Frequently Asked Questions about Skid Steer Mowers
What types of jobs can skid steer mowers be used for?
Skid steer mowers are a great option for:
- Clearing brush and thick vegetation.
- Maintaining large fields and pastures.
- Mowing overgrown areas such as ditches or roadsides.
- Clearing land for new construction projects.
Are skid steer mowers capable of cutting small trees?
Yes, many skid steer mowers, particularly brush cutters, can handle small trees and thick brush in addition to grass. Depending on the model, some can cut trees up to 4” in diameter.
How do I choose the right skid steer mower for my needs?
When selecting a skid steer mower, consider:
- The type of vegetation you'll be cutting
- Cutting width and height adjustments you’ll need for your job
- Compatibility with your skid steer's hydraulic system
- Durability and blade strength, especially for tougher jobs
What are the different types of skid steer mowers for sale?
Skid steer mowers come in several types, including:
- Rotary mowers: Best for cutting large areas of grass and brush.
- Flail mowers: Provide a finer cut and are better for roadside and municipal work.
- Brush cutters: Built for handling thicker vegetation, including small trees and dense brush.
How wide can a skid steer mower cut?
Most skid steer mowers offer cutting widths between 60” and 84”. Wider mowers are ideal for clearing large areas quickly, while narrower mowers may be better for tighter spaces and precise cutting.