Vibratory Plow Attachment Overview

A vibratory plow attachment for a mini skid steer is a specialized tool designed for efficiently installing utilities and irrigation lines underground without the need for extensive excavation. It consists of a sturdy frame that attaches to the mini skid steer's loader arms and is powered by the skid steer's hydraulic system. The key feature of the vibratory plow attachment is a vibrating blade or plowshare that cuts into the ground and creates a narrow trench. 

Specifications & Details

Model BR-19733 BR-19734
Weight 510 lb 510 lb
Width 24.5" 24.5"
Height 27" 27"
Depth 36" 36"
Flow Range 8-11 GPM 10-14 GPM

Vibratory Plow Features

  • Optimized for any Mini Skid Steer Loader with two motor options
  • Multiple blade and depth options
  • Install cable and small pipe with peak speed and effectiveness
  • Motor includes high-pressure seal and internal valve
  • Promotes extended motor life and performance
  • Low-maintenance exciter unit generates up to 5,000 pounds of force
  • Full host of options and add-ons to suit any application

What are vibratory plow attachments used for?

Vibratory plow attachments are used for installing underground utilities such as cables, pipes, and irrigation lines with minimal surface disruption. The vibratory action helps to easily cut through the soil and pull the utility into place.

What are blade attachments used for?

Blade attachments are used for grading, leveling, backfilling, and moving soil or other materials. They are commonly used in landscaping, construction, and snow removal applications.

How do I choose the right vibratory plow or blade for my mini skid steer?

Consider the specific tasks you need to perform, the type of soil or material you'll be working with, and the hydraulic capacity of your mini skid steer. Ensure the attachment is compatible with your machine's specifications and the job requirements.

Can I use vibratory plow and blade attachments on any mini skid steer?

Most mini skid steers can accommodate these attachments, but it's important to verify compatibility with your specific model. Check the manufacturer's guidelines to ensure proper fit and function.

How do I attach and detach a vibratory plow or blade to my mini skid steer?

These attachments typically use a quick-attach system for easy connection and disconnection. Follow the manufacturer's instructions for securely attaching the attachment to your mini skid steer’s hydraulic system and mounting plate.

What maintenance is required for vibratory plow and blade attachments?

Regular maintenance includes inspecting the attachment for wear and damage, checking hydraulic hoses and connections for leaks, lubricating moving parts, and ensuring the attachment is clean and free of debris. Follow the manufacturer's maintenance schedule and guidelines for optimal performance.

Are there any safety considerations when using vibratory plow and blade attachments?

Yes, safety is critical. Always wear appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE), such as a hard hat, safety glasses, and steel-toed boots. Be aware of underground utilities before using a vibratory plow, and follow safe operating procedures as outlined by the manufacturer.

How do vibratory plow attachments work?

Vibratory plow attachments use a vibrating mechanism to reduce soil resistance, making it easier to pull cables, pipes, or other utilities through the ground with minimal surface disruption.

How do blade attachments work?

Blade attachments are mounted on the front of the skid steer and use the machine’s hydraulic system to angle, tilt, and move the blade for tasks such as grading, leveling, and pushing materials.

Can vibratory plow and blade attachments handle tough soil conditions?

Yes, many vibratory plow and blade attachments are designed to handle a variety of soil and material conditions, including compacted and rocky soils. Ensure that the attachment you choose is rated for the specific conditions you will be working in.

What is the cost of vibratory plow and blade attachments for a mini skid steer?

The cost varies widely based on the size, capacity, and brand of the attachment. Vibratory plow attachments typically range from several thousand to over ten thousand dollars, while blade attachments can range from a few hundred to several thousand dollars.

Boxer parts and service are provided through our network of Boxer Authorized Service Dealers. Please use our Dealer Locator to find the closest dealer near you. If you are unable to find a dealer in your area, please call our Parts Department at (800) 255-8839.

Be sure to ask about our Boxer Maintenance Kits. Maintenance kits include a service reminder decal, synthetic blend replacement engine oil (10W30 Oil for gas-powered machines and 15W40 Oil for diesel machines), engine oil filter, fuel filter, air filter and hydraulic filter for gas and diesel engines. A mid-wheel maintenance kit and an idler wheel maintenance kit also have been introduced, containing all of the parts to rebuild a mid-wheel or the idler wheels, respectively. All maintenance kits are packaged with Boxer recommended OEM replacement components.

For attachments, warranty begins on the date the product is purchased by the original purchaser, first lease and/or rental of unit, or 6 months after invoiced ship date if no registration has been submitted. Once the warranty period has begun it cannot be stopped or interrupted for any reason, and all warranties are non-transferrable. If leased or rented by rental yard first, then sold warranty will not transfer, warranty ends at that point. 

Owner Responsibilities

Following or performing the required or recommended preventive maintenance and
following the safety procedures and guidelines with respect to the use and maintenance
of the

Covered Product as described in the operators’ manual, including lubricating the
machine as specified in the operator’s manual.

Keeping all bolts torqued to specifications, and inspecting all bolts, fittings, and hoses
daily.

Keeping all safety equipment installed and in working condition.

Keeping all filters clean.

Repairing all minor hydraulic leaks such as, loose hoses and fittings.

Replacing any decals that may be damaged or illegible.

Using only qualified operators who have read and thoroughly understand the operator’s
manual.

Returning Covered Products to the dealer for warranty work, follow up inspections and
service bulletin updates.

Adhering to the terms and conditions of this Warranty, including returning a Covered
Product to the dealer for warranty work within 30 days from the date of any failure of the
Covered Product.

Adhering to the service bulletin updates and requirements.

Operating the Covered Product in accordance with the applicable design specifications.

 

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Mini skid steer vibratory plows are highly efficient, capable of quickly laying long stretches of utility lines in a single pass.