Skid Steer Tree Puller

Our tree puller is heavily gusseted with extra thick steel. All this adds up to a tough attachment that will provide longevity. This tree puller is backed by a 2-year warranty.

Our skid loader tree puller:

• Helps save time and labor. You don’t need to spend hours cutting, digging, or hauling away unwanted vegetation. With a skid steer tree puller, you can grab the tree by the trunk or root ball and lift it out of the ground in seconds.
• Helps protect the soil and environment. Unlike other methods that can damage the soil structure, cause erosion, or leave behind stumps and debris, a skid steer tree puller leaves the ground intact and clean. You can reuse the pulled trees for firewood, mulch, or compost.
• Helps increase your productivity and profitability. A skid steer tree puller can handle various tasks and terrains, making it a valuable asset for any landowner, farmer, contractor, or landscaper. You can use it to clear land for development, agriculture, or recreation; to remove invasive or diseased trees; or to create firebreaks or trails.

Yes absolutely! Skid Pro’s Skid Steer Tree Puller is designed with a universal quick-attach mounting system, making it compatible with most skid steer brands. This design ensures the attachment can be easily connected to a wide range of skid steer loaders, providing versatility across different equipment manufacturers.

Below are certain details to consider when investing in a skid steer tree puller.

• Operating Capacity: The machine with a higher operating capacity can pull heavier trees or objects. Our skid loader tree puller can pull larger trees with 8″ capacity.
• Vegetation Type: Many trees have shallow roots and some may have deeper roots. Understanding them would help you make the right decision.
• Ground Condition and Climate: Trees or shrubs may have deeper roots in drier conditions. Sometimes, hard ground conditions will make pulling difficult. Ensure the skid loader tree puller can meet this challenge.
• Jaw Opening and Spacing: Check the jaw opening and spacing because a tree puller can only pull a tree if it can fit its jaws around. A hard stop at the jaw tip helps maintain small space, making it easier to pull small tress.

To use a tree puller on a skid steer, position the skid steer so the tree puller attachment is aligned with the base of the tree or shrub you want to remove. Clamp the attachment tightly around the trunk, then carefully lift and back up to pull the tree or shrub out of the ground, roots and all.