Skid Steer Snow Blower

Serrated teeth on a skid steer snow blower are extremely key to the cutting ability of your snow blower. When digging through ice and dense snow, this feature will give you the extra push you need to make a clean, single pass.

We hail from Minnesota, so we know snow. In our springtime, we get thick, heavy, wet snow that causes some standard snowblowers to jam up. With the Skid Pro Snow Blower, you can easily handle even the toughest snow. We suggest running at a slower speed and letting the snowblower do it's job.

There is only one main reason why having the larger fan is better, less jamming. With a smaller fan, you can easily jam on ice or debris while snow blowing. Please note that you shouldn't intentionally run debris through your snowblower, but this larger fan helps it run smoothly, even when digging through chunks of ice.

If you're looking for a reliable and efficient way to clear snow from your driveway, parking lot, or road, you might want to consider the skid pro skid steer snowblower.

- It has a hydraulic system that delivers more power and speed to the blower fan and auger, allowing you to move more snow in less time.
- It has a heavy-duty steel frame and chute that can withstand harsh weather and terrain, as well as a replaceable cutting edge and skid shoes that extend the life of the attachment.
- It has a hydraulic chute rotator and deflector that let you control the direction and distance of the snow discharge with a simple joystick, giving you more flexibility and accuracy.
- It has a wide range of models and sizes to choose from, depending on your needs and preferences. You can select from 60-inch to 84-inch widths, standard or extreme duty models, and single or dual auger designs.