This 2006 Caterpillar 247B skid steer / compact track loader has 1,843 hours and features a hydrostatic transmission with rubber track drive, making it well-suited for construction, landscaping, and material handling work on a variety of surfaces. The enclosed cab provides operator comfort and protection, while auxiliary hydraulics and a hydraulic quick-attach bucket coupler allow for easy use of attachments. The machine runs and works well as described and remains a solid working unit for everyday job site tasks. Power is supplied by a Caterpillar 3024T turbocharged diesel engine with a 2.2-liter displacement, producing 74 horsepower. This four-cylinder engine is known for reliable performance and strong torque, and the mechanical glow plug system supports dependable starting. All cylinders are reported dry as described. Additional features include rubber tracks measuring 6 feet long and 15 inches wide with five bottom rollers for stability and traction, an enclosed operator cab, auxiliary hydraulics, and a 5’6″ wide bucket equipped with seven teeth for digging and loading applications. The machine measures 8’9″ in length without the bucket, 5’6″ in width, and 6’6″ in height, with an operating weight of 6,980 lbs. As noted, there is some play in the bucket pins and bushings, and the main boom arms are bent 1.5 inches, causing the bucket not to sit level. The unit is being sold as described.