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Shop skid steer attachments built for grading, clearing, material handling, land cleanup, driveway work, and job site use. Catawba Attachments carries skid steer implements for contractors, landowners, farms, landscapers, and equipment operators who need durable attachments for real work.
Browse skid steer buckets, rake grapples, root grapples, pallet forks, stump buckets, land levelers, box graders, truss booms, and other heavy-duty skid steer attachments below.
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Skid Steer Attachments for Grading, Clearing, Material Handling, and Land Cleanup
Skid steer attachments make a skid steer one of the most useful machines on a farm, job site, landscaping project, or rural property. With the right attachment, operators can move material, clear brush, grade driveways, clean up land, handle pallets, remove stumps, spread gravel, and maintain work areas more efficiently.
Catawba Attachments carries skid steer attachments built for contractors, landowners, farmers, landscapers, and equipment operators who need durable tools for real work. Whether you need a skid steer bucket for material handling, a skid steer root grapple for land clearing, pallet forks for lifting, a stump bucket for digging, or a grading attachment for driveway and site work, this category brings those skid steer implements together in one place.
Choosing the Right Skid Steer Attachment
The best skid steer attachment depends on the job you need to do. For land clearing and brush cleanup, a skid steer grapple is usually the better fit. For moving loose material, a skid steer bucket is a practical choice. For lifting and loading, pallet forks are hard to beat. For driveway work, gravel maintenance, grading, and site cleanup, a land leveler or box grader can help leave a smoother finish.
If you also work with tractors, Catawba Attachments carries additional equipment in our Front-End Attachments and 3 Point Attachments categories, giving operators more ways to get work done with the equipment they already own.
Compare Skid Steer Attachments
Compare Catawba skid steer attachments by job type, attachment style, price range, best use, and common work applications. Use this chart to choose between buckets, grapples, pallet forks, stump buckets, land levelers, box graders, and truss booms.
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Catawba Skid Steer Box Grader Be the first to review |
$3,379–$3,579 | Box grader / grading attachment | Aggressive driveway repair, gravel reshaping, compacted surface cutting, and site prep. | Driveway reshaping, private road repair, rough grading, material cutting, gravel rebuilding, and jobsite cleanup grading. | You need more cutting and reshaping action than a land leveler and want ripper teeth plus box-style material control. |
Catawba Skid Steer Box Grader
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Catawba Heavy Duty Pallet Forks Be the first to review |
$1,190 | Pallet forks / lifting attachment | Lifting pallets, supplies, equipment, feed, lumber, and jobsite materials. | Material handling, farm supply movement, shop work, warehouse-style lifting, construction supply handling, and equipment moving. | You need a simple high-utility attachment for lifting and moving palletized or bundled material around a farm, shop, or jobsite. |
Catawba Heavy Duty Pallet Forks
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Catawba Land Leveler 3 Point & SSQA Combo V2 Be the first to review |
$2,895–$3,475 | Land leveler / dual-mount grader | Driveway smoothing, gravel maintenance, surface leveling, and finish grading with V2 improvements. | Gravel driveways, farm lanes, road touch-ups, lot maintenance, surface smoothing, and final grading passes. | You want the newer V2 dual-mount land leveler that can work with SSQA skid steers and compatible 3 point tractors. |
Catawba Land Leveler 3 Point & SSQA Combo V2
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Catawba 66″ Extreme High Horsepower Rake Grapple |
$4,375–$4,450 | Rake grapple / high-horsepower grapple | Heavy brush, roots, logs, storm debris, land cleanup, and high-horsepower tractor or skid steer clearing work. | Land clearing, brush removal, root handling, storm cleanup, debris grabbing, log movement, and heavier cleanup work. | You need a narrower extreme-duty grapple for heavier clearing work where strength and control matter more than low weight. |
Click Here to View Reviews I've had this grapple for approximately 2 years and couldn't imagine being without it now that I have put it through its rigors. It stays on my tractor. I'm a logger by trade and as you can imagine I have put it through the ringer. It still functions as it did when it was new…
Catawba 66″ Extreme High Horsepower Rake Grapple
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Catawba 72″ Extreme High Horsepower Rake Grapple Be the first to review |
$4,755–$4,830 | Rake grapple / wider high-horsepower grapple | Wider heavy-duty clearing, brush handling, logs, roots, debris, and high-volume cleanup work. | Land clearing, wider brush cleanup, root and log handling, storm debris cleanup, and large-area property maintenance. | You want the wider extreme-duty rake grapple for larger cleanup areas and have the machine capacity to handle it. |
