Skid Steer Snow Blade

We use a bolt-on cutting edge on a skid loader snow blade. This edge is reversible and replaceable, making it multiple blades in one. The benefit of this edge is extra longevity and long-term cost savings. If you purchase a snow blade with a welded edge, you must replace the entire attachment once the edge wears down. However, with this option, you can easily replace the blade by bolting on a new one, saving you time and money.

The Skid Pro skid loader snow blade isn’t just for snow. In the off-season, it’s versatile enough for light material handling, light dirt work, and above-ground grading, making it helpful tool year-round.

Yes, a skid steer is excellent for plowing snow. With the right attachments, like a snow blade or snow pusher, skid steers can clear snow efficiently, even in tight spaces, making them ideal for winter snow removal tasks.

The recommended snow blade size depends on your skid loader’s operating capacity. Typically, a blade width matching or slightly wider than your loader’s wheelbase (72″-96″) offers optimal performance, ensuring efficient snow clearing without overloading the machine.

A V-plow is ideal for handling deep or heavily compacted snow, as it can cut through and push snow more efficiently, while a straight blade is simpler and better suited for lighter snow and basic clearing tasks. The choice depends on the intensity of snow and the versatility needed for the job.