Power, Precision & Pure Versatility—Now in U.S. Units: Inside Sibom’s SR2200T Compact Track Loader

1. Why Compact Track Loaders Still Rule North-American Jobsites

From frost-heave trenches in Minnesota to summer mulch installs in Florida, contractors need one machine that digs, grades, lifts, and cleans up without rutting the ground. A compact track loader—also called a CTL, tracked skid-steer loader, compact rubber-track loader, or crawler loader—delivers that sweet spot. Sibom’s brand-new SR2200T pushes the concept further with a rigid one-piece chassis, high-flow hydraulics, and an SUV-caliber cab. Every dimension below is now in feet, inches, pounds, gallons, horsepower, gallons-per-minute, and pounds-per-square-inch, so you can benchmark the machine against anything on the U.S. market.

2. Rock-Solid Core—Frame, Chain Drive & Tracks

Integrated welded body—Fuel, hydraulic, and chain boxes are part of one torsion-box frame, so nothing twists when you pry out stumps or hammer a cold planer.
Hydraulic oil-bath chain boxes—#100H chains run submerged in 110-weight oil on self-lubricating bearings. Grease zerks? Zero. Service interval? 2,000 hours.
Inner-lube track idlers, screw-type tensioners, and 15-in wide rubber tracks deliver a smooth-operating loader that floats over turf yet climbs demolition rubble without derailing.

3. Power That Thinks for Itself

A bi-directional, debris-ejecting fan plus a roof-mounted continuous-cooling radiator keep temps steady in 105 °F quarry heat. CAN-bus EUC diagnostics push plain-English alerts to the deluxe dash—and a USB port exports logs for the fleet manager.

4. Cab Comfort—American Operator-Sized

• Positive-pressure HVAC keeps prairie dust out and A/C in.
• Tilt-back cab (55 °) plus a rear full-open hood give one-person engine access.
• Reclining air-suspension seat fits 5-ft-2 in to 6-ft-6 in operators; dual-throttle lets you feather rpm with a foot pedal or lock a hand dial for trencher duty.
• Wide side glass + poly top window = 360 ° truck-bed and boom-tip visibility.
• 7-in Bluetooth touchscreen streams playlists (your “monotony reliever”) and displays live pressure, temp, and fuel-burn numbers in U.S. units.

Noise inside the quiet cab taps out at 82 dB(A)—below OSHA’s 8-hour threshold.

5. Service in Minutes, Not Mornings

• Pass-through wiring runs in steel conduits—no limb snags, yet one-panel access.
• Centralized measurement station groups oil, coolant, and fuel dipsticks on the right fender—check five fluids in < 30 sec.
• Oil-bath chains and 500-hour engine-oil intervals slash annual labor by $1,200 at union shop rates.

6. Attachment Ecosystem—Plug-and-Play U.S. Productivity

Factory quick-tach plates follow ISO 24410, so North-American tools bolt straight on. Order your loader bucket-ready, fork-ready, grapple-ready, auger-ready, sweeper-ready, snow-blade-ready, planer-ready, vibratory-roller-ready, or mulcher-ready. Every kit ships pre-plumbed and pressure-rated.

7. Safety & Visibility—Your Built-In Insurance Policy

Wide glass, tapered corner posts, LED beacons, and a rear camera slash collision risk. Electronic self-lock de-strokes pumps the instant the lap bar lifts—no accidental boom drops.

Final Word—Traction Meets Intelligence, Now in U.S. Customary Units

The Sibom SR2200T CTL marries a rigid, welded chassis and maintenance-free oil-bath drivetrain with a brand-component hydraulic system that delivers up to 35.7 gpm @ 3,437 psi. Add Bluetooth comfort, pressurized HVAC, and ISO quick-tach compatibility, and you’ve got a loader that crushes earthmoving, snow, forestry, ag, and municipal work—all with specs that speak fluent inches, pounds, gallons, psi, and horsepower.

Ready to put iconic American units—and unstoppable productivity—to work? Contact Sibom for a demo, finance quote, or attachment bundle today. One machine, infinite jobs, zero metric conversions needed.