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There is little doubt left that Skid Steer loaders are one of the major workhorses for construction, grading, nurseries, and many other industries. We are here to help guide you to the right Skid Steer Solution for your Bobcat style skidsteer loader. By solution, we mean attachments!
The essense of the skid steer loader are the attachments that are used on them, and the skid steer loader attachments market has evolved as well. There is a specialty attachment for any job you want to tackle made specifically for your make and model of skid steer loader, as well as the standards in the industry with buckets, grapples, pallet forks, and the like. With so many manufacturers building and importing goods in this country; how do you know what to buy and if it's a good buy?
Here is a quick question guide you should ask yourself before purchasing a skid steer attachment.
Where are the skidsteer attachments made?
The manufacturers that are designing and building their attachments in the USA will most certainly offer the best product, with the highest quality and craftsmanship available. With extensive warranties and claims departments that you can contact directly, it's hard to go wrong. On the other hand, you have the importers, designing their stuff in a garage or shop somewhere, and having it built in China. The latter,with no quality control other than 'what you see is what you get', when you crack the doors on the container full of them, cannot say they have control over their quality. Sure, the imports might have a better price, but at what total cost? They are not keeping jobs in america, they offer little quality control, and they definately are not supporting the US economy. They cannot offer you the ability to speak directly to the manufacturer if a problem were to arise. Most cannot even consistently offer you wearable parts, hoping that you'll not need them, and when you do, you find yourself scrambling to find them for you and hoping they will work if and when they arrive. That is not what we call Skid Steer Solutions. That is a Skid Steer Attachment Problem!
What type of support can the manufacturers can provide you with?
Whether you buy them through an internet site such as EverythingAttachments.com or from your local dealer, if you buy a skid steer attachment, the manufacturer will honor their warranty. Just make sure you read the skid steer attachments manufacturer warranty's fine print.
Quick Attach Hitch, or Universal Skid-Steer Quick Attach Hitch?
These are the means by which all skid-steer loaders in the United States 'hook up' to or 'couple' to attachments.
Bobcat Skid Steer loaders invented what they call the Bob-tach hitch for use on their skid-steer loaders. It was a way for them to keep brand loyalty amongst customers and speed up the changing of attachments for operators. As the market for skid-steer loaders grew, other manufacturers began using this same style hitch for their machines as well, and the Universal Quick Attach Hitch was born. This meant that all the attachments could be interchanged on any brand of machine, greatly increasing the flow of attachments from manufacturers.
With the cost reduction of only producing one hitch style to fit all, manufacturers started to pour more funds into research and development of new and better functioning attachments. Soon following the skid-steer trend, tractor manufacturers starting putting Quick Attach Hitches on the loaders for farm and construction style tractors. This resulted in interchange from not only one machine to another, but now one industry to another. |
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Skid-Steer Rock Buckets come in various sizes of width, as well as tine spacing. They are used for sifting dirt, to remove rocks and debris. Popular within horse arenas, chicken houses for removing waste, construction industries and grading comapanies, Rock Buckets have become a staple in useful, time saving solutions for your Skid Steer Loader. There are bolt-on grapples available for the Bradco rock bucket, giving you the ability to grab larger rocks or debris as well.
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Skid Steer Stump Grapples have been to brought into the market as a specialty attachment. With the ability to take a sizeable stump and cut and pull it from the ground, many contractors are turning to this attachment for site clearing of any kind, and it has been used in demolition as well. The Lenoir, NC company Construction Attachments (CAL) builds their version, and is aptly named the "WICKED Stump Grapple". By the looks of it, I'd say that's about right. |
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Skid Steer 4-in-1 Buckets, also know as Multi-Purpose Buckets or Clam Shell Buckets have been around for years and are only getting better. With the ability to dig like a bucket, open up for bottom dumping into high-back dump trucks, back-drag while opened and also grade while opened, the versatility is hard to beat. Stout hinges and a clean hydraulic cylinder design with protection for them and the hoses is something to look for when considering one for purchase. Most are available with bolt-on cutting edges, tooth bars and the like to give you more options when needed. |
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Skid Steer Pallet Forks come in every configuration imaginable, with all manufacturers offering their version. You will find Brick Pallet Forks, Heavy Lift Pallet Forks, Industrial Pallet Forks, and Compact Pallet Forks with tine lenghts from 36" up to 96". Quality construction and load capacity are the main factors in a good set of pallet forks. For your safety, always read your owners manual for your machine to ensure you do not exceed the lift capacity. |
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Skid Steer Grapples, also known as, brush grapples, root grapples, or brush rakes have revolutionized the way site and debris cleanup are handled. With huge capacity and clamping power they easily handle trees, brush, demolition and scrap by the bucket load. Also popular in storm clean up, skid steer grapples have fast become a must have for grading, landscaping, road clearing and contractors. A quality grapple can change the way you do business, and how well you handle that business comes down to reliability in your equipment. There are several USA companies offering high quality skid-steer grapples, such as Bradco and Construction Attachments. |
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Skid Steer Post and Pole Handlers are considered specialty attachments, and with good reason. Setting posts and poles at a consistent rate, with minimal manpower, and high productivity used to be impossible. Not any more, with companies like EZ-SpotUR and Polecat offering some spectacular versions of pole handlers, this job just got as easy as it will get. Pick up at horizontal, rotate it to vertical, set it in the hole and move on to the next one, your machine and the attachment do all the work for you. |
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Skid Steer Brush Mowers are an effective means of trimming and controlling brush on roadsides, as well as clearing land and field boundaries. Most have hydraulically driven motors by the skid-steers hydraulic flow, and incorporate guide wheels for accuracy and deflectors for flying debris. A noticeable thing to look for when purchasing is how the blades are mounted and if they are easily replaced. Also, the deck thickness and welds take a beating on these machines, so quality construction is a must. |
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