Tracked Skid Steer Loader, 22.1 HP Honda Gas Engine
The Typhon STOMP Tracked is the terrain-capable configuration of the STOMP mini skid steer platform — the choice for operators who need a compact loader that keeps working when the ground turns soft, wet, uneven, or unprepared, and wheeled machines bog down, spin, or lose traction. Where the wheeled STOMP excels on firm, improved surfaces and prioritizes travel speed, the tracked STOMP distributes its 1,830-lb operating weight across a continuous rubber track contact patch that maintains grip and forward motion through the conditions that define real-world outdoor work across much of North America: spring mud season on farms and job sites, wet-season landscaping on unimproved ground, site preparation on cleared land before hardscaping begins, orchard and agricultural work in fields with varying soil moisture, and slope work where tire spin would be a safety and productivity hazard. Power comes from the Honda GX690 — a 22.1 HP, four-stroke OHV, 90-degree V-twin with horizontal shaft — one of the most recognized small engine platforms in the compact equipment market, with an EPA-certified combustion system, 48.3 NM of torque at 2,500 RPM, and Honda's established North American service and parts network behind every hour of operation. Three hydraulic valves give the STOMP tracked the same broad attachment compatibility that defines the STOMP platform as a whole — bucket, auger, grapple, sweeper, breaker, pallet fork — with smooth, responsive hydraulic flow that verified buyers confirm makes attachment swaps and operation feel like a professional machine rather than a budget compromise. At $7,699 with free shipping from a US warehouse, the tracked STOMP sits at the same price point as the wheeled variant, giving buyers a direct configuration choice based on their terrain and application requirements rather than budget.
SKU: TYPH-0502G
Operating Weight: 1,830 lbs
Drive System: Hydraulic Track Drive (Rubber Tracks)
Engine: Honda GX690 — 22.1 HP, 4-Stroke OHV, 90° V-Twin, Horizontal Shaft
EPA Certified: Yes
Max Torque: 48.3 NM @ 2,500 RPM
Top Speed: 5.5 kph (3.4 mph)
Rated Lifting Capacity: 830+ lbs
Hydraulic Valves: 3 (main loader + dual auxiliary circuits)
Price: $3,299 (was $9,399)
Warranty: 2 year + Lifetime tech support
Shipping: Free, from US warehouse
What's Included: Standard digging skid-steer bucket, toolbox, digital manual
Rubber Track Drive — Traction Across Soft, Wet, and Uneven Ground Tracks distribute operating weight across a continuous contact patch — far more ground contact area than four wheel points at the same machine weight — reducing ground pressure per square inch in ways that directly determine whether a loaded machine moves forward or digs itself in and stops. On wet clay, loose soil, tilled agricultural ground, muddy job sites, freshly cleared land, and saturated turf, tracked versus wheeled can mean the difference between a full productive day and a machine that needs recovery before work resumes. For landscapers in spring conditions, farm operators in wet-season fields, and contractors doing site prep on unprepared land, the tracked configuration eliminates a source of lost time that accumulates across an entire working season. Verified buyer Derek J., a utility contractor, confirms the machine pushes through hard-packed clay — the same dense ground that stops wheeled machines and makes tracked traction the decisive advantage on difficult terrain.
Honda GX690 — V-Twin OHV, Peak Torque at 2,500 RPM The GX690 is the engine name that buyers evaluating gasoline-powered compact equipment recognize as a quality signal. The 90-degree V-twin OHV configuration produces smoother power delivery and better vibration balance than single-cylinder engines in the same class — a tangible difference during sustained heavy-load work like auger drilling, hydraulic breaker operation, and loaded bucket cycles where consistency affects both operator comfort and attachment performance across multi-hour sessions. At 48.3 NM peak torque delivered at 2,500 RPM, the GX690 puts maximum pulling force lower in the rev range than the B&S-powered wheeled variant, making peak torque available earlier in the throttle response. Honda's GX series service network covers all 50 US states through authorized dealers, keeping parts and warranty service accessible in every market without specialized heavy equipment dealer dependency.
3 Hydraulic Valves — Attachment Versatility with Smooth Swap Operation The three-valve system converts the STOMP Tracked from a single-purpose loader into a genuine multi-tool platform. The primary valve drives boom and bucket loader functions. The two auxiliary valves provide independent hydraulic circuits for attachment power — delivering dedicated flow to augers, grapples, sweepers, and breakers without competing with loader circuit pressure. Verified buyer Marshall S. confirms it: swapping between bucket, auger, and grapple is easy, with smooth, responsive flow that he describes as a clear step up from rental machines he had previously used. For contractors building an attachment fleet over time, the three-valve architecture ensures every attachment receives the hydraulic supply it needs to perform at rated specification — a grapple with dedicated aux flow cycles correctly; one sharing an overloaded circuit does not.
Compact Tracked Footprint — Access Where Full-Size Machines Cannot Go At 1,830 lbs on rubber tracks, the STOMP fits through residential gates, between orchard rows, into walled garden spaces, and through building access points that exclude full-size tracked loaders — bringing tracked traction and 830-lb lift capacity to confined environments that would otherwise require hand labor. This combination fills a specific gap: full-size tracked equipment delivers traction but cannot access these spaces; wheeled mini loaders fit the footprint but lose grip on soft ground. The STOMP Tracked does both simultaneously.
830-lb Lifting Capacity and EPA-Certified Honda Gas Power The 830+ lb rated capacity handles a full bucket of dense wet material — soil, aggregate, mulch — enabling productive loading, hauling, and positioning cycles without the reduced-load compromises that defeat a machine's time advantage over manual work. The Honda GX690's EPA certification keeps the machine compliant on regulated job sites and public spaces. Gasoline from any pump eliminates the diesel fuel planning, off-road sourcing, and DEF management that diesel alternatives require — a genuine daily simplification for operators moving between multiple properties and job sites.
