Kanga's Fat Track Model on show at SED 2005

Kanga’s 7 Series ‘Fat Track’ Model, the latest development from Kanga Loaders, designer of the world’s first stand on skid steer loader, will be on display at SED 2005.

The defining feature of the 7 Series is the full-time non marking tracks, which along with increased ground clearance enable productive operations in all weather conditions including rain, mud, soft sand, wet conditions and snow.

The low ground pressure also minimizes site and turf damage. With a range of Gasoline or Diesel engines up to 24HP, there’s pulling power to get the most difficult jobs done fast.

“We wanted to offer a smooth and fast track machine to our line up of Kanga Loader products,” said Alan Porter, managing director of Kanga Loaders UK.

“It is a maintenance free track system with very few parts. The tracks are non-marking and the segments are replaceable.’’

This, Porter said, makes it ideal for hire and rental as it can be used by contractors, farmers, landscapers, and professionals working in the construction, demolition and maintenance professions.

SED 2005 takes place between 17 and 19 May at Fen Farm, Milton Keynes. More information can be found at www.sed.co.uk