Turn your skid steer into a winter-clearing powerhouse with the 72-Inch Heavy-Duty Snow Plow Skid Steer Attachment With Dozer Blade (SAK27518). Built for contractors, property teams, and fleet operators who won’t let a storm slow them down, it blasts through deep snow and heavy drifts with professional-grade reliability.

Key Features & Design

Why this attachment stands out: a broad, 72-inch width means you cover serious ground in a single pass, boosting productivity on large parking lots, long driveways, and industrial sites. It’s designed for universal skid steer hookups and is optimized for machines in the 45-60 HP range, so you’re not buying a fitment that doesn’t fit.

• 72-Inch width for efficient, wide-area snow removal that reduces passes and speeds up cleanup.
• Dozer blade design with reinforced steel moldboard to withstand ice and packed snow season after season.
• Trip-spring system protects your equipment by absorbing shocks from hidden obstacles like curbs or uneven pavement.
• Universal quick-attach plate for fast, seamless mounting—get to work the moment the flakes start falling.
• Hydraulic angling lets you direct snow precisely where you need it from the cab, making cleanup precise and professional.
• Single-cylinder operation for reliable, simple performance in demanding conditions.
• Power & hydraulics: designed for universal skid steer style hookups, power requirements ranging from 45-60 HP, and hydraulics up to 60 LPM with an operating pressure of 16 MPa.
• Blade geometry & construction: cutting edge thickness of 7/16 inch, a shovel height of 24 inches, a blade thickness of 1/8 inch, and a main plate thickness of 0.12 inches for robust, precise operation.
• Packaging dimensions: 79.4 x 37.2 x 32.3 inches, designed for efficient delivery and installation.

This attachment is engineered to deliver commercial-grade results when you need it most, helping you clear pathways, driveways, and lots faster while maintaining the safety and appearance of your property. Ideal for property managers, service fleets, or any operation that relies on dependable snow removal to stay productive—before the next weather system rolls in.