Catawba 72″ Extreme High Horsepower Rake Grapple
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Catawba Extreme Duty Skid Steer Stump Bucket Be the first to review |
$1,650 | Stump bucket / digging attachment | Digging, prying, trenching, root work, and removing small stumps or tough ground obstacles. | Stump removal, root digging, trenching, prying, rough digging, fence-line cleanup, and utility-style ground work. | You need a narrow digging and prying tool instead of a wide bucket or grapple. |
Catawba Extreme Duty Skid Steer Stump Bucket
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Catawba Extreme Duty Skid Steer Root Grapple Be the first to review |
$4,780–$5,380 | Root grapple / skid steer grapple | Skid steer land clearing, brush grabbing, root cleanup, logs, limbs, and bulky debris handling. | Brush removal, land clearing, storm cleanup, root handling, log movement, demolition debris, and property cleanup. | You want a dedicated skid steer grapple for serious clearing and debris control. |
Catawba Extreme Duty Skid Steer Root Grapple
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Catawba Extreme Duty Skid Steer Low Profile Bucket Be the first to review |
$1,625–$2,865 | Low profile bucket / material handling bucket | Moving dirt, gravel, mulch, debris, loose material, and general skid steer bucket work. | Material handling, loading, spreading, backfilling, driveway material movement, landscaping, and jobsite cleanup. | You need the everyday skid steer bucket for loading, carrying, spreading, and moving loose material. |
Catawba Extreme Duty Skid Steer Low Profile Bucket
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Catawba Skid Steer Truss Boom Be the first to review |
$1,850 | Truss boom / lifting and reach attachment | Lifting, reaching, and positioning materials where a bucket or forks do not provide enough reach. | Material positioning, jobsite lifting, farm lifting, placing beams or trusses, equipment handling, and controlled reach work. | You need extra reach for lifting or positioning materials from the skid steer. |
Catawba Skid Steer Truss Boom
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Not sure which skid steer attachment fits your machine, job site, or daily work? Call Catawba Attachments at (704) 585-2024 and we’ll help you compare buckets, grapples, pallet forks, land levelers, box graders, stump buckets, and truss booms before you buy.
Skid Steer Attachment FAQs
What are skid steer attachments?
Skid steer attachments are tools that connect to the front of a skid steer to help with grading, clearing, digging, lifting, material handling, driveway work, land cleanup, and job site tasks.
What skid steer attachments does Catawba Attachments carry?
Catawba Attachments carries skid steer buckets, grapples, pallet forks, stump buckets, land levelers, box graders, truss booms, and other skid steer attachments built for farms, contractors, landscapers, landowners, and equipment operators.
What is the best skid steer attachment for land clearing?
For land clearing, brush cleanup, storm cleanup, logs, roots, limbs, and bulky debris, a skid steer grapple is usually the best fit. Grapples give operators more control when grabbing, lifting, and moving irregular material.
What skid steer attachment is best for driveway grading?
For driveway grading, gravel road maintenance, site prep, and smoothing uneven areas, a skid steer land leveler or skid steer box grader is usually a strong choice. These attachments help spread material, cut down high spots, and leave a cleaner finish.
Are skid steer buckets good for material handling?
Yes. Skid steer buckets are useful for moving dirt, gravel, mulch, debris, and other loose material around farms, job sites, landscaping projects, and rural properties.
What are skid steer pallet forks used for?
Skid steer pallet forks are used for lifting and moving pallets, equipment, feed, supplies, lumber, building materials, and other loads around farms, shops, warehouses, and job sites.
What is a skid steer stump bucket used for?
A skid steer stump bucket is used for digging, prying, trenching, removing small stumps, working around roots, and handling tougher ground conditions where a standard bucket may not be the best tool.
Can skid steer attachments be used for farm work?
Yes. Skid steer attachments are commonly used on farms for moving materials, cleaning up debris, handling pallets, maintaining driveways, clearing brush, lifting supplies, grading work areas, and general property maintenance.
Can skid steer attachments be used for landscaping?
Yes. Skid steer attachments are useful for landscaping projects such as grading, spreading material, moving mulch, clearing debris, lifting supplies, cleaning up job sites, and preparing outdoor work areas.
How do I choose the right skid steer attachment?
Choose the skid steer attachment based on the job. Use a bucket for loose material, a grapple for brush and debris, pallet forks for lifting, a stump bucket for digging, a land leveler for smoothing surfaces, and a box grader for driveway or site grading.






















