Best Skid Steer Compactors in 2026: Skid Pro Vibratory Roller Guide

Skid Pro sells a skid steer Vibratory Roller for compacting soil, gravel and base material. It is offered in smooth and pad drum versions and in two working widths. This guide covers its published specifications so you can match it to your loader’s hydraulics. Confirm every figure on the product page before ordering.

TL;DR

• Four configurations: smooth drum or pad drum, in 73″ or 84″ working widths.
• Centrifugal force: 8,850 lbs. (73″) or 9,765 lbs. (84″).
• Flow requirement: 10–40 gpm; exciter speed 3,000 rpm; amplitude .05″.
• Integrated front dozer blade spreads and packs in one pass.

Skid Pro Vibratory Roller at a glance

Smooth drum vs pad drum

Choose a smooth drum for finishing granular fill and gravel surfaces. Choose a pad drum when you are compacting cohesive soils where pads help knead the material. Confirm the right drum for your soil with a Skid Pro Product Guru.

Built-in features

• Heavy-duty frame and XHD construction that adds down force and withstands vibration.
• Integrated dozer blade for spreading and packing in one step.
• Patented exciter shaft design and an oil-lubricated system to reduce heat and extend bearing life.
• 12 HD rubber shock mounts to reduce vibration to the skid steer.

How to choose

1. Check your loader’s auxiliary flow against the 10–40 gpm requirement.
2. Pick the working width: 73″ or 84″.
3. Pick the drum type for your soil: smooth or pad.
4. Confirm your loader can lift and carry the roller weight.

FAQ

How much hydraulic flow does the Skid Pro Vibratory Roller need?

The product page lists a flow requirement of 10–40 gpm.

What working widths are available?

73″ and 84″, each in smooth drum and pad drum versions.

Does it include a dozer blade?

Yes, it has an integrated front dozer blade.

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• Skid Pro Vibratory Roller
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• Skid Pro Soil Conditioner