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Mini Skid Steer Trencher

Our Professional Series Mini Skid Steer Trencher Attachment is the perfect trench digging solution for your mini skid steer or walk behind machine. Cut through the toughest earth with ease with...

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  • Skid Loader Maintenance 101

    Your skid loader may just be the most versatile, capable piece of equipment you own, whether you work on a farm, a construction site, or something in between the two.Armed with appropriate skid steer attachments, there’s very little these machines can’t do, and then can often replace larger, dedicated machines like excavators and trenchers, just by equipping them with the right attachments.With that said, your skid loader will go the distance most favorably when you give it the appropriate care and attention it deserves. With that said, here’s a quick overview of basic maintenance and inspections you can perform to catch issues before they become bigger than they need to be.Daily Maintenance (Before Each Use)Before you use your skid steer loader, you should always perform a “pre-flight” inspection, if you will. Here are some things to inspect: Take a quick look at the machine’s service chart and make sure you’re not overdue for any scheduled maintenance. Doing this every time you use the machine will keep you up to date.Check the oil level via the dipstick and add oil if necessary.Check the fuel-water separator and drain if needed.Check the coolant level via the sight gauge and add coolant if you need to.Check the cabin air filter and inspect the seals for damage; replace the filter if necessary.For a compact track loader, check the track tension.For skid steer loaders, check the tires (more details below).Check the lift arms at the front of the machine and inspect hydraulic hoses for any signs of damage.Check the hydraulic oil level via the sight gauge and add if necessary.Check to make sure your engine has enough DEF (diesel exhaust fluid) and fill if needed.Remove any debris or dirt between the attachment and coupler plate.Check all grease fittings and pack with grease if needed.Inspecting FluidsThe fluids in your skid loader, such as engine oil, coolant, and hydraulic fluid, all play vital functions in ensuring smooth operation.Inspect as advised in above, and... READ MORE »

  • Best Skid Steer Attachments for Agricultural Use

    Your skid steer can be one of the most indispensable pieces of equipment around the farm, ranch or orchard - provided you outfit it with skid steer attachments aimed at getting through tough jobs.These are among the most versatile and purpose-designed attachments for ag work. Take a look through what we offer.Manure ScrapersManure scraper attachments are perfect for keeping manure out of stalls and bunks, and are also ideal for managing feed and other loose materials. Ours feature reversible, replaceable rubber edges for long service life.Bunk SweepersBunk sweeper attachments, like manure scraper attachments, are ideal for keeping feed bunks clear of feed and debris. They feature manually adjustable arms and high-torque, low-speed motors for power and longevity. With a telescoping arm and heavy-duty bristles, they are long-lasting and reliable. They’re also great for clearing away light dustings of snow during the colder months.Silage DefacersOur silage defacer attachments are perfect for removing haylage and silage, and feature an open helix design that efficiently removes both without the need for cutting and sizing. The design also preserves stem length for optimal digestibility.BucketsWhat can’t skid steer bucket attachments do? In addition to their utility for managing loose materials around farms, such as feed, fertilizer, rock salt and more, they can also be used for excavation, profiling, grading, compacting, backfilling, and much more. Got an old structure you need to pull down? A bucket attachment will get it done, plus a thousand and one other jobs.Brush CuttersBrush cutter attachments, like skid steer buckets, are highly versatile and have a lot of uses around farms and ranches. Got a lot of early successional growth and brush you need to clear? A brush cutter will get it done. They’re good for wildland management as well as for making a first pass through overgrown areas prior to turning over the soil.Tree Saws and Shears        &nbs... READ MORE »

  • Skid Steer Backhoes vs. Excavators - Selecting the Right Tool

    When it comes to earthmoving equipment, both skid steer backhoes and excavators are powerful workhorses capable of tackling a variety of tasks.But with distinct strengths and weaknesses, choosing the right machine for your project can make all the difference in efficiency, cost, and overall success.This article dives into the key differences between skid steer backhoes and excavators, helping you make an informed decision for your next excavation project.The Mighty Skid Steer Backhoe: A Multitasking MarvelSkid steer backhoes, also known as combination loader backhoes, are essentially skid steer loaders equipped with a backhoe attachment at the rear. This design grants them incredible versatility. Dual Functionality: A skid steer backhoe acts as both a loader and an excavator. The loader arm can handle lifting, carrying, and pushing materials, while the backhoe attachment tackles digging and trenching tasks. This eliminates the need for separate machines, saving time and resources.Compact and Agile: Skid steer backhoes are known for their compact size and maneuverability. Their wheels allow them to navigate tight spaces and uneven terrain with ease, making them ideal for urban construction projects or jobs with limited access.Quick Attachment Changes: Skid steers excel in their ability to switch between various attachments. From backhoes and breakers to augers and mulching heads, the possibilities are vast. This allows them to adapt to a wider range of tasks on a single project.Applications: Skid steer backhoes shine in tasks like: Utility trenchingLandscape bed preparationDemolition projects (light to medium duty)Breaking up asphaltInstalling drainage pipesLoading and hauling materialsLimitations of Skid Steer Backhoes: Digging Depth and Reach: Skid steer backhoes typically have a shallower digging depth and shorter reach compared to dedicated excavators. For deep trenching or excavations requiring extensive reach, an excavator might be a better choice.Lifting Ca... READ MORE »

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