Skid loaders, also known as skid-steer loaders, are versatile machines used for a variety of tasks, such as lifting, hauling, and excavating. They are also used for leveling roads, driveways, dirt, and soil. The fastest and easiest way skid loader operators do this is...
What is a Mower Sulky? A durable sulky is a well-built platform with high-quality components that attaches to the back of the mower and allows you to stand behind your walk-behind mower and simply ride along. However, not all sulkies are created equal, and it is...
What is a Land Plane? A land plane with teeth or without, a box scraper, and a leveler are all pieces of equipment used for landscaping and construction and are typically designed to level and grade large areas of land. Land planes are commonly used to loosen, remove,...
What is a Mower Sulky? A mower sulky is an attachment for a commercial walk-behind mower that allows the operator to ride behind the mower instead of walking. Sulkies enable the operator to cover more ground in less time, due to it’s comfortability and...
If you are considering purchasing a mower sulky, you may be wondering whether or not you should get a mower sulky with suspension. A suspension system can help absorb shocks and vibrations, making for a smoother and more comfortable ride. If you are in the lawn care...
What is the Purpose of a Box Blade and a Land Plane? A box blade leveler and a land plane attachment are both types of earthmoving equipment that are commonly used for land preparation and grading tasks. Typically designed for skid steers and tractors, both...
What is a Grader Bar and What is the Purpose? Skid steer attachments such as buckets, grading bars, or land planes are commonly used to loosen, remove, and replace ground to make the surface more suitable for drainage, sports, landscape features, and turfgrass or lawn...
If you are in the commercial lawn care business, you are likely familiar with walk behind lawn mowers. One of the most common accessories for this type of mower is a walk behind sulky. And if you haven’t used a walk behind mower, (not to be confused with...
The Problem In short, most plow stakes, excluding KAGE Innovation’s, should not be run over. Most plow stakes are not designed to be run over and damaged. They are solely there to be a snow place marker but do not compensate for the reality of snow removal. Most...
If you’ve ever spent time in commercial snow removal, you’ve undoubtedly seen, used or heard of a snow pusher. It’s also likely you’ve heard the term “snow box”. Have you ever wondered what the difference is between the two? If so,...
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