Summary: Zimmerer Kubota rents the full Kubota SSV Series, the SSV65 and SSV75, ranging from 64 to 71.6 gross horsepower, for applications from residential landscaping to heavy-duty commercial work. Rentals are available by the day, week, month, or year across all six Texas locations: Cleburne, Decatur, Denton, Fort Worth, Gainesville, and Van Alstyne.
At Zimmerer Kubota, we help you stay prepared so you can say yes to job opportunities even if you don't have the right equipment. Thanks to our Rental Program, we've got you covered if you're in a bind and need a Kubota skid steer rental ASAP. Our inventory includes skid steers available for rent by the day, week, or month, and yes, even up to a year. Here's what you need to know about our rental program and how it can help you get the job done. Visit one of our six locations across Texas.
At Zimmerer Kubota, we've proudly served our communities since 1975, delivering exceptional care, expert advice, and top-notch service. We've built our reputation on strong relationships and a hassle-free rental experience.
If you need access to reliable, high-quality rental equipment near you, visit us at Zimmerer Kubota. Our team is here to help you haul off a Kubota skid steer to your next job. Give us a call, fill out our Rental Inquiry form, or stop by any of our six locations today to reserve your rental.
We carry the full Kubota SSV Series: the SSV65 and SSV75. Both come equipped with strong hydraulics, impressive lifting capacity, and operator-friendly controls, making them versatile across a range of applications and industries.
Need something besides a skid steer? Our rental fleet also includes:
The SSV65 delivers 64 gross HP for everyday versatility. It's sized right for landscaping, property maintenance, and general material handling, with strong maneuverability for tighter job sites.
Rental units in this category have included the SSV65PHR and SSV65PHRC, the latter with an enclosed cab for added operator comfort in hot, cold, or dusty conditions.
Fun Fact: "lbf" stands for pound-force, a unit measuring how much force a machine's bucket or lift arm can generate, not just how much weight it can hold. The higher the number, the more muscle it has for digging, prying, or breaking through tough material.
The SSV75 steps up to 71.6 gross HP for heavier-duty work. It's built for commercial construction sites, large landscaping projects, and jobs that demand more lifting power and hydraulic flow.
Fun Fact: "GPM" stands for gallons per minute. It measures how much hydraulic fluid a machine can push through its system. More GPM means more power available for demanding attachments like augers, mulchers, or cold planers, not just faster movement.
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