Best Skid Steer Seeders in 2026: Skid Pro Seeder Guide
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Best overall for grading and dirt work: the Skid Pro Dozer Blade, a 6-way hydraulic blade in 84″ and 96″ widths with ±30° angle and 10° tilt. Best for finish grading and breaking hardpack: the Land Leveler with hydraulic scarifier teeth. Best for snow: the Snow Blade.
84″ / 96″ — Dozer Blade widths
±30° / 10° — blade angle and tilt
1,448–1,520 lbs — Dozer Blade weights
A dozer blade is only as useful as its match to your machine. Blade width, attachment weight and the control hookup all have to work with your loader, or the blade underperforms from day one. Buying a blade type the catalog doesn’t carry, or one that won’t hook up to your controls, sends you back to the phone.
Skid Pro builds its grading attachments manufacturer-direct in Alexandria, Minnesota (founded 2011). This guide covers the live Skid Pro blades and grading tools with published spec tables.
| Attachment | Best for | Standout published specs | What to watch |
|---|---|---|---|
| Dozer Blade 84″ | Grading, backfill and site work on most loaders | 84″; listed max angle 75″; 26″ height; 30° angle; 10° tilt; 1,448 lbs | Needs electric toggle or wire harness for full function |
| Dozer Blade 96″ | Larger machines and bigger grading jobs | 96″; listed max angle 85″; 26″ height; 30° angle; 10° tilt; 1,520 lbs | Heaviest option here, so check machine capacity |
| Land Leveler | Finish grading, ripping hardpack, sifting | 78/84″; 3/4″ × 6″ dual weld-on edges; 6″ scarifier depth; 1,115/1,155 lbs | Not an angling blade |
| Snow Blade | Snow removal and light material | 72/84/96/108″; 62–98″ angled width; 33″ height; 2 angle cylinders; 846–1,100 lbs | Built for snow, not heavy dozing |
The Skid Pro Dozer Blade is Skid Pro’s grading and dozing blade. Spec tables list models 84″ and 96″, listed max angle 75″ / 85″, weights 1,448 / 1,520 lbs, height 26″, angle 30° and tilt 10°.
Published features include an HD 5/16″ steel moldboard with a deep-curve design, a 5/8″ × 6″ reversible cutting edge, oversized 4″ × 11″ adjustable skid shoes, a 3″ hardened steel vertical pivot pin, a 2″ moldboard angle pivot, and three 4″ × 8″ industrial cylinders with 2″ hardened rods and 1″ greaseable pins. Skid Pro calls it the heaviest non-cast dozer blade in the industry and says there is no HP maximum.
Why it stands out:
Best for: road maintenance, construction site grading, landscaping and backfill.
What to watch: You need an electric toggle control or machine-specific wire harness for full function. The product page does not publish a GPM rating, so confirm hydraulics and electrical hookup with a Product Guru.
The Dozer Blade is one design in two widths:
Why it stands out:
Best for: matching blade width to your machine and job size.
What to watch: Only 72 lbs separate the two published weights, so the bigger decision is machine width and site access.
The Land Leveler handles grading jobs where a blade alone falls short. Spec tables list models 78″ and 84″, overall widths 80″ / 86″, overall depths 49.5″ / 51.5″, 3/4″ × 6″ weld-on edges and approximate weights 1,115 / 1,155 lbs.
Published features include front and back high-carbon ¾″ × 6″ cutting edges, fully hydraulic scarifier teeth (powered up and down) that dig 6″ deep to break hard ground, an optional bolt-in removable screen kit for sifting rock and debris, full-length gussets and a rigid frame.
Why it stands out:
Best for: finish grading, driveways, pads and site prep.
What to watch: It is a leveler, not an angling dozer blade. For sidecasting and backfill, use the Dozer Blade.
For snow work, the Snow Blade is Skid Pro’s angling plow. Spec tables list widths 72″ / 84″ / 96″ / 108″, angled widths 62″ / 74″ / 86″ / 98″, operating weights 846 / 928 / 1,010 / 1,100 lbs, height 33″, 2 angle cylinders and a 5/8″ × 6″ reversible cutting edge.
Published features include a spring-trip moldboard, a locking moldboard for above-ground material moving, XL hardened skid shoes and an optional wing kit that turns it into a snow pusher.
Best for: driveways, lots and roads in snow season.
What to watch: Use the Dozer Blade for heavy dirt work. For more snow options, see our skid steer snow pushers guide.
For grading, backfill and dirt pushing, buy the Dozer Blade in 84″ or 96″ and budget for the electric toggle or wire harness. For finish grading or ripping hardpack, add the Land Leveler. For snow, use the Snow Blade or a Skid Pro snow pusher.
The catalog has no separate straight dozer blade or ripper-shank combination blade. The Land Leveler’s hydraulic scarifier is the ripping option.
Talk to a Product Guru about width, weight, controls and mount.
The Skid Pro Dozer Blade. It comes in 84″ or 96″ with a 30° angle, 10° tilt and 26″ height.
Yes. Skid Pro’s FAQ says it moves in six directions: left/right, up/down and forward/backward.
The product page does not publish a GPM rating. It does say full function requires an electric toggle control or a machine-specific wire harness. Confirm your setup with a Product Guru.
84″ (1,448 lbs) or 96″ (1,520 lbs). Choose by machine size, site access and job size.
The Land Leveler. Its hydraulic scarifier teeth dig 6″ deep, and its dual ¾″ × 6″ edges level behind them.
The Dozer Blade FAQ says it can push dirt, snow and gravel. For regular snow work, Skid Pro’s Snow Blade (72–108″) is the dedicated tool.
Choose the Skid Pro Dozer Blade in 84″ or 96″ for grading and dozing, add the Land Leveler for finish grading and hardpack, and use the Snow Blade for snow. Confirm the weight and control hookup against your loader before it ships.
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