A skid steer cold planer is an attachment for skid steer loaders equipped with a rotating drum featuring carbide-tipped teeth. It mills and removes layers of asphalt or concrete, making it perfect for road repair, surface prep, trenching, and leveling.

The Skid Pro standard flow cold planer can cut up to 5 inches below the surface, making it perfect for removing material in a range of applications, from asphalt to concrete. This cold planer offers precision needed for road repairs and surface preparation projects.

The primary difference between standard flow and high flow cold planers lies in the hydraulic power requirements. Standard flow cold planers are designed to work with skid steers that do not require a high-flow hydraulic system. They are operate at lower pressures, making them ideal for lighter-duty tasks. In contrast, high-flow cold planers require more hydraulic power and are suited for more demanding jobs that need higher cutting performance.

Yes, the skid steer cold planer is equipped with high-quality carbide-tipped teeth that can handle tough materials, allowing for efficient milling and removal of both asphalt and concrete surfaces.

Absolutely. The skid steer standard flow cold planer is ideal for road and parking lot repairs. Its precision cutting capabilities allow operators to mill and remove asphalt and concrete surfaces effectively, whether it’s for resurfacing roads, repairing potholes, or preparing surfaces for new layers of material. This makes it an invaluable tool for professionals in the construction and maintenance industries.