Turn Your Skid Steer Into a Mobile Pile-Handling Powerhouse — Introducing Sibom’s Skid Steer Pile Driver & Extractor Combo

Guardrail crews, fencing contractors, and road-maintenance outfits all know the same pain point: getting a steel pile perfectly seated—or yanking out a bent one—takes specialized machinery, multiple mobilizations, and far too much downtime. With Sibom’s new two in one pile driver you roll up with a single CAT, Bobcat, or Kubota loader, clip on one attachment, and tackle both jobs in minutes. It is a hydraulic pile driver and a hydraulic pile extractor housed in the same compact frame, built for brutal impact on the push stroke and relentless clamping force on the pull stroke.

Compact Body, Heavy Punch

Unlike trailer-mounted rigs that need outriggers and a tow permit, the Sibom unit rides on any universal skid-steer plate. That low center of gravity keeps even a mid-frame Bobcat stable while the impact pile driver attachment hammers guardrail H-beams through crushed-rock shoulder. Inside the shell spins a sealed energy cell: an oil-charged piston mass that accelerates downward, slams the anvil, and rebounds without shaking the loader arms. Crews feel the blow in the ground, not in the joysticks, making the system a true vibration free pile driver that still delivers the blow count of a stand-alone rig.

Clamp, Align, Drive — Precision Every Post

Swing the mast over the mark, thumb the aux trigger, and twin jaws on the self-aligning pile driver bite the pile. A laser-etched sight rail guides centerline; an internal level ring flashes green when the column sits plumb. Squeeze the joystick and the impact mechanism pile driver rains controlled strikes until the top plate kisses pavement grade. Need to fix a mis-seated pipe? Reverse flow, engage clamp teeth, and the tool becomes a strong pulling pile extractor. Hydraulic jaws grip like a pipe wrench, the carriage ratchets up, and the bent post slides free without a torch. It is a genuine pile driving & extraction combo attachment—no pin swap, no hose reroute.

Adjustable Height Without Wrenches

Crews move fast when the tool moves with them. A telescoping mast gives the height adjustable pile driver freedom to tackle highway guard-posts one hour, vineyard trellis tubes the next. Pins lock in discrete steps, but a hydraulic sleeve fine-tunes length on the fly for oddball beam stock. Loaders with limited lift, like the Kubota SSV series, can still place tall rails because the mast extends after the attachment clears the trailer deck.

Built for the Road, the Field, the Jobsite

Roadway work rarely happens in perfect soil. That is why the Sibom frame uses anti-abrasion steel on skids and column guides; grit washed by traffic will not score cylinder rods. An internal accumulator softens return shock, making it a low noise pile driver that respects urban quiet-hour ordinances. Weatherproof seals shrug off brine; powder-coat underlayer resists ultraviolet fade on western windbreak jobs. This is a robust pile driver and a heavy duty pile extractor built for long life under daily punishment.

High-Efficiency Hydraulics Equal Low Fuel Bills

All force comes from the skid steer’s existing pump—no separate engine, no PTO belt. Flow dividers keep pressure steady even if the loader idles between strikes. That translates into an energy efficient blower-class burn rate, saving gallons every shift compared with diesel-thirsty tow-behinds. Owners operating CAT high-flow circuits notice faster cycle times; Bobcat G-series users appreciate quiet seals; Kubota track loaders love the reduced heat load on mountain passes.

Fast