Erskine Skid Steer Snow Pusher

Erskine Snow Pushers are designed to efficiently move and clear accumulated snow from driveways, parking areas, roads, commercial properties, farm facilities, and other large surfaces. Instead of lifting and throwing snow like a snow blower, a snow pusher gathers snow and moves it forward, making it particularly useful for quickly clearing broad areas. The available models cover both lower-horsepower machines and heavier-duty skid steer and tractor applications.

The supplied Erskine Snow Pusher models are available in 96-inch and 120-inch widths. A 96-inch pusher provides a narrower working path and may be easier to match to smaller operating areas, while the 120-inch version covers a wider path with each pass. The appropriate width should be selected according to the carrier machine, available operating space, and the amount of snow that needs to be cleared.

The main difference in the supplied specifications is the machine power range. The standard Erskine Snow Pusher is rated for machines in the 18–40 HP range, while the Erskine Industrial Snow Pusher is designed for higher-powered machines in the 60–100 HP range. Both are available in 96-inch and 120-inch widths, but the Industrial model is intended for use with substantially higher-horsepower skid steers and tractors.

The supplied specifications list a hydraulic flow range of 8–30+ GPM for both the standard and Industrial Erskine Snow Pusher models. Because the required flow can vary according to the specific equipment configuration, buyers should compare their skid steer or tractor's hydraulic specifications with the requirements of the exact snow pusher model before purchasing.

Yes. The supplied product specifications identify the standard Erskine Snow Pusher for skid steers and tractors, while the Industrial Snow Pusher is also designed for skid steers and tractors. Buyers should verify the attachment connection, hydraulic requirements, machine horsepower, and other carrier-specific requirements for the exact model and configuration they intend to use.

Start by matching the snow pusher to your machine's horsepower and hydraulic flow. The standard models are listed for 18–40 HP machines and 8–30+ GPM, while the Industrial models are listed for 60–100 HP machines and 8–30+ GPM. Next, choose between the 96-inch and 120-inch widths based on the machine's capabilities and the size of the area being cleared. Selecting the correct combination of machine power, hydraulic flow, and working width helps ensure the snow pusher is appropriately matched to the intended snow-removal application.