weight to avoid tipping or reduced control

Attachment & Task Type

  • Identify the attachments you'll need, such as buckets, angle broom attachments, fork attachments or hydraulic auger systems, based on the task, including grading, material handling and landscaping
  • Attachment compatibility and hydraulic flow vary by skid steer size, so confirm the machine can power the attachments you plan to use
  • Matching attachments to the task keeps productivity high and avoids costly swaps mid-project

Tires, Tracks & Ground Conditions

Skid Steer Rental Resources

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Skid Steer Rental FAQs

United Rentals is a top provider of equipment rentals across the College Station area, offering an extensive inventory of tools and machinery for construction projects. Whether your project requires electric mini skid steers or heavy-duty, diesel-powered compact track loaders, our conveniently located branches around the College Station area have you covered. Our dedicated team of customer service representatives and earthmoving specialists are committed to maximizing your uptime and ensuring your project succeeds.

Learn more about College Station's skid steer offerings in our FAQ section below.

How much do skid steers weigh?

Our skid steer rentals have operating weights ranging from 1,600 pounds for our smallest mini skid steer to 16,300 pounds for our largest heavy-duty tracked skid steer. Contact your local College Station branch for more information about which skid steers we have available.

How many yards of material can a skid steer bucket hold?

The capacity of a skid steer bucket typically ranges from 0.5 to 1.5 cubic yards, depending on the size of the machine and the bucket type. Contact your local College Station branch for information about the bucket size of specific models.

What is the tipping load for a skid steer?

The tipping load of a skid steer is the maximum weight placed in the bucket, with the loader fully extended, that will cause the rear tires of the machine to lift off the ground. Manufacturers determine this limit on a level surface to establish the machine's tipping point. To ensure safe operation, the rated operating capacity (ROC) of a skid steer is typically set at 50% of this tipping load.

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