The skid steer brush mower is called the GB2 because it runs on a gearbox with 2 blades.

The Skid Pro GB2 skid loader brush mower is an entry-level attachment for skid steers that can cut through thick vegetation and small trees. It can handle brush and saplings up to 3 inches in diameter. It can also mow grass, weeds, and other light materials. The Skid Pro GB2 brush mower is ideal for clearing land, trails, firebreaks, and more.

No, a skid steer brush mower doesn’t need high flow. Our models are offered in hydraulic flow of 15-22 gpm.

Yes, Skid Pro skid steer brush mower attachments are interchangeable with different brands and models of skid steers and compact track loaders.

Yes, you can use a skid steer brush mower on wet grass or dense brush. However, this utilization may reduce the sharpness of blades.

Yes, these blades require sharpening, and you can do it every five years, depending on the use. If you are employing this equipment for heavy duty use, you may need sharpening more often.

The skid steer's flow rate and hydraulic pressure should match the brush cutter's requirements. The brush cutter's minimum and maximum flow rate should be within the skid steer's flow rate. If the flow rate is too low, the brush cutter may not have enough power. If the flow rate is too high, the brush cutter's hydraulic system may be damaged.