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Skid Steer Snow Blowers

Front-mounted skid steer snow blowers let operators face forward instead of driving in reverse with a rear-mounted tractor PTO snow blower. Better visibility and a more comfortable operating position make clearing driveways, parking lots, and large areas easier.
Victory snow blowers are sized by hydraulic flow (GPM), not cutting width alone. Matching the motor to your skid steer’s available flow helps maximize auger and impeller performance for efficient snow removal.

Our control valve supports third-party skid steer harnesses for 7-pin, 8-pin, and 14-pin configurations. With the appropriate compatible harness, operators can control hydraulic chute functions from their machine.
Choose from four models in 60″, 72″, and 84″ working widths, requiring 14–36 GPM. Match your skid steer’s auxiliary hydraulic flow first, then choose the clearing width best suited to your needs.

Front Mounted Snow Blowers – 14–36 GPM

Skid Steer Compatibility Tool

Choose the Right Skid Steer Snow Blower for Your Machine

Victory Tractor Implements offers four front-mounted hydraulic skid steer snow blowers, including standard-flow and higher-flow configurations. Selecting the right attachment starts with your machine’s auxiliary hydraulic flow (GPM), followed by working width, operating requirements, and the areas you need to clear.

Choose between 60″, 72″, and 84″ working widths. The SS-SB-60HL operates at 14–19 GPM, the SS-SB-60HS at 18–22 GPM, the SS-SB-72H at 18–24 GPM, and the SS-SB-84H at 25–36 GPM. Use the compatibility tool above to narrow your choices, then confirm your machine’s actual hydraulic specifications before purchasing.

Victory hydraulic skid steer snow blower mounted on skid steer

Built For Extreme Conditions

Victory snow blowers are versatile tools, suitable for clearing parking lots, farmyards, feedlots, walking paths, sidewalks, and residential driveways. Whether managing a private estate, agricultural property, or commercial space, these snow blowers ensure clear, safe pathways during the harshest winters.

With hydraulic chute control, adjustable skid shoes, a replaceable cutting edge, and an electronically balanced fan, these attachments are designed for demanding snow-clearing work. Each model is backed by a two-year warranty.

Compare the four models above or use the chart below to match a skid steer snow blower to your machine’s hydraulic flow and the clearing width you need.

Remote Control Operation

Remote Control Operation

Operate your snow blower safely and conveniently with remote-controlled output chute.

Hydraulic Output Chute

Hydraulic Output Chute

Direct snow discharge exactly where needed, with chutes designed for precision and efficiency.

Skid-Steer Control Integration

Skid-Steer Control Integration

Four DIN solenoid connectors support interchangeable 7-pin, 8-pin, and 14-pin wiring harnesses for direct integration with compatible skid-steer controls.

Adjustable Skid Shoes

Adjustable Skid Shoes

Maneuver over various terrains with ease, from paved driveways to rugged farm paths.

Balanced Fan Design

Balanced Fan Design

Reduce vibration and enhance longevity with an electronically balanced fan for smoother operation.

Replaceable Cutting Edge

Replaceable Cutting Edge

Ensure efficient snow removal year after year with replaceable cutting edges and skid shoes.

For more on selecting and operating a hydraulic skid steer snow blower, read our guide:
Skid Steer Snow Blower – Everything You Need to Know

Compare Skid Steer Snow Blower Models

Hydraulic flow is one of the most important specifications when selecting a skid steer snow blower. Compare model requirements below; verify your machine’s auxiliary hydraulic flow, pressure, and case-drain provisions before ordering.

Product Designation SS-SB-60HL SS-SB-60HS SS-SB-72H SS-SB-84H
Output Chute Hydraulic Hydraulic Hydraulic Hydraulic
Working Width 60” 60” 72” 84”
Working Height 27” 27” 27” 27”
Auger Diameter 17 ½ “ 17 ½ “ 17 ½ “ 17 ½ “
Fan Diameter 23” 23” 23” 23”
Fan Depth 7” 7” 7” 7”
Chute Outlet Diameter 9” 9” 9” 9”
Hydraulic Flow 14 – 19 GPM 18 – 22 GPM 18 – 24 GPM 25 – 36 GPM
Structural Weight 965 lb. 965 lb. 1,145 lb. 1,325 lb.
Mount Front Mount Front Mount Front Mount Front Mount
Mounting System Skid Steer Quick Attach Skid Steer Quick Attach Skid Steer Quick Attach Skid Steer Quick Attach

Frequently Asked Questions (Skid Steer Snow Blower FAQ)

Do you offer skid steer snow blower financing?


Yes, financing options are available for skid steer snow blowers. Our flexible plans in partnership with PayPal are designed to help you purchase the equipment you need while managing your budget effectively.

What is the best skid steer snow blower?


The best skid steer snow blower depends on your specific needs, including the size of the area to clear, the type of snow conditions you encounter, and your skid steer’s hydraulic flow rate. Look for models that match your skid steer’s GPM output, feature a durable auger design, and adjustable chute for maximum versatility.

Do skid steer snow blowers require high flow?


Not necessarily. Victory offers skid steer snow blowers with hydraulic flow requirements starting at 14 GPM. What matters is selecting a model whose operating flow range matches your machine’s auxiliary hydraulic output. Some skid steers require high-flow hydraulics for larger attachments; consult your machine’s specifications and the blower’s requirements before ordering.

What is the flow rate of a snow blower?


The required flow rate for a skid steer snow blower typically depends on the specific model and its design. Victory Tractor Implements offers models requiring 14–19 GPM (60HL), 18–22 GPM (60HS), 18–24 GPM (72H), and 25–36 GPM (84H). Match the blower to the available auxiliary hydraulic flow on your specific skid steer.

What makes a skid steer ideal for snow removal?


Skid steers are highly effective for snow removal due to their compact design, excellent maneuverability, and ability to handle tight spaces and uneven ground. These features make them perfect for clearing driveways, parking lots, and sidewalks quickly and efficiently.

What should I consider when choosing a snow blower?


Key considerations include the width of the snow blower to match the size of the area you’ll be clearing, the hydraulic flow capacity of your skid steer, and features like a rotating chute for directing snow. Additionally, consider the auger design based on the type of snow you frequently encounter—whether light, heavy, or packed.

How do I adjust a snow blower for different conditions?


Adjustments like modifying the skid shoes can help maintain the appropriate ground clearance based on snow depth. Some snow blowers also offer adjustable deflectors to control the direction and distance of the snow being thrown.

What are some potential issues with snow blowers?


Common challenges include clogging when handling wet, heavy snow, insufficient hydraulic flow leading to reduced performance, and wear on components like the auger and bearings if maintenance isn’t performed regularly.

At Victory Tractor, we source all of our equipment directly from the manufacturer and pass the savings on to our customers.  As always, the team is standing by to answer any questions to assist with your decision.  Victory Support can be reached directly at (562) 534-8182 or sales@etractorimplements.com


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