Owner’s guide · Attachments
One plate, standard couplers and an 8 gpm hydraulic circuit. Here is what that means for the tools you own.
Short answer
The STAG Beetle 100 uses the standard CII (Common Industry Interface) mini skid steer plate, so most attachments built for stand-on mini loaders fit. Auxiliary hydraulics deliver 8 gpm at 2,700 psi, enough for augers, trenchers and breakers sized for mini loaders. The attachment’s weight counts against the 1,090 lb rated capacity.
No hydraulics needed
Buckets (dirt, light-material, 4-in-1 types made for minis), pallet forks, bale spears, blades, scrapers, feed pushers and rakes.
Hydraulic attachments
Augers, trenchers, grapples, hydraulic breakers, tillers, sweepers and snow blowers. Check each one’s flow and pressure rating against 8 gpm and 2,700 psi.
Why STAG kept hydraulics
STAG’s founders say they kept hydraulics only for attachments because an all-electric loader without them can run only one tool. The drive is electric; the hydraulics run the tools.
Weight counts
A heavy attachment leaves less capacity for the load. Subtract it before you plan a lift.
Hydraulic circuit
- Plate
- CIIstandard mini loader
- Flow
- 8 gpmmax
- Pressure
- 2,700 psimax
- Rated capacity
- 1,090 lbwithout operator
Questions
Will my Toro Dingo or Bobcat MT attachments fit?
If they use the standard mini skid steer (CII) plate, yes. Check hydraulic flow ratings.
Keep reading
Sources
Manufacturer figures checked against STAG’s published pages on October 1, 2026. Where STAG’s own pages disagree, we show the current homepage figure and note the range on the spec sheet.
STAG and Beetle 100 are trademarks of STAG Inc. This guide is produced by Fastline Marketing Group and is not published by STAG Inc. Specifications, prices and warranty terms come from STAG's public materials as of October 1, 2026 and can change; confirm them with an authorized STAG dealer before you buy. Tax information is general and is not tax advice.
