INFOGRAPHIC: 4 reasons it's time for you to get a compact utility loader

Vermeer CTX50 compact utility loader

Brush chippers, stump grinders, chainsaws, trucks — these are essential pieces of equipment for many tree care contractors. It’s time to add compact utility loaders to that list. Here are four reasons why you should consider investing in a compact utility loader — which is also known as a mini skid steer.

4 reasons to get a compact utility loader

Save time.*

By using a compact utility loader instead of people to remove material, Jim Kramer, owner of Kramer Tree Specialists, has found they can save an hour’s work for each member of a four-person crew.

“If the machine can do the work, that’s a more efficient method.”

Read more on the Tree care, rental and landscape blog.

Save on financing.**

Customers get 0% financing for 24 months on any Vermeer company utility loader purchased March 1, 2016 through May 31, 2016, at participating dealers in the U.S. and Canada. Contact your local Vermeer dealer for additional details and other special offers from Vermeer.

Read more on this financing program at Vermeer.com/MiniSkids.

Save on labor.*

Jim Gollnick, owner of Gollnick and Sons Tree Service, estimates that one compact utility loader reduces his labor expenses by being able to handle more loads in less time.

“You can use a compact utility loader to carry a large log through a gate as opposed to having to cut it up and carry it by hand.”

Read more on the Tree care, rental and landscape blog.

Save stress.*

Canopy Tree Specialists owner Bud Clark says compact utility loaders help lessen the physical toll on employees.

“What we do is hard enough already. The compact utility loader handles the heavy loads. I think it’s a good workplace enhancement. The guys are happier. They perform better.”

Read more on the Tree care, rental and landscape blog.

* Information noted above was gathered by a third party who was advised his experience might be featured in marketing materials. Individual results may vary based on care and operation of machine and jobsite conditions.

** Limited time promotional financing available only through De Lage Landen (DLL) on specific models and qualifying attachments. Available to qualifying customers within the U.S. and Canada only. Subject to credit and equipment approval. Vermeer Global Accounts are not eligible.

Vermeer and the Vermeer logo are trademarks of Vermeer Manufacturing Company in the U.S. and/or other countries. (c) 2016 Vermeer Corporation. All Rights Reserved.

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