Radial vs Vertical

  • Radial Lift: High breakout force for digging and grading.
  • Vertical Lift: Better for truck loading and pallet stability.

Hydraulic Flow

  • Standard: 15-20 GPM for buckets and forks.
  • High Flow: 25+ GPM for mulchers and cold planers.

Undercarriage

  • Wheels: High speed on hard surfaces.
  • Tracks: Maximum flotation on mud and sand.

Stability
Triangle

Mastering Dynamic Stability is critical. Typhon loaders are balanced with a heavy rear-bias to keep the center of gravity safe during high-reach lifts.

Typhon Stomp 504 Mini Skid Steer

STOMP Series Engineering

High-performance mini skid steers engineered for maximum breakout force, maneuverability, and job-site versatility.

Typhon STOMP Skid Steer Loader

The STOMP Architecture

➤ Heavy-Duty Radial Lift

Engineered for superior digging and grading, the radial lift geometry provides maximum breakout force and mid-range reach, making it ideal for landscaping and site preparation.

➤ Briggs & Stratton Vanguard Power

Equipped with a high-torque 23HP V-Twin gas engine, the STOMP series delivers reliable cold-start performance and consistent power for high-demand auxiliary attachments.

➤ Dual-Pump Hydraulics

Features a dedicated hydraulic flow system for simultaneous drive and lift operation, ensuring zero power-fade when operating augers, trenchers, or hydraulic breakers.

1,830 LBS Tipping Load
23 HP Engine Power
18.5 GPM Hydraulic Flow
42" Machine Width