When you need to dig, load, level, and haul in spaces a full-size skid steer can't reach, a 24HP mini loader is a practical middle ground. The challenge is that two of the most visible options look almost identical on paper. This head-to-head helps you decide which one to order by looking at the few details that actually separate them.
Quick verdict
Both compact loaders pair a 24HP RATO 740 engine with a 4-in-1 bucket and a 3-stage pump hydraulic system, and both use a compact tracked layout. The New 24HP model's attribute set is the more informative of the two. If you want a named make, the ATTACHXPRO version is a direct match.
Spec comparison
| Spec | ATTACHXPRO 24HP Mini Skid Steer Loader | New 24HP Mini Skid Steer Loader |
|---|---|---|
| Price | USD 5,399.00 | USD 5,399.00 |
| Engine | Rato 740 | Rato 740 |
| Horsepower | 24HP | 24HP |
| Bucket capacity | 0.15 m | 0.15 m |
| Climbing ability | 30° | 30° |
| Fuel capacity | 30 L | 30 L |
| Fuel consumption | =6.7 L/H | =6.7 L/H |
| Equipment size | Compact | Compact |
Where each product wins
The ATTACHXPRO 24HP Mini Skid Steer Loader wins on its named make. The New 24HP Mini Skid Steer Loader wins on the extra information it provides. Everything else in the spec table is shared, so your choice comes down to whether you prefer a known make or a more detailed spec sheet.
Product notes
#### 24HP Mini Skid Steer Loader 4-in-1 Bucket 3-Stage Pump Hydraulic System
The ATTACHXPRO version is the pick if you want a named make on the build sheet. Its description points to the 4-in-1 bucket, quick hitch system, and compatibility with augers, pallet forks, and grapples, which makes it a flexible attachment-ready machine. It also lists the same 0.15 m bucket capacity, 30° climbing ability, 30 L fuel tank, and 6.7 L/H fuel consumption as the New model. The limitation is that the listed specs keep to bucket capacity, climbing ability, and fuel figures, so you'll be estimating payloads from bucket volume instead of a rated weight. For that reason, this loader suits jobs where material weight is modest or you're already comfortable with compact loader capacities. That attachment flexibility is what sets it apart from a fixed-purpose loader.
#### New 24HP Mini Skid Steer Loader 4-in-1 Bucket 3-Stage Pump Hydraulic System
The New model gives you a concrete reason to pick it over the other listing: a listed maximum load of 375 kg. That's a useful reference when you're moving dirt, gravel, or feed and want to know what the machine is rated to carry. Its attributes also include Country of Origin: China, adding a provenance detail to the spec sheet. The description emphasizes full hydraulic control, electric start, and quick attachment changes. The tradeoff is that the title reads as generic with New instead of a brand name, so you won't get the named make that the ATTACHXPRO version provides. If that doesn't matter, the 375 kg rating makes this the more informative choice.
Final choice by use case
For heavy material moving, the New 24HP Mini Skid Steer Loader is the better pick because its listed attributes give you a concrete number to plan around. For compact landscaping and farm work where you care more about attachment flexibility and a named make, the ATTACHXPRO 24HP Mini Skid Steer Loader is a solid alternative. Either way, you're paying the same $5,399 and getting the same base package; the difference is how much specification detail you want on paper.
