Mini Skid Steer Attachments

No, attachment compatibility depends on the skid steer's mounting plate type, hydraulic flow rate, and horsepower. Rolling Wedge milling systems are engineered to integrate with both rubber-tire and track skid steers, but it's important to confirm hydraulic and mounting specifications before purchasing any attachment for a specific machine.

Rolling Wedge, LLC manufactures and sells mini skid steer milling attachments directly from its Peoria, Illinois facility. Contact the team at (309) 322-1600 or through the online contact form to request pricing, discuss a two-week trial program, or use the milling cost comparison tool to evaluate ROI before purchasing.

Rolling Wedge milling tools are guaranteed to outlast traditional carbide picks by a ratio of 10 to 1 in asphalt milling applications. While carbide picks typically require replacement twice a week, Rolling Wedge tools generally need replacement only every 1 to 3 months, significantly reducing maintenance costs and equipment downtime.

Yes, Rolling Wedge's rolling-wedge-lifting-cutting technology is designed to mill asphalt and concrete simultaneously in a single pass without requiring tool swaps. The nine-carbide-teeth design distributes load evenly across mixed surfaces, delivering smooth, bounce-free operation regardless of material composition.

Yes, Rolling Wedge offers a two-week trial program for qualifying customers, allowing contractors and municipalities to test the milling tools on real job sites before committing to a purchase. Contact the Rolling Wedge team at (309) 322-1600 to check eligibility and arrange a trial.

Rolling Wedge tools carry a warranty covering one-time like-for-like replacement of damaged tools in asphalt milling applications, subject to inspection. Warranty claims require the damaged tool to be shipped freight prepaid to the company's Peoria, Illinois facility for evaluation before replacement is issued.