Farm & Ranch

LandMach · Shop by Job

Choose equipment for the jobs you repeat

Start with the tasks you do most often, then check the heaviest load and the tightest access. One property may need a loader for daily chores and a different machine for drainage or hauling.

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01 · Typical jobs

Match equipment to the task

Barn, yard and supply handling

For palletized supplies, compare an approved fork setup, load center and lift height. For bedding, soil or loose material, estimate the loaded bucket weight.

Fence lines and water management

A compatible auger can suit individual post holes, while an excavator may be useful for drainage or water-line trenches. Record the hole or trench dimensions before choosing.

Moving material between work areas

A dumper can suit repeated trips where the task is carrying material. A loader is useful when scooping, lifting or stacking is also required.

Pasture and boundary upkeep

Separate routine grass cutting from heavier growth. Check the vegetation and terrain limits of the exact mower or cutter.

02 · Site checklist

What to confirm before choosing

List the recurring jobs and identify which tasks need a powered attachment.
Measure barn doors, gate openings, overhead clearance and turning space with the intended attachment fitted.
Estimate typical and maximum loads, including the attachment or container weight where the machine documentation requires it.
Record the work surface, travel distance and seasonal ground conditions. Confirm the manufacturer’s operating and service requirements.

LandMach · Project example

Example project: bedding and feed moves

Map a typical trip from storage to the barn or yard. List the material, weight, opening widths and surface conditions so you can decide whether the job mainly needs lifting or hauling.

Pick up and place

A loader can fill a bucket and place material at the destination. Check bucket clearance at doors and bins.

Carry between areas

A dumper can handle the transport leg when a loader or crew is already filling it.

Models to compare

S370 SKID STEER LOADER

Compare this wheeled loader for routine yard and barn material moves. Check the installed bucket width and the weight of a typical load.

YH-500S Tracked Mini Dumper

Compare this tracked dumper for hauling loose materials along the same route after loading. Check the tipping area and clearance.

03 · LandMach equipment

Explore the machines for your job

Mini Skid Steers

QS-12J mini excavator on a compact construction site at sunrise

Mini Excavators

Mini Dumpers

Mowers & Brush Cutters

Skid Steer Attachments guide · Excavator Attachments guide

04 · Buying questions

Frequently asked questions

Should I start with a loader or a dumper?

A loader suits scooping or lifting at either end of the trip. A dumper suits carrying loose material along a route when another machine or process loads it.

How should I compare machines for barn work?

Compare width, height, turning room and the manufacturer’s requirements for the intended working environment. Include any attachment that extends the machine footprint.

Can one attachment setup do everything?

List the attachment and configuration required for each recurring job, then check fit, hydraulic requirements and changeover needs before selecting a machine.

05 · Project inquiries