Wheeled machines
Used skid steers for sale in Montana
Browse current wheeled skid steers from Billings Equipment in Billings, Montana. Chris publishes the price, hours and known features so you can compare the machine before calling.
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Current inventory
Why choose a wheeled skid steer?
A skid steer is often the practical choice for paved yards, concrete, barns, snow work and sites where a compact turning radius matters. Tires generally cost less to replace than a track undercarriage, and the machine can move quickly between short tasks. The right choice still depends on ground conditions, rated operating capacity, hydraulic requirements and the attachments you intend to run.
What to compare before buying
Start with hours and overall condition, then look at tires, pins and bushings, leaks, controls, auxiliary hydraulics and the coupler. Heat and air conditioning, two-speed travel, ride control, high flow and a backup camera may matter depending on the operator and job. Chris lists known features and will explain what he knows about a specific unit without generic dealer language.
Standard flow, high flow and attachments
Buckets, forks and many grapples work with standard auxiliary hydraulics. Brush cutters, snow equipment and other demanding implements may need a particular flow rate. Confirm both the hydraulic requirement and attachment interface before buying. Billings Equipment also lists compatible attachments separately when available.
Common questions
Before you buy
Do skid steers include a bucket?
Only when the listing says the bucket or another attachment is included.
Are these new or used skid steers?
Most machines are used; each listing states its condition.
Can I trade a skid steer?
Yes. Use the Sell / Trade page to tell Chris the year, make, model, hours, condition and location.
Can you help arrange transportation?
Transportation can be discussed based on the machine and destination.
One owner, direct answers
Ask Chris about the machine.
Talk with the person who selected and inspected the inventory.