Landscaping Skid Steer Attachments for Landscapers

A skid steer landscape rake, also called a power rake, is an attachment with rotating tines that break up soil, remove rocks and debris, and create a smooth, seedbed-ready surface. It's widely used for site prep before sodding, seeding, or hardscaping on residential and commercial landscaping projects.

Popular landscaping attachments include brush cutters for clearing overgrown vegetation, power rakes for grading and seedbed prep, augers for post holes and tree planting, grapples for debris and brush removal, and mulchers for turning brush into mulch on-site. The right choice depends on your specific project scope.

Yes, most attachments can be rented individually if you already own a compatible skid steer or mini skid steer, or bundled together with a machine rental. We offer flexible daily, weekly, and monthly terms so landscapers can access the right tool without a large upfront investment.

No CDL is required to operate most compact skid steers and attachments for property maintenance work. However, operators should be trained on safe machine operation, and formal equipment training is recommended for commercial landscaping crews to reduce jobsite accidents and equipment damage.

A brush cutter uses spinning steel blades to cut down brush, saplings, and vegetation up to several inches in diameter, leaving cut material on the ground. A mulcher grinds vegetation into fine mulch, making it ideal for land clearing projects where debris removal or hauling isn't practical.

Rental rates vary by attachment type, typically ranging from $225-$450 per day or $675-$1,350 per week depending on the equipment. Brush cutters, augers, and grapples fall on the lower end, while larger multi-attachment packages may cost more. Contact us for project-specific quotes.