Titan Attachments Skid Steer Tree Spade

The Titan Attachments Transplanter Tree Spade is a skid steer attachment designed for tree transplanting, tree relocation, nursery work, landscaping, and property improvement projects. It allows operators to dig around a tree's root zone and lift the tree with a soil-covered root ball, helping move suitable trees from one location to another while using a skid steer as the carrier machine.

The Titan Transplanter Tree Spade has an overall width of 70 inches. This dimension is important when determining whether the attachment can be maneuvered effectively through gates, landscaped areas, nursery rows, or other restricted workspaces. Customers should also consider the skid steer's overall dimensions and the available working clearance at the jobsite.

The Titan Transplanter Tree Spade is specified for 5.2–17.7 GPM hydraulic flow. Before purchasing, compare this range with the auxiliary hydraulic flow available from your skid steer. Proper hydraulic compatibility is important for operating the tree spade's hydraulic functions as intended.

The attachment is intended for transplanting suitable trees with their root systems and surrounding soil. The appropriate tree size and species depend on the tree's root structure, soil conditions, digging requirements, and the capabilities of the tree spade and skid steer. Customers should evaluate the tree and site conditions rather than selecting a tree solely by its above-ground size.

A skid steer-mounted tree spade provides a mechanized method for digging, lifting, and relocating trees, reducing the need for manual excavation around the root zone. It can be useful for landscaping contractors, nurseries, property owners, and land-management applications where suitable trees need to be relocated. Proper planning of the digging location, access route, soil conditions, and destination site remains important.

First verify that your skid steer can accommodate the attachment's 70-inch overall width and that its auxiliary hydraulic system falls within the specified 5.2–17.7 GPM range. You should also confirm the mounting configuration, machine operating capacity, attachment weight, and the size of trees you intend to transplant. Matching the tree spade to both your skid steer and the intended transplanting work will help ensure the attachment is suitable for your application.