Bedrock Attachment Skid Steer Blade

The Bedrock Attachments 6-Way Blade is a skid steer attachment designed for grading, leveling, shaping, and moving material across work areas. Its six-way blade configuration provides multiple blade-positioning options, giving operators greater control when performing tasks such as surface preparation, material spreading, ditching, and general site work. It can be used where adjustable blade positioning is beneficial for achieving the desired grading or material-moving result.

The Bedrock 6-Way Blade is available in two listed configurations: the SK6W-79, which has a 79-inch width, and the SK6W-92, which has a 92-inch width. Both models are designed for skid steer applications. The choice between the two widths should be based on the skid steer's capabilities, the available working area, maneuverability requirements, and the amount of surface you want to cover with each pass.

A 6-way blade provides multiple positioning adjustments that allow the operator to change the blade orientation according to the task. This flexibility is useful when grading, leveling, shaping surfaces, moving material, or working across different site conditions. The ability to reposition the blade gives the operator more control than a basic fixed-position blade and allows the same attachment to be adapted to different material-handling and grading requirements.

The Bedrock SK6W-79 and SK6W-92 are listed with a hydraulic-flow range of 42–86 L/min (11–23 GPM). Before purchasing, check the auxiliary hydraulic specifications of your skid steer and compare them with the attachment's stated requirements. Confirming the hydraulic-flow range and attachment compatibility is important before selecting either the 79-inch or 92-inch model.

The primary listed difference is the working width. The SK6W-79 is 79 inches wide, while the SK6W-92 is 92 inches wide. Both have the same listed hydraulic-flow range of 11–23 GPM and are designed for skid steers. The 92-inch version provides a wider working area, while the 79-inch version may be preferable where a more compact blade width is better suited to the skid steer or working environment.

1. Start by confirming that your skid steer can operate an attachment within the 11–23 GPM (42–86 L/min) hydraulic-flow range. Then choose between the 79-inch SK6W-79 and 92-inch SK6W-92 according to your desired working width, machine capabilities, maneuverability, and grading requirements. A wider blade can cover more surface per pass, but the attachment should be properly matched to the skid steer. Always verify the complete specifications and mounting compatibility of the selected model before ordering.