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Skid Steer Grading & Leveling Attachments

Skid steer grading and leveling attachments for finish work, driveway repair, seedbed prep, and building pad grading. Get smooth, consistent results with your machine instead of calling in a motor...

Grading Attachments for Every Application

Power rakes pulverize compacted soil and push loose rock aside in a single pass. Land levelers and box blades cut high spots and fill low ones for finish grading on pads and driveways. Graders give you blade control for road maintenance and consistent surface crowning. Each attachment is built for a specific range of grading work, so matching the tool to the job matters.

Standard and high-flow options available. All American-made.

How to choose: bucket, soil conditioner or grader?

  • Hydra-Bucket: choose it when the same job calls for carrying material and conditioning soil. It combines a bucket with a carbide-toothed drum. Low/standard flow only, 24 GPM maximum; high flow is not recommended or warrantied.
  • Hydra-Leveler: a dedicated soil-conditioning and leveling tool. Its drum height can be set for a 2–3-inch cut or no cut for leveling. Confirm the hydraulic and mounting requirements for your machine before ordering.
  • SSHA hydraulic adjustable grader: choose blade grading when you want to adjust blade position from the cab. The four-blade design works in both directions, with 72, 84 and 96-inch options.

Working on gravel? Start with our gravel driveway grading guide.

Grading and Leveling Uses

  • Finish grading before sod or seeding
  • Driveway leveling and pothole repair
  • Building pad prep after rough grading
  • Seedbed preparation for lawn renovation
  • Dirt road maintenance and crowning
  • Rock and debris cleanup after excavation

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Buyer's Guide

How to Choose the Right Attachment

01

Match the attachment to your machine

Check your skid steer's hydraulic flow and rated operating capacity before choosing an attachment. Undersized machines won't get full performance from high-flow attachments.

02

Consider your ground conditions

Soil type, terrain, and debris density all affect which attachment performs best. Hard clay and rocky ground require heavier-duty construction than soft or sandy soil.

03

Think about frequency of use

For daily professional use, invest in heavier-duty construction with reinforced wear points. For seasonal or occasional jobs, a standard-grade attachment may be all you need.

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