Skid Steer Tree Puller Attachments
A skid steer tree puller lets you grab, twist, and extract trees and saplings without digging, grinding, or hauling in extra equipment. If you're clearing fence lines, cleaning up pasture, or prepp...
$7,425.00
Financing available — apply in minutes
Shop Now
$2,925.00
Financing available — apply in minutes
Shop NowDon't Let Budget Stop the Job
Financing available on all attachments. Get the equipment you need now and pay over time. Apply in minutes from anywhere.
- Available on all purchases
- Quick and easy application
- Competitive rates for qualified buyers
$299/mo
Example payment on a $7,470 Hydra-Bucket
Based on 36-month term. Actual rates vary. Subject to credit approval.
$149/mo
Example payment on a $3,470 attachment
Based on 36-month term. Actual rates vary. Subject to credit approval.
Skid Steer Tree Puller Attachments That Get Stumps and Saplings Out Fast
A skid steer tree puller lets you grab, twist, and extract trees and saplings without digging, grinding, or hauling in extra equipment. If you're clearing fence lines, cleaning up pasture, or prepping land for development, this is the attachment that keeps your job moving. Clamp onto the trunk, break the root ball, and move on.
How to Choose the Right Tree Puller Attachment
Start with your machine's hydraulic flow and frame size. A tree puller skid steer attachment is sized by jaw opening and clamping force, so match those specs to the diameter of trees you're pulling most. Sandy or loose soils let the roots break free easier, but in dense clay or rocky ground you'll want a model with a stronger clamp and more leverage. If you're running a compact track loader or a larger skid loader, confirm the universal quick attach fitment before you order.
- Jaw opening diameter: size it to the largest trunk you'll regularly pull, not just the average
- Clamping force rating: higher force handles hardwoods and deep-rooted saplings in tough soil
- Hydraulic requirements: match the attachment's flow and pressure specs to your machine's aux circuit
- Frame material and weld quality: look for heavy plate steel and full-penetration welds on the jaw arms
- Quick attach compatibility: verify universal skid steer plate fitment before purchasing
Why Contractors Choose Skid Steer Nation
- American Made: Every attachment we carry is built in the USA, so you get consistent quality and parts availability without the wait.
- Manufacturer Warranty: All tree puller attachments come backed by a manufacturer warranty, so you're covered if something goes wrong on the job.
- Flat Rate Freight Shipping Nationwide: One flat shipping rate no matter where your yard is, so you know your landed cost before you hit checkout.
- Finance from $199/mo: Keep your cash working while your attachment earns. Financing options start at $199 per month.
Frequently Asked Questions
How does a skid steer tree puller work?
The attachment clamps onto the trunk using hydraulic jaw arms. You apply downward crowd pressure with your loader while the clamp holds the tree, which breaks the root system loose from the ground. Most operators can pull a sapling in under a minute once the attachment is dialed in.
What size tree puller attachment do I need?
Match the jaw opening to the trunk diameter you're pulling most often, and size up if you're working mixed terrain with unpredictable growth. A skid loader tree puller with a larger jaw opening gives you more versatility on land clearing jobs where tree sizes vary.
What is the difference between a tree puller and a root grapple?
A tree puller attachment uses clamping jaws to grab and extract standing trees by the trunk, breaking the root ball from the ground. A root grapple is designed to grab and sort debris, stumps, and brush after the material is already down. If you're pulling live trees, you want a dedicated tree puller.
Can I use a skid steer tree puller on a compact track loader?
Yes, most tree puller skid steer attachments use a universal quick attach plate that fits both skid steers and compact track loaders. Confirm your machine's hydraulic flow and pressure specs match the attachment requirements before ordering.
Not Sure What You Need?
Contact us and we'll help you find the right attachment for your machine and your job.
Contact Us



