Compact Track Loaders
McIntosh & Son stocks compact track loaders from both CASE and New Holland, ranging from 74hp entry-level models up to 114hp machines built for heavier construction and earthmoving work. CASE’s TR radial-lift and TV vertical-lift range is available through our Perth (Redcliffe) branch, while New Holland’s Super Boom C-Series is available at Perth, Merredin and Dalby, QLD.
Explore both ranges below, or browse current stock for CASE compact track loaders or New Holland compact track loaders.
FAQs
What is the difference between CASE and New Holland compact track loaders?
Both brands are part of CNH and cover a similar power range, from around 74hp up to 114hp. CASE’s line-up splits into TR radial-lift and TV vertical-lift models, while New Holland’s C-Series uses the patented Super Boom vertical lift across the range. Availability differs too: our CASE compact track loaders are stocked through Perth (Redcliffe), while New Holland is available at Perth, Merredin and Dalby, QLD.
Which compact track loader size do I need?
It depends on the job. Smaller models around 74hp with operating capacities from 1,225kg suit landscaping, fencing and general earthmoving. Larger models up to 114hp with capacities over 2,800kg are built for heavier construction and civil work. Our sales team can help match a model to your application.
Do you sell both new and used compact track loaders?
Yes. We carry new CASE and New Holland compact track loaders, plus a changing range of used and demo units across our branches. Stock changes regularly, so the best way to see what is currently available is to browse our current listings or contact your nearest branch.
Can I get finance for a compact track loader?
Yes, we offer finance on both new and used machines through McIntosh & Son. Our team can talk you through repayment structures, balloon options and current rates to find something that suits your cash flow.
What attachments work with a compact track loader?
Both CASE and New Holland compact track loaders are compatible with standard skid-steer-style attachments, including buckets, forks, augers, grapples and brooms, with high-flow hydraulics available on larger models for more demanding tools. Talk to our parts and sales teams about what is available for your specific model.
Where can I get parts and servicing for my compact track loader?
As an authorised dealer for both CASE and New Holland Construction, we provide genuine parts and factory-trained servicing across our WA and Dalby, QLD branches, from scheduled maintenance to breakdowns.
What is the difference between a compact track loader and a skid steer loader?
Compact track loaders run on rubber tracks instead of wheels, spreading their weight over a larger surface area for better flotation, traction and stability on soft, wet or uneven ground. Wheeled skid steers are generally lighter, faster on hard surfaces and cheaper to maintain, making them a good fit for concrete, bitumen and general yard work.