AGT MX-MRW14 vs MX-MRT14: Wheeled or Tracked Mini Skid Steer?
The AGT MX-MRW14 is a wheeled mini skid steer and the MX-MRT14 is the tracked one; here is how their specs compare.
The AGT MX-MRW14 mini skid steer rides on wheels, and the AGT MX-MRT14 rides on tracks. Both are mini skid steers with a 13.5 HP RATO gas engine and electric start, so the choice comes down to the ground you work on.
How do the MX-MRW14 and MX-MRT14 specs compare?
The AGT MX-MRW14 (wheels, about 1,477 pounds) and MX-MRT14 (7-inch rubber tracks) share a 13.5 HP RATO gas engine with electric start, about the same dump height and the same hydraulic pressure.
| AGT MX-MRW14 (wheeled) | AGT MX-MRT14 (tracked) | |
|---|---|---|
| Engine | 13.5 HP RATO gas, electric start | 13.5 HP RATO R420D gas, 420cc, electric start |
| Undercarriage | Wheels | 7 in rubber tracks |
| Operating weight | About 1,477 lb | Listed as a range, 1,543 to 2,000 lb |
| Max dump height | 61.6 in | 62 in |
| Hydraulic pressure | About 2,466 PSI (17 MPa) | About 2,466 PSI |
The MX-MRW14 comes with a 32.5-inch bucket and auxiliary hydraulics, and it is compatible with Toro Dingo mini skid steer attachments. The MX-MRT14 is rated to lift 650 to 850 pounds and has dual hydraulic pumps with 5.7 GPM of flow, an 8.7-gallon hydraulic tank and a travel speed of up to 2.5 mph.
Should you get a wheeled or tracked mini skid steer?
The wheeled MX-MRW14 suits hard ground and finished surfaces; the tracked MX-MRT14 suits mud, sand and slopes.
Wheels are lighter, roll faster on hard ground and do less damage to concrete, asphalt and finished lawns when you turn. Wheeled mini skid steers are a good fit for yards, barns, gravel drives and job sites with a solid base.
Tracks spread the machine's weight over more ground, so they float better in mud, sand and soft dirt and climb better on slopes. If you work in wet ground or move a lot of dirt, tracks are usually worth the extra weight.
To compare other models, visit our mini skid steers page.
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