RentYard Read machine specifications without mixing configurations
Research checked November 6, 2026 (Pacific Time). Reference information, not legal advice, operational clearance or promised stock.
A published model is an example, not proof the yard has that machine. Ask for the exact unit, attachments, configuration and serial-number manual.
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- Do not substitute working height for platform height, gross horsepower for net horsepower or rated operating capacity for tipping load.
- Keep cab/canopy, arm, track-width and bucket conditions attached to weight and dimensions.
- Use source units rather than inventing a conversion or silently correcting contradictory columns.
- Do not mix current US literature with older or other-region brochures.
This release withholds conflicting Toro/New Holland horsepower and Multiquip impact force. Some Yanmar secondary-unit columns are ambiguous or inconsistent, so only the primary imperial headlines are reproduced. Blank is more useful than a fabricated reconciliation.
Machine operating weight is not a legal towing answer. Rated capacity does not replace the actual operating manual and conditions. See the source-cited examples.
General information only, not legal, safety-certification or insurance advice. Always follow the manufacturer's instructions and the rental yard's terms.