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Other Self-Propelled Equipment

Other Self-Propelled Equipment

Skid-Steer Loaders

Skid-Steer Loaders

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Bob-Dock Attachment Mounting System

Man operating a Bobcat Skid Steer using the MaxControl Remote System

Bobcat MaxControl Remote System

Operating only hand controls

Case Hand-Controlled Skid Loader

Two pictures: (1) Baerg’s rear-accessing the machine as described

Converted Self-Propelled Ditching Machine

Black and yellow skid steer in yard with an attachment looking like a half-circle with two arms attaching one third of the way in from the sides. Attachment can be raised or lowered with 2 hydraulic pistons.

Ditching/Backfilling Attachment

Black scoop bucket with load of dirt mounted on yellow & black forklift being driven by man in dark blue pants & light blue polo shirt.

Forklift Loader Bucket

Deere skid steer with 2 red bale spears on the front

Front-end Bale Spear Attachment

An oblique rear view of the machine

Gehl Hand-Controlled Skid Loader

Secured in the driver’s seat

Hand-Control Conversion Kits

No Longer Produced

Two photos—(1) Mounted to the arms of a small skid steer

Hands-Free Skid-Steer-Mounted Log Splitter

Three pictures showing different styles

Homemade Cab-Access Platform with Steps

Green forklift with horizontal metal rod bolted onto lower side panel at wheel axle height and metal step fastened to metal rod with chain to pull it up or let it down and metal stand welded to step for the down position.

Homemade Forklift Fold-Up Step

Pictured bolted to the left side undercarriage toward the front of his skid steer is Houston’s 12-inch-wide by 5-inch-deeps access step as described.

Homemade Skid-Steer Access Step

Attached to a skid steer’s loader arms is the device holding an 18-inch-long log

Inverted Log Splitters

An adult female accesses the wheeled skid steer via its side door which

JCB Skid-Steer and Track Loaders

Pictured attached to a skid steer’s loader arms is the device’s round ‘cage’ in the process of rotating in order to knock off and sift out the soil from its load of rocks and debris.

Kwik-Way Rotary Rock Roller

No Longer Produced

Yellow & black skid loader in field with black add-on grapple with 4 grapples o

Loader Bucket Add-On Grapple

Left pic of 2 parallel cement blocks with loader bucket on them. Rt pic of cement pad with loader forks sitting on it.

Loader Bucket Hitching Blocks

Pictured is the 20-tine-width attachment having just scooped up from a pile of rocks and lying on the 3-inch-spaced tines 20 or so various-size rocks without any accompanying dirt.

Loader-Bucket Rake Attachment

Being pulled out of the ground by the skid-steer-attached device is a tall

Lobo Skid-Steer Post Puller

Black & white skid steer with round side-view mirrors mounted on each side of cab on skid steer body. Dirt road & pine trees in background.

Magnet-Mounted Rear-View Mirrors

Transporting a bucket-load of granular material is the wheeled skid steer its steering wheel and control levers clearly scene.

Massey-Ferguson Wheel Loader

No Longer Produced

Mini Skid-Steer Attachments

An adult male on a rear-stand-on

Mini Skid-Steer Loaders

With Vanmeter in the driver’s seat and his hands on the steering levers

Modified Bulldozer

Pictured is an adult male

MultiFaster Quick-Connect Coupling

An oblique front view of the machine

Mustang One-Hand Skid Loader

Pictured is the bucket attached to the loader arms

Pikrite Rock Pickup System

No Longer Produced

Mounted to the arms of a tracked skid steer is the attachment

Polecat PC-400 Pole-Setting Attachment

No Longer Produced

Pictured is the 4-wheeled machine

Portable Backhoe