
Kioti compact loaders — skid steer and track.
AGCON stocks both Kioti compact loaders: the wheeled SL750 and the tracked TL750. Same 74 hp engine, same hydraulics, same vertical lift path — the difference is what they run on, and that decides which one suits your ground.

Both machines


TL750 compact track loader
Wheels or tracks?
Mostly hardstand and gravel — take the SL750
Wheels are faster (19.4 km/h against 13), cheaper to run, and won't chew up a sealed surface. It also lifts more: 1,220 kg rated against 1,043 kg.
Soft, wet or finished ground — take the TL750
Tracks spread the weight so the machine floats where a wheeled loader would sink or churn. That's the entire reason to pay more for one.
Doing both — think about which costs you more days
Undercarriage wear is the real expense on a tracked machine. But if wet ground stops you working a week a year, the tracks pay for themselves.
Not sure — tell us the job
Ground type, what you're lifting, and whether you're working on turf. Ten minutes on the phone settles it.

What you get either way
The same engine proven in the RX-Series tractors.
Lifts straight up rather than swinging out — more stable, higher, and it loads a truck properly.
Change attachments from the seat, without getting out.
Enough to run the attachments people actually buy these for.
Opens regardless of where the bucket is, and locks open.
Five vents, rear camera, LED work lights front and rear.