Skid Steer Milling Attachments

Instead of hammering and chiseling material like carbide picks, Rolling Wedge tools use a rolling-wedge-lifting-cutting action that exploits the material's low tensile strength. This reduces resistance, vibration, and tool wear, resulting in smoother operation, less operator fatigue, and significantly longer tool life between replacements.

Yes, Rolling Wedge systems are engineered to handle mixed-material surfaces, milling asphalt and concrete in a single pass without needing to swap tools. This capability reduces job interruptions and speeds up roadway rehabilitation projects where surface composition varies across the job site.

Rolling Wedge tools typically need replacement every 1 to 3 months, compared to twice a week for traditional carbide picks. This dramatically reduces maintenance costs, machine downtime, and labor spent on tool changes, making it a more cost-effective option for high-volume milling operations.

Yes, Rolling Wedge milling attachments are compatible with both rubber-tire and track skid steer loaders, as well as larger milling equipment including CAT and Roadtec machinery. This flexibility allows contractors to upgrade existing equipment without purchasing entirely new machinery.

Rolling Wedge offers a two-week trial program for qualifying customers, allowing contractors and municipalities to test the milling system on real jobsites before committing to a purchase. Contact Rolling Wedge directly at (309) 322-1600 to check eligibility and schedule a trial.

Yes, the Rolling Wedge slicing action cuts through many grades of rebar without jamming or stalling, unlike traditional carbide pick systems that often break or seize on reinforced concrete. This makes Rolling Wedge attachments well-suited for demolition and rehabilitation of reinforced roadways and structures.