Skid Steer Concrete Attachments

Yes. Rolling Wedge's rolling-wedge slicing action is engineered to cut through many grades of rebar-reinforced concrete without jamming, stalling, or breaking tools—unlike traditional carbide pick systems that often struggle with reinforced surfaces.

Rolling Wedge tools typically need replacement every 1-3 months, compared to twice-weekly replacements common with traditional carbide picks. This dramatically reduces maintenance costs, downtime, and the frequency of on-site tool changes.

Rolling Wedge tools are designed for both skid steer loaders and larger milling machinery, including CAT and Roadtec equipment, giving contractors flexibility to scale their milling operations without switching tool systems.

Installation typically takes about 20 minutes, compared to 1-2 hours for traditional carbide pick systems. This quick swap minimizes equipment downtime and keeps crews productive on the job site.

Rolling Wedge attachments are effective on asphalt, concrete, and rebar-reinforced concrete, and can even mill mixed-material surfaces like asphalt-over-concrete in a single pass without needing to swap tools.

Yes. Rolling Wedge offers an online Milling Cost Comparison Tool to estimate potential savings, plus a two-week trial program (qualification required) so contractors can test performance on their own job sites before committing.