Skid Steer Grader Attachments

Skid Steer Grader Attachments That Actually Move Material

A skid steer grader lets you cut, redistribute, and shape gravel, dirt, and base material without renting a dedicated motor grader. Whether you're maintaining a long driveway, crowning a road, or leveling a job site, these attachments give your machine the reach and blade angle to get it done right. Built for contractors who bill by the job, not the hour.

How to Choose the Right Skid Steer Grader

Start with your machine's flow and lift capacity, then match the blade width to the work you're doing most. A wider land grader covers more ground per pass on open roads and large lots, while a narrower grader leveler gives you better control on tight driveways and paths. If you're working in rocky or heavy clay soils, look for heavier blade construction and carbide cutting edges that hold up to abrasion. Your typical job type should drive the decision, not just the price tag.

• Blade width relative to your skid steer's overall width and the spaces you work in
• Cutting edge material, carbide lasts significantly longer in abrasive or rocky ground
• Angle adjustment range for crowning roads and directing material flow
• Compatibility with your machine's hydraulic flow requirements
• Frame and moldboard thickness for heavy-use gravel and road work

Why Contractors Choose Skid Steer Nation

• American Made: You're buying attachments built domestically, with materials and labor you can stand behind when a customer asks.
• Manufacturer Warranty: Every ground leveler and grader attachment we carry comes backed by a manufacturer warranty so you're covered if something goes wrong on the job.
• Flat Rate Freight Shipping Nationwide: One flat shipping rate no matter where your shop or yard is located, so you know your landed cost before you order.
• Finance from $199/mo: Keep your cash in the business and put the attachment to work now instead of waiting to save up.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a skid steer grader attachment?

A skid steer grader attachment is a blade-based tool that mounts to your machine's universal quick attach plate. It's designed to cut into and redistribute material, letting you grade driveways, shape shoulders, and level ground without a dedicated motor grader. Most models offer adjustable blade angles so you can direct material left or right as needed.

What is the difference between a land grader and a box blade?

A land grader uses an angled moldboard to push and redirect material to the side, similar to how a road grader operates. A box blade traps and drags material, making it better suited for finish grading and back-dragging. If you're maintaining gravel roads or cutting material on a regular basis, land graders give you more control over where the material goes.

What size grader attachment do I need?

Match blade width to your skid steer's rated operating capacity and the typical width of what you're grading. For residential driveways, a 72 to 84 inch blade covers most passes efficiently. For road maintenance or large lot work, an 84 inch or wider grader leveler saves time by reducing the number of passes required.