What's your favorite skid steer attachment?

[rutwad]

I'm just wondering what is the best attachment you have bought or ever used for your skid steer. I figure it varies alot, but what is your favorite?

 

[RobertN]

Clamshell/4-in-1 bucket

Don't have my own skid steer, but a freind does(I have used it a lot while working with him), and I have rented them. Would'nt want one without a clamshell...

 

[NewHollandDLR]

I lke the tree spades or like in rutwad's avatar the timber ax or shreadding heads. However most usefull would be the 4 in 1.

JD Dlr

 

[radman1]

Trick question! Depends on what I'm doing. I have pallet forks, PHD, 2 grapple buckets, tooth bucket, snow blade, backhoe, man lift, trencher and tree shear. Just purchased the dymax ranch axe 14" tree shear 1 week ago and haven't used it yet but it is a heavy built 1600# beast. I looked at a lot of brands and talked to several users and feel it is one of the best out there.

 

[Robbie Hegwood]

Radman you have too many toys!! Is that even possible? Would like to hear how the tree shear woks for ya. I just recently purchased a root grapple and don't know how I lived without it. What a versitale tool. Forget doing anything by hand except hooking up the hyd. hoses. But mulching heads are still topdog. Robbie

 

[dwmaster]

I have alot of attachment that work great. I'd have to say the road grader is the best and neatest. I have 12", 48", 68", 84", and 102" buckets - Grapple Bucket - 30c auger with 9,12,18, and 24 bits - rock bucket - 84" snowblower - Pickup sweeper - jack hammer - brush hog - roto tiller - super scraper - 7' blade - Road grader - 7' cultivater - 8' disk - boom lift - 4' pallet forks - 12' pallet forks - receiver hitch

 

[rutwad]

Wow! Looks like I have some catching up to do. I only have the mulcher head and 72" bucket.

I've seen those tree shears and wondered how well they work.

 

[Tags]

For me it would have to be my MX7 Harley Power Rake...hands down...it rakes, grades, renovates, levels driveways, windrows rocks, and leaves a perfect finish for lawn installations.

 

[toy1]

Harley rake no question it put the finishing touches on most projects in no time at all.

 

[dwmaster]

I have used a Harley Rake but do not own one. They are a great attachment. They are made in Jamsetown, North Dakota which is about an 1 1/2 hours from me. I have some freinds that work their and have toured the plant.

 

[rutwad]

I have never actually seen a harley rake, but they sure do sound like quite the versatile tool.

 

[dwmaster]

I bought a Houle TS 15 tree sheer. I have already cut down about 800 trees. It works great. I can rotate and use it like a grapple to move and stack trees.

 

[diyDave]

My favorite is the ASV RC30! I am up to 15 attachments as soon as I get the trencher put together. The RC30 is like a swiss army knife, just open to the right blade, and it'll get the job done!

 

[tacboss]

I really like my Monster tree saw. Cuts fast, flush to the ground, no hydraulics to deal with.

Check out monstertreesaw.com

 

[Xfaxman]

Well since this old thread got re-activated and I don't post often in this Forum, here are some of my favorites:

The Long Arm Tree Puller

The Monster Grapple

The 7' brush hog

The stump bucket

The SSS Dual Receiver Hitch

 

[Xfaxman]

Here is another favorite that gets used a lot.

A cat2 3 point adapter

 

[Xfaxman]

Old thread bump

The Blue Diamond 6' wide Land Plane:

In the dirt:

On gravel:

 

[Xfaxman]

Old thread from 2007 bump. The narrow Gorilla Grapple:

10 inch cedar stump:

 

[scootr]

I have alot of attachment that work great. I'd have to say the road grader is the best and neatest. I have 12", 48", 68", 84", and 102" buckets - Grapple Bucket - 30c auger with 9,12,18, and 24 bits - rock bucket - 84" snowblower - Pickup sweeper - jack hammer - brush hog - roto tiller - super scraper - 7' blade - Road grader - 7' cultivater - 8' disk - boom lift - 4' pallet forks - 12' pallet forks - receiver hitch

I would like to see and hear more about the road grader.