Skid Steer Jib

These attachments are designed for lifting, positioning, and moving suspended loads such as equipment, materials, pipes, and other heavy items. They are useful for construction, farm, landscaping, and material-handling applications.

Consider the required reach, lifting capacity, hydraulic flow, and your skid steer's rated operating capacity. The available models include telescopic reach from 48" to 78" and lifting capacities up to 3,000 lbs, depending on boom position.

Hydraulic requirements vary by model. The listed attachments operate within approximately 4–25 GPM, so your skid steer's auxiliary hydraulic system should be checked against the attachment's specifications before purchase.

A crane jib typically provides a fixed or articulated lifting point for suspended loads, while a telescopic lift boom allows the operator to extend the boom to increase reach. The best option depends on the lifting height, reach, and type of material being handled.

Capacity depends on the specific attachment and boom extension. For example, the Martatch MTLB78-A is rated from 3,000 lbs at shorter reach to 1,500 lbs at maximum reach, while the Titan crane jib features a 3-ton swivel hook. Always follow the manufacturer's rated capacity for the exact configuration.

Not necessarily. Compatibility depends on the mounting system, hydraulic flow, machine lifting capacity, and manufacturer requirements. Verify your skid steer specifications and the individual attachment requirements before operating.