Product Description

The TYPHON STOMP V900 is a professional-grade 1.4-ton mini track loader designed for commercial-grade capability in confined spaces. Powered by a dependable Kubota D1105 25HP diesel engine, it features a heavy-duty 3-pump/3-valve hydraulic system (delivering 12.7 GPM at 2,321 PSI) and dual auxiliary hydraulic outputs for versatile attachment support.
With a 1,014 lb rated operating capacity, a 9.4 ft maximum lift height, and a triangular rubber track system for superior traction, the V900 delivers exceptional lifting performance and stability over rough terrains. Perfect for landscaping, utility installs, and site management.

Equipment Highlights

This commercial-grade TYPHON equipment is calibrated to meet strict occupational standards. Built with heavy-wear high-tensile components, it offers unmatched reliability, direct operational integration, and long lifecycle value.

Purpose-built to load, push, carry, and clean up hard-working jobs in tight spaces.
Built with a jobsite mindset, so the machine or attachment feels ready for repeat use instead of one-off tasks.
Looks clean in the lineup, works hard on the site, and gives buyers a versatile piece of equipment they can actually use.

Detailed technical specification sheet is being calibrated. Please contact sales for engineering drawings.

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The TYPHON STOMP V900 is a professional-grade 1.4-ton mini track loader designed for commercial-grade capability in confined spaces. Powered by a dependable Kubota D1105 25HP diesel engine, it features a heavy-duty 3-pump/3-valve hydraulic system (delivering 12.7 GPM at 2,321 PSI) and dual auxiliary... Read More
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