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Skid Steer Loaders
Your skid loader is the workhorse you rely on for everything from landscaping, barn-cleaning, corral-grading, to lane-maintenance. Anytime you need to push, blow, sweep or move, you’re turning to this must-have piece of equipment. Not only are the attachments handy, but the steering system is critical for maneuverability in tight spaces.
Skid Loader Attachments
- Angle Broom- a cylinder shape, heavy-duty sweeper that picks up dirt, gravel, leaves and snow on a variety of surfaces, wet or dry.
- Augers- drills clean holes through a variety of materials.
- Backhoes- a smaller version of the skid steer that is more compressed and maneuverable.
- Bale Carriage and Bale Handlers- clamps and transports bales of hay.
- Grader rake- rapidly grades, rakes, and levels a variety of terrain.
- Grapples, a grapple bucket with Manure Forks, great for scooping up larger, loose materials during farming or landscaping.
- Multi-purpose or 4-in-1 bucket- safely transports large rocks, loose soil or other debris.
- Pallet Forks- turns the loader into a fork lift.
- Other
Winter Inspection Tips
- Flush radiator and refill to proper freeze point
- Inspect radiator hoses
- Check for water: chain cases, final drives, swing gear baths, & gear boxes
- Add proper fuel conditioner additive for winter
- Check fuel filter & water separator for service
- Verify proper operation of cold start aids
- Assess condition of block heater if equipped
- Inspect lights and wipers
- Load test battery & clean battery terminals
- Examine heater hoses & heater core
- Inspect defrosters, cab air flow, & cab air filters
- Recommend proper grade lubricants for winter
- Inspect cutting edges and teeth
- Check tension and belt wear
- Inspect air pre-cleaners
- Test backup alarms
- Check tires
Equipment Maintenance Tips
The skid loader is one of your most frequently used pieces of equipment, with a wide variety of uses. For that reason, it is recommended that you perform maintenance regularly to prevent excessive wear and damage.
- Check the engine oil level and hydraulic/hydrostatic fluid levels before and after operation, being sure not to overfill oil and fluids.
- Inspect the engine air filter to reduce the risk of clogged and damaged air filters, as they will affect horsepower and efficiency.
- Regularly check the coolant system to prevent overheating and damage to the engine.
- Lubricate lift arms, cylinders and pivot pins after every use.
- Be sure tires are checked regularly for wear, damage and pressure. Tires should be inflated to the maximum pressure to reduce wear.
- Rotate tires intermittently.
- Engine valves should be adjusted every 1800-2000 hours.
- Visually check attachment components (hoses, cylinders, auger flighting and teeth, cutting blades and edges) for wear damage, fluid levels and lubrication.
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Common Skid Loader Equipment Manufacturers
ASV |
BOBCAT |
BOXER |
CAMS GROUP |
CASE |
CAT |
COMMANDER |
CORMIDI |
COUGAR |
DAEWOO |
DEERE |
DINGO |
DITCH WITCH |
DOOSAN |
DOOSAN DAEWOO |
FARM PRO |
FERMEC |
FIAT HITACHI |
FINN |
FORD |
GEHL |
HYDRA-MAC |
HYSOON |
IHI |
JCB |
KOMATSU |
KUBOTA |
LIUGONG |
LONKING |
MASSEY FERGUSON |
MCLOUGHLIN |
MUSTANG |
NEW HOLLAND |
OWATONNA |
POLARIS |
RAMROD |
RHINO |
ROUNDER |
SCATTRCK |
SUNWARD |
SUPERTRAK |
TAKEUCHI |
TEREX |
THOMAS |
TORA |
TOYOTA |
VERMEER |
VOLVO |
WACKER NEUSON |
YANMAR |
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