BLUE DIAMOND | Snow Pusher for Skid Steer - Heavy & Standard Duty

Features

• 3 horizontal structural tubes, 2 vertical reinforcement gussets, 3/4" AR400 wear shoes, 1/4" side plates, rubber cutting edge, rolled mouldboard for efficient snow flow, pull-back option, available in 72", 96", and 120" widths; weights: 72" 624 lbs, 96" 770 lbs, 120" 875 lbs.
• 2 horizontal structural tubes, 3/4" AR400 wear shoes, 1/4" side plates, rubber cutting edge, rolled mouldboard, pull-back option, powder coated finish; available in 72", 96", and 120" widths; weights: 72" 650 lbs, 96" 740 lbs, 120" 863 lbs.
• 3/4" AR400 wear shoes on both Duty levels for longer life in abrasive snow and debris.
• Rubber cutting edge minimizes surface scuffing while the rolled mouldboard improves snow management and loading efficiency.
• Pull-back option available on both Heavy and Standard Duty models to optimize push/pull balance.
• Powder-coated to resist corrosion in harsh winter conditions.
• Available in 72", 96", and 120" widths; optional Poly Skid Shoe available (2 required) for reduced surface wear and glide.

Benefits

Designed for reliable, efficient snow removal with a skid steer, the Blue Diamond Snow Pusher delivers structured rigidity and controlled snow flow. The Heavy Duty model’s extra tubes and gussets provide increased strength for frequent, heavy snowfall, long seasons, and challenging conditions—helping you push through tough accumulation without sacrificing maneuverability.

The Standard Duty option offers a cost-effective, capable solution for lighter workloads or shorter winters, still featuring durable AR400 wear shoes, a rubber edge, and a rolled mouldboard for smooth snow handling. Both variants reduce wear on pavement thanks to the gentle rubber edge, while the pull-back option helps maintain control and reduces operator strain during heavy pushes.

Who should consider this attachment? Landscape contractors, snow removal services, municipalities, and property managers who rely on skid steers for fast, dependable clearing of parking lots, driveways, and loading entrances. If you face frequent snow events or large properties, the Heavy Duty version provides lasting performance, whereas the Standard Duty version offers efficiency at a friendlier price point.

Practical tips:

• Match the width to your skid steer and snow load; the 72", 96", and 120" options fit common fleet configurations.
• Consider AR400 wear shoes for longer wear life in abrasive snow and ice conditions.
• Use the rubber cutting edge to minimize pavement damage on delicate surfaces.
• Evaluate the pull-back option to optimize loading and reduce strain during aggressive pushes.
• For materials that slip, the rolled mouldboard helps maintain a consistent snow roll and push efficiency.