Skid Steer Boom Mowers

Boom mowers are designed for cutting and clearing grass, weeds, brush, roadside vegetation, fence lines, ditches, embankments, and hard-to-reach areas while providing extended reach from the skid steer.

Reach varies by model. The products listed offer approximately 6 to 20 feet of reach, allowing operators to mow areas that are difficult to access with conventional front-mounted attachments.

Depending on the model, boom arms can be equipped with different cutting heads, including rotary, flail, and sickle mower heads. Choose the head based on vegetation type and the desired cutting application.

Check your skid steer's hydraulic flow (GPM), operating capacity, attachment mounting system, required reach, and the type of mower head you need. The listed models have hydraulic requirements ranging from approximately 17 to 35 GPM.

Cutting capacity depends on the mower head and model. For example, the Eterra Raptor V5 supports a 2-inch cutting capacity, while sickle and other mower configurations may be intended primarily for grass, weeds, and lighter vegetation.

Yes. Their extended boom reach makes them particularly useful for ditches, slopes, roadsides, fence rows, and other areas where positioning a skid steer directly over the vegetation may be difficult or unsafe. Always follow the manufacturer's operating and safety guidelines.