ROC represents the maximum load a machine can lift without tipping, usually calculated at 35% or 50% of the tipping load. Adhering to the ROC specification is crucial for operator safety and preventing machine instability during lifting operations.

Vertical lift path machines keep the load closer to the machine at full height, offering more reach and stability for loading trucks. Radial lift paths move in an arc, providing better reach at mid-range heights, which is often preferred for grading or digging.

Lower ground pressure specifications (measured in psi) mean the machine floats better over soft surfaces like mud or sand. Checking this spec is essential if you need to minimise site disturbance or work on delicate turf.

Yes, our specifications distinguish between standard and high-flow models. High-flow hydraulics are necessary for demanding attachments like trenchers or forestry mulchers that require increased hydraulic horsepower.

Absolutely. If you find a track loader specification that suits your project needs, reach out to SEM Hire. We can advise on the current availability of that model or provide an equivalent machine from our high-quality fleet.