Loflin Fabrication Skid Steer Blade

The Loflin Fabrication Dozer Blade is a hydraulic dozer blade attachment designed for skid steers. It can be used for applications that require controlled pushing, grading, leveling, and material-moving work. Its hydraulic angle and tilt functions allow operators to adjust the blade position to suit different operating conditions and surface-work requirements.

The Loflin Fabrication Dozer Blade is available in 83-inch and 94-inch widths. These two size options allow users to select a blade based on their skid steer, working area, and desired coverage. When choosing between the available widths, consider the machine's compatibility and the space in which the blade will be operated.

The Loflin Fabrication Dozer Blade features hydraulic angle and hydraulic tilt, allowing the operator to adjust the blade's working position from the skid steer. Hydraulic angle adjustment can help position the blade for different pushing or grading directions, while hydraulic tilt allows adjustment across the blade to accommodate varying surface conditions and grading tasks.

Yes. The Loflin Fabrication Dozer Blade is specifically listed for skid steer machines. Before purchasing, users should confirm compatibility with their specific skid steer, including the attachment interface and hydraulic requirements needed to operate the blade's angle and tilt functions.

A hydraulic dozer blade can be used for a range of material-moving and surface-preparation tasks, including grading, leveling, pushing material, and maintaining outdoor work areas. The hydraulic angle and tilt functions provide additional adjustment during operation, making the blade useful when the working direction or blade position needs to be changed.

The choice between the 83-inch and 94-inch widths should be based on your skid steer's compatibility, the available working space, and the amount of surface you want to cover with each pass. The 94-inch option provides a wider blade, while the 83-inch option may be more suitable where a narrower working width is preferred. Always verify the selected configuration against your specific skid steer before ordering.