Skid Steer Cold Planers For Sale

"Coldplane" is another term for a cold planer or milling machine. It refers to the equipment used in the process of cold planing, which involves grinding and removing pavement surfaces without the use of heat. These attachments are commonly mounted on skid steers for versatility.

The cost of a cold milling machine or attachment varies widely based on size, brand, and features. Skid steer attachments can range from several thousand to tens of thousands of dollars. For specific pricing on our Rolling Wedge systems, please contact our team for a detailed quote.

Unlike carbide picks that hammer material, our patented Rolling Wedge tools use a rolling-wedging-lifting action. This exploits the material's low tensile strength, requiring less force. It results in significantly longer tool life, less vibration, and the ability to cut mixed materials without tool changes.

Yes, our Rolling Wedge milling tools are designed to cut through many grades of rebar and wire mesh in reinforced concrete without jamming or breaking. This capability dramatically reduces downtime on demanding demolition and surface preparation jobs, a common failure point for traditional carbide picks.

No, water is not required to cool or lubricate our Rolling Wedge tools. Their unique rolling action prevents the overheating common with standard carbide picks. Water may still be used for dust suppression on the job site to comply with regulations, but it is not necessary for tool performance.

Our Rolling Wedge milling drums are designed for seamless integration with planer attachments from major brands, including Bobcat, Caterpillar, Kubota, Roadhog, Simex, and Virnig. We offer drum widths from 18 to 40 inches to fit a wide range of skid steer models and job requirements.