For bare minimum, we suggest having an operating capacity of over 1100lbs. Our smallest unit weighs 990lbs but we don't like to max out machines. As far as HP and GPM goes, we suggest having at least a 14-16 PGM hydraulic flow and 45 HP. That being said, those numbers are for our smallest units. If you want to go with an 84" high flow model you will need a much larger machine with more HP and GPM. What machine are you running? For a specific quote or specs, give us a call at 877-378-4642!
We are going to argue that ours is better so let me give you some specs on as to why. First off, their teeth are not full carbide, ours are. Our rotor is larger. We provide a standard tandem walking axel which allows your rotor to follow the ground, they upcharge for this. We run a bidirectional motor which allows you to operate in both directions, and our wheels lift up so you can get extremely close to buildings and into tight spaces. Lastly, ours is heavier. Why does this matter? Because all that weight is accounted for in steel and gussets. I would suggest you do some research, look at the true specs, and if you have any questions you can give us a call at 877-378-4642.
If you send over an email to us with a zip code, we can get you the pricing with the shipping included to get the best idea of what it would cost in total to get to you. Email sales@skidpro.com and they will send you over the accurate quote.
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I would add a cover for the bearing on the right side, to protect a grease fitting
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What’s your recommended size and horsepower of a skid loader for optimal performance?
For bare minimum, we suggest having an operating capacity of over 1100lbs. Our smallest unit weighs 990lbs but we don't like to max out machines. As far as HP and GPM goes, we suggest having at least a 14-16 PGM hydraulic flow and 45 HP. That being said, those numbers are for our smallest units. If you want to go with an 84" high flow model you will need a much larger machine with more HP and GPM. What machine are you running? For a specific quote or specs, give us a call at 877-378-4642!
How does it compare to quick attach brand?
We are going to argue that ours is better so let me give you some specs on as to why. First off, their teeth are not full carbide, ours are. Our rotor is larger. We provide a standard tandem walking axel which allows your rotor to follow the ground, they upcharge for this. We run a bidirectional motor which allows you to operate in both directions, and our wheels lift up so you can get extremely close to buildings and into tight spaces. Lastly, ours is heavier. Why does this matter? Because all that weight is accounted for in steel and gussets. I would suggest you do some research, look at the true specs, and if you have any questions you can give us a call at 877-378-4642.
how much ? i have an old 763 bobcat
If you send over an email to us with a zip code, we can get you the pricing with the shipping included to get the best idea of what it would cost in total to get to you. Email sales@skidpro.com and they will send you over the accurate quote.