Thanks! It's all on the operator to ensure proper use. We've spent about 5 hours total with the attachment mounted on the machine doing a number of different tasks. So far... It's holding up really well and we are impressed with the build quality and strength, so we're believers!!

rude252 gyy

Skid Steer Rude252 had a legitimate point and your comment in no way addressed his point.

Sure we did, it's really up to the operator to ensure he is not pushing large amounts of material as this attachment is meant for finishing grading. That issue is also negligible, if you're cutting up boulders then I can see that being a major issue after enough rocks ware on the rod but that's simply not the case with this attachment nor is it really something to worry about. We've spoken to the mfg. and they've had zero issues with this (no replacements or warranties). We can see something being added in the future maybe to cover them from direct hits but it's really not an issue. Thanks for your comment!

@@SkidSteerSolutions hey unfortunately they're always be guys with opinions. But I agree that you did answer the question.

What're you thinking for improvement?

Skid Steer Solutions some deflectors over the hydraulic cylinders to protect them and taller fold out extensions

Hey Austin, I agree with putting some deflectors on it but there really is no way of keeping the grime, dirt and pebbles out of that area unless the cylinder rods are fully enclosed, which would mean changing how the wings work and their maneuverability. The problem with the taller wings you proposed is the wings are not supposed to push a lot of material. It will put a torsional load or leverage on the wings and make the attachment less efficient at taking the surface layer up. Those wings have a pressure relief on them so that if you hit something with them, they give in to prevent damage. That's VERY important for someone who invests $10K+ in an attachment. If those wings start pushing too much material, then the machine won't be able to run as smooth and consistent as you see in the video. Remember, the purpose of the attachment is to finish grade, but as you can see it does a lot more than that. Nevertheless, it's a specific tool with a specific job to do, so that's why it is designed the way it is. Thanks for commenting, and give us a call at 866-966-2538 if you have a need for an attachment. Or visit us here: www.skidsteersolutions.com/skid-steer-attachments

Great question! Your skid steer bucket Brian is going to scoop material and hold it. Besides the straight blades and wide surface area, the SKEER will cut the top layer and redistribute all while compacting and smoothing the surface. It's great for concrete pours and so much more. Remember, this is a finish grader. Thanks for commenting Brian :D

or what gp bucket can that this can't

@@robh6638 A General Purpose Skid Steer Bucket doesn't have the ability to cut and push the top layer of soil or surface with precision the way the SKEER system can, that's thanks to the Ground Zero Adjustment. Not too mention the fold out wings :D

this thing starts at 20 grand too lmfao

What do you think!

Skid Steer Solutions Gimme a call Bigwesttractor.com

Too weird, someone sent us your link the other day. I was just on your site today. We will give you a call

Hey! Let's reconnect.

Yes it does tilt left and right, 6 way

yup absolutely you can!

The Pro Plus allows for both horizontal and vertical pivoting up to 60 degrees.

Thanks!

Hey Jake! It's available but unfortunately it wasn't available for this video. Would you like to know more about it?

You're talking about the Scraper Bucket.

Thanks for the reply, but you didn't answer my question. If you haven't learned the specks of a product you are selling, just say so.

I was referencing the product that was show cased on Skeers youtube page. That was three years ago. I assumed that was the original. Mainly wondering if the pivot points for the wings have been beefed up from the original.

I was referencing the product that was show cased on Skeers youtube page. That was three years ago. I assumed that was the original. Mainly wondering if the pivot points for the wings have been beefed up from the original.

Well done. First class answer. I do see the product in a different light now. Makes that price tag a bit more palatable. Thanks.

Give us a call 866-966-2538 or visit www.skidsteersolutions.com

Oh heck no, it's super strong. We ran this thing to the wall at times (off camera) as we were learning how to use it. Those wings are tough and the construction is heavy, and the design is sound. We mean it, the Skeer is really heavy duty. Like anything though, it's on the operator to make it last and do the maintenance + use it right.

Hi David, you used the word optimal efficiency, To burn less diesel the attachment should be fitted with tilt, not just angle. As for the bolt holes once again, I have not seen a cutting edge fall of a grader, Bob at or excavator with normal bolt holes which are all reversible and available in 10 stores in a 7 mile radius from me, to wait whilst new cutting edges were being sent from your warehouse, customers are simply locked into your system, It should work for you, I'm only the 10% of people that notices things like this before buying.

Hi David, I do see your choice of steel, As I mentioned, the head board is tin, my mailbox has thicker steel. Yes your right about the overlap on the cutting edges but can still be made by standard cutting edges, You know others dont sell these cutting edges, is it called monopolizing or repeat business. As in my other replies, why no side tilt for your product?

The Scraper Bucket can cut a real road that isn't all fluffed up... No lie. Harder the ground, the better it works.

@@rionijam727 amen