Skid Steers
Find John Deere skid steer loaders in stock at Campbell Tractor, with six models available ready to handle construction, farm, and site work from small-frame to large-frame configurations. Whether you're working on a landscaping project in the Treasure Valley, managing a dairy operation in Magic Valley, or running a construction crew near Ontario, Oregon, our team can match you to the right machine. Browse our skid steer inventory or stop by any of our six locations to compare these models in person.
The current John Deere skid steer lineup runs from small-frame machines built for tight spaces and light material handling up to the large-frame 334 P-Tier, which can handle the heaviest loading and demolition work you can put it through. All models come with a two-year/2,000-hour full-machine standard warranty. Here is a breakdown of what you will find at our Campbell Tractor locations:
|
Model |
Gross HP |
Net HP |
Rated Op. Capacity |
Operating Weight |
|
316 P-Tier |
65 hp |
61 hp |
1,750 lb. |
6,180 lb. |
|
318 P-Tier |
65 hp |
61 hp |
1,945 lb. |
6,542 lb. |
|
320 P-Tier |
69 hp |
66 hp |
2,190 lb. |
7,150 lb. |
|
324 P-Tier |
74 hp |
70 hp |
2,690 lb. |
7,700 lb. |
|
330 P-Tier |
98 hp |
95 hp |
2,950 lb. |
9,930 lb. |
|
334 P-Tier |
118 hp |
114.7 hp |
4,000 lb. |
10,264 lb. |
Stop by any Campbell Tractor location to see the current skid steer inventory and get pricing on available models.
Skid steers and compact track loaders cover a lot of the same ground, but they perform better in different conditions. If you're still deciding between the two, here is a simple breakdown.
Skid steers are the right choice when you need faster transport speeds, easy trailering, and a machine that performs best on hard-packed or solid surfaces. They're generally lower in cost than compact track loaders, and the tight turn radius makes them easy to navigate in confined work areas. If most of your work involves concrete, compacted gravel, asphalt, or hard-surface loading, a skid steer will serve you well.
Compact track loaders spread their weight across a wider track footprint, giving them a significant advantage in soft, wet, or muddy ground. For dairy operations, spring construction work on saturated soil, or any site where surface protection matters, a CTL is often the better call. Browse our Compact Track Loaders to compare both options side by side.
John Deere skid steers show up on a wide range of job sites across southwest Idaho and eastern Oregon. Their combination of power, compact footprint, and attachment versatility makes them one of the most flexible machines on any property.
Some of the most common uses our customers put them to work for:
Construction and Site Prep - Moving dirt, gravel, and debris on commercial and residential job sites where tight access and fast cycling matter.
Dairy and Livestock Operations - Hauling hay, cleaning barn alleys, and rebedding stalls on dairy farms across Magic Valley without damaging floors or surrounding surfaces.
Landscaping and Property Work - Loading mulch, rock, and topsoil for landscaping projects on rural properties and commercial sites throughout the Treasure Valley.
Irrigation and Utility Work - Supporting trenching and backfill operations for irrigation infrastructure and utility projects across the Snake River Plain.
Agriculture Support - General yard and staging work around potato cellars, onion sheds, and grain facilities where a compact, maneuverable loader is a daily necessity.
One of the biggest advantages of running a John Deere skid steer is access to more than 100 John Deere-built attachment models, all designed to work with the same quick-attach system. You can switch from a bucket to an auger to a broom to a mulching head without leaving the job site. Here are just a few that we offer:
Augers & Trenchers - Dig post holes, utility trenches, and irrigation lines quickly without bringing in a separate piece of equipment.
Angle Brooms - Keep job sites and driveways clean with a broom that sweeps material to the side as you drive, saving time on site cleanup.
Cutters, Shredders & Mulchers - Tackle brush, overgrowth, and vegetation management on rural properties, roadsides, and construction sites.
Hydraulic Hammers - Break up concrete, asphalt, and rock on demolition and utility projects where a bucket alone won't cut it.
Grapples - Handle loose material like brush, debris, and scrap without repeated bucket passes. Useful for cleanup work and loading operations.
Ask our team about available attachments and which ones pair best with the model you're considering.
Our Campbell Tractor team is ready to help you find the right John Deere skid steer at any of our locations. We partner with John Deere Financial to offer flexible financing options with competitive rates for contractors, farmers, and small business owners alike. Trade-ins are welcome, so bring your current equipment and let us put that value toward your next machine. Contact our team to check current availability, or apply for financing to get the process started today.

