Skid Steer Attachments

LandMach · Mini Skid Steers

Set up your skid steer for the job

Load gravel, move pallets, gather brush, or cut a trench with a compatible mini skid steer attachment. Start with the material you’ll handle and the space you have to work, then check the loader’s mount, capacity, and hydraulics.

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LandMach T360 mini skid steer loader
LandMach T360 mini skid steer loader

01 · Attachment types

Choose an attachment for the job

Compare common tools for loading, lifting, clearing and trenching. The illustrations show attachment types.

General-purpose buckets

Load soil, gravel, and other loose material. Choose a bucket width that fits the work area and check the loaded weight for the material you expect to carry.

Pallet forks

Move palletized supplies. Check fork length and spacing, the load center, the weight of the fork frame, and the loader’s capacity for that configuration.

Grapples

Pick up brush, branches, logs, and awkward debris. Compare jaw opening and grapple weight, and verify the auxiliary circuit needed to operate the jaws.

Augers and trenchers

Choose an auger for individual post holes or a trencher for a continuous cut. Match the bit or chain to the soil and required dimensions, and verify hydraulic flow and pressure.

Brush cutters

Clear grass and overgrowth. Compare cutting width and the manufacturer’s stated vegetation capacity. Confirm hydraulic requirements, approved guarding, and any operator protection specified for the setup.

02 · Fit checklist

Check compatibility before ordering

  1. Identify the loader. Record the make, model, and serial number. Photograph the mounting plate and locking mechanism. Mini loaders and full-size skid steers may use different mounts.
  2. Verify the working load. Use the loader’s published ratings and attachment guidance for the configuration you’ll use. Account for the attachment, any adapter, and the intended load at the specified load center.
  3. Match the auxiliary hydraulics. Compare the attachment’s required flow and pressure with the loader’s specifications. Check hose couplers, case drain, and electrical controls where required.
  4. Measure the route. Check the attachment’s overall width against gates, doorways, and tight turns along the route, especially if it extends beyond the loader.
LandMach S370 mini skid steer loader
LandMach S370 mini skid steer loader. Confirm the mount and load rating for your own loader.

03 · Buying questions

Frequently asked questions

Will a full-size skid steer attachment fit my mini skid steer?

Fit depends on the exact mount and locking geometry, the attachment’s weight and working load, and its hydraulic requirements. If you’re considering an adapter, confirm that the manufacturers approve the combination and check how it affects the load position and capacity.

Do I need high-flow hydraulics for a brush cutter or trencher?

Check the individual attachment’s specified flow range and pressure requirements. Compare those figures with your loader’s auxiliary hydraulic specifications for the circuit you plan to use.

04 · Before requesting a quote

What to include in your inquiry

  • Loader make, model and serial number
  • Photos of the machine plate, mounting plate and locks
  • Attachment type, job, intended load or working width, and auxiliary flow and pressure for powered tools
  • Delivery country and postal code if you need a freight quote