Skid Steer Cold Planer Attachment

Yes. Rolling Wedge tools use a rolling-wedging-lifting cutting action that slices through many grades of rebar-reinforced concrete without jamming, stalling, or breaking teeth, unlike traditional carbide pick systems that often fail or require frequent stoppages when encountering rebar.

Rolling Wedge cutting tools last up to 10 times longer than traditional carbide picks. Typical replacement intervals range from every 1 to 3 months, compared to carbide picks that often need replacement twice a week under similar milling conditions, significantly reducing maintenance costs and downtime.

Installation typically takes about 20 minutes, compared to 1 to 2 hours for traditional carbide pick systems. This quick-swap design minimizes equipment downtime and keeps milling crews productive, allowing operators to get back to work faster after routine tool changes.

Rolling Wedge tools are compatible with both rubber-tire and track skid steers, as well as larger milling equipment from manufacturers like CAT and Roadtec. This versatility allows contractors to standardize on Rolling Wedge technology across their entire fleet, from compact skid steers to large-scale milling machines.

Yes. Rolling Wedge tools are engineered to mill mixed-material surfaces, cutting through asphalt and concrete simultaneously without needing to stop and swap tools. This capability is especially useful for roadway rehabilitation projects where surface composition varies across the job site.

Pricing is available on request and depends on the specific configuration and equipment compatibility needed. Rolling Wedge offers a Milling Cost Comparison Tool on their website to help estimate potential savings, and their team can be reached at (309) 322-1600 for detailed quotes.