
Best overall: the Skid Pro Snow Blower. Best for deep snow and high-flow machines: the Skid Pro Double Auger High Flow Snow Blower. Best for compact equipment and narrow access: the Skid Pro Mini Snow Blower.
TL;DR
- Skid Pro Snow Blower is our best overall pick with 66- to 84-inch cutting widths and a two-stage design.
- Double Auger High Flow Snow Blower is built for deep piles with a 36-inch intake and 29-inch four-blade fan.
- Mini Snow Blower is the better choice for compact machines and restricted-access areas.
- Confirm hydraulic flow, pressure, mount, electrical controls and loader capacity before ordering.
Best Skid Pro snow blowers at a glance
| Rank | Snow blower | Best for | Published highlights |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Skid Pro Snow Blower | Most commercial and property work | 66–84-inch width, two-stage design, hydraulic chute and deflector |
| 2 | Double Auger High Flow Snow Blower | Deep snow and large machines | 36-inch intake, 29-inch four-blade fan, dual augers |
| 3 | Mini Snow Blower | Tight spaces and mini skid steers | Direct drive, fully hydraulic, no shear pins |
This ranking uses Skid Pro’s current published product specifications. It is not an independent field test against every snow blower manufacturer.
1. Skid Pro Snow Blower: best overall
The standard Skid Pro Snow Blower is our best overall choice because it covers the broadest range of routine commercial and property-maintenance work. Skid Pro offers cutting widths from 66 to 84 inches and intake heights from 27 to 32 inches. The published configuration uses a 20- to 24-inch fan, 16-inch auger and two-stage design.
A 270-degree hydraulic chute and deflector give the operator control over where snow is placed without leaving the cab.
Why it stands out:
- 66″, 72″ and 84″ standard-flow, plus 72″ and 84″ high-flow
- 27- to 32-inch intake heights
- Two-stage auger and fan design
- 20- to 24-inch fan range
- 16-inch auger
- 270-degree hydraulic chute and deflector
Best for: contractors, farms, commercial properties and landowners clearing driveways, lots and access roads.
What to watch: select width and hydraulic configuration for the actual loader. A wider blower can reduce productivity if the machine cannot supply the required flow or safely manage the attachment weight.
2. Skid Pro Double Auger High Flow Snow Blower: best for deep snow
The Double Auger model is intended for demanding high-flow work. Skid Pro lists a 36-inch intake height, a 29-inch four-blade fan and dual heavily gusseted 16-inch augers. It uses direct-drive motors and a no-freeze chute design with a poly gasket intended to prevent metal-to-metal contact.
The attachment weighs more than 1,500 pounds, so it belongs on a properly sized high-flow machine—not on a loader selected only because the mounting plate connects.
Best for: contractors, municipalities and large properties dealing with deep accumulation, packed banks and high seasonal volume.
What to watch: confirm high-flow output, loader capacity and complete control requirements. The weight alone rules out many smaller machines.
3. Skid Pro Mini Snow Blower: best for compact equipment
The Mini Snow Blower is designed for tight spaces. Skid Pro describes a direct-drive, fully hydraulic system using high-efficiency augers, with no shear pins to replace.
The compact option makes sense for sidewalks, paths, residential access and areas where a full-size skid steer cannot maneuver efficiently.
Best for: landscapers, facilities and property owners operating mini skid steers.
What to watch: compact size limits intake and production compared with the full-size models. Use it for access and machine fit, not because it will equal a high-flow double-auger unit in deep snow.
How to choose
Start with the loader
Confirm auxiliary flow and pressure, couplers, mounting plate, electrical controls and safe operating capacity. Snow density changes throughout a storm, so a marginal hydraulic match may appear acceptable in powder and fail in wet, packed snow.
Match width to the route
A wider blower reduces passes in open lots. A narrower model may be faster overall on sidewalks, driveways and sites with parked equipment or tight turns.
Match intake to expected snow
The standard model is the general-purpose choice. The Double Auger is for deeper accumulation and high-flow machines. The Mini is for restricted access.
Plan where the snow goes
Hydraulic chute rotation and deflection matter around doors, roads, vehicles and neighboring property. Throw distance is only useful when the operator can control placement.
Why Skid Pro belongs first
Skid Pro offers three distinct snow-blower configurations rather than one model presented as suitable for every machine. Buyers also get manufacturer-direct pricing and access to Product Gurus who can check the loader before the attachment ships.
Confirm snow blower fit
Have your loader model, hydraulic specifications and preferred clearing width ready.
View the standard snow blower | Call 877-378-4642
FAQ
What is the best Skid Pro snow blower for most skid steers?
The standard Skid Pro Snow Blower is our best overall pick because it combines 66- to 84-inch widths, a two-stage design and hydraulic chute control.
When should I choose the Double Auger High Flow Snow Blower?
Choose it for deep snow, packed piles and high-volume commercial work when the loader has the required high-flow hydraulics and capacity for an attachment weighing more than 1,500 pounds.
Does Skid Pro make a snow blower for mini skid steers?
Yes. The Mini Snow Blower is a compact, fully hydraulic direct-drive model designed for restricted-access snow removal.
Will a skid steer snow blower fit every loader?
No. Confirm hydraulic flow and pressure, mount, couplers, electrical controls, attachment weight and clearing width for the exact machine.
Bottom line
For most buyers, the standard Skid Pro Snow Blower is the best place to start. Move to the Double Auger model for deep, high-flow work or the Mini Snow Blower for compact equipment and tight routes.




