A Skid Steer Attachment That Can Do Some Unusual Things

A skid steer attachment usually brings to mind dozer blades and digging buckets

. But when it comes to the loader attachments of today, there are just too many things that can be done with them to have to worry about paying laborers. What makes them unique are the types of jobs they can do, those which most other attachments were not designed for. Some are a jack-of-many trades, others are a specialized tool for a special job. A few good examples of these are the backhoe ripper, compactor and grapple.

A backhoe ripper skid steer attachment is a unique talon-like tool that can grab onto many of different things and move them wherever you may desire. It would be nearly impossible to move large rocks out of the work zone with only a backhoe and a few laborers on site. What may take an hour or two can be accomplished in about a few minutes. How about logs that are just sitting in the way or need to be placed in a burn pile? This skid steer attachment is capable of picking them all up and doing whatever is needed. It will also rip roots right out of the ground with its 1" thick steel ripper blade.

The backhoe compactor backhoe compactor is another unique attachment to have on a loader. This backhoe compactor attachment was designed to be easy to exchange on a loader. A standard compactor features 3,400 pounds of centrifugal force and a 17.4-inch plate width. A 20-inch plate length and 2,000 VPM frequency help make this compactor one great skid steer attachment. They are recommended for loaders with a 1,500 pound lifting capacity or larger and they require a 12-25 GPM at 3,000 PSI.

There is also a skid steer attachment that exists today to clean up the destruction left in the wake of a hurricane. It is the skid steer backhoe grapple and it has been modified for more than just cleaning up disaster areas. This powerful skid steer attachment works great for clearing out logs and brush. It is different from the ripper because it is bigger and handles more debris, more securely. The tines are spaced at 8.25 inches on center, they are half-inch thick and are made from AR-400 steel. A skid steer attachment like this is great for all types of debris but most often used for brush and logs.

Sometimes, the most unusual skid steer attachments can be the most resourceful. Check out what is available at a local dealer or online and see what would be a good fit for any jobs. All it takes is a little vision and imagination. Just consider where a skid steer attachment might come in the handiest and use it. That is what every loader is waiting for.

by: Robert Leib

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