The X1300 is a compact tracked skid steer loader from Typhon Machinery. It weighs 3,040 lbs. A 25 HP Kubota D1105 diesel engine powers it. The body width is 900 mm — just 35.4 inches wide.

That width changes everything. The X1300 fits through standard gates. It works between orchard rows. It moves inside tight construction sites where larger machines simply cannot go. Typhon built this machine for small and mid-sized jobs — farm work, landscaping, site preparation, ditch cleaning, and light demolition. This is a workhorse for jobs where a full-size machine is too big or too expensive.

Before buying, know exactly what you are getting. Here are the complete specs for the Typhon Stomp X1300:

The vertical lift design sends the boom straight up. This helps when you load material into a truck. The X1300 reaches a high pin height of 2,352 mm — enough to clear the sides of most standard dump trucks without repositioning.

The engine decides how long this machine lasts. The X1300 runs a Kubota D1105 — a proven unit used in thousands of machines globally across agriculture, construction, and utility work. Parts are easy to find. Local service shops know this engine inside out.

At 3,000 RPM, you get steady torque for hard tasks. The water-cooled design keeps temperatures stable during long work days. EPA certification means you can run the X1300 on regulated job sites without any compliance issues.

The X1300 uses an Italian HANSA closed-loop hydraulic system with 3 pumps and 3 valves. Two front pumps control machine movement. The rear pump controls the arm and attachments. Two valves manage the left and right drive motors. A third valve controls the arm and auxiliary hydraulics through a mechanical control lever.

The hydraulic oil radiator sits separate from the engine compartment. This keeps hydraulic oil temperatures stable. Hot oil degrades fast and kills seals. Separating the two systems extends the life of your hydraulic parts significantly. The left joystick uses pilot control for movement. The right joystick is mechanical and controls the arm — giving you precise handling in tight spaces.

This compact machine handles a wide range of tasks on the job site:

• Digging and trenching for utility lines, fence posts, and foundations.
• Soil grading and leveling on farms, parks, and construction sites.
• Loading and material transport with the standard bucket.
• Land clearing with the forestry mulcher attachment.
• Rock breaking on hard-packed ground with the ripper attachment.
• Landscaping work including soil preparation and debris removal.
• Orchard and farm work where the 900 mm width fits between tree rows with no crop damage.

It fits through standard 36-inch gates with no modifications. Orchard operators confirm this is a game changer for tight-access work that once required hand tools.

Reviews from verified buyers on Amazon and the Typhon website follow a clear pattern for the X1300. The machine arrives ready to operate. The Kubota engine starts reliably in any weather. Hydraulic response stays smooth under load.

One construction company owner said the X1300 works great in confined spaces for digging, grading, and landscaping — and that the hydraulic system is smooth and easy to operate. A landscaping business owner confirmed it paid for itself in the first season.

You can buy the Typhon Stomp X1300 directly from Typhon Machinery. It is also available through Amazon, Walmart, and eBay. Financing starts at $1,312 per month through Paramount Financial for qualified buyers.

Compare that to the competition. A full-size skid steer from Bobcat or Caterpillar starts at $40,000 and many go over $80,000. The X1300 gives you a productive compact machine at a fraction of that cost — under $20,000 for new compact equipment from a brand with a proven track record.

This machine accepts many attachments through its auxiliary hydraulic circuit. Every attachment connects to the same circuit — you swap based on the job:

• Standard bucket — digging and loading.
• Forestry mulcher — brush and small trees.
• Ripper (3 shanks) — hard-packed soil and frozen ground.
• Auger — drilling holes for posts, trees, and signs.
• Pallet forks — moving materials around the site.
• Trencher — utility and irrigation work.

This flexibility is what earns its keep on farms and multi-task job sites. One machine. Many jobs.

This compact skid steer fits specific buyers. You are a good fit if these conditions match your work:

• Your job sites have narrow access points under 40 inches.
• You need a diesel-powered machine that meets EPA standards.
• You want Kubota reliability without buying a full-size machine.
• You run a farm, orchard, landscaping business, or small construction operation.
• Your budget is under $20,000 for new compact equipment.

It is not for every buyer. If you consistently move more than 1,200 lbs per load, or if your primary work is on large open sites, a full-size machine makes more economic sense.

Here is how the Typhon Stomp compares against full-size skid steers on the numbers that matter most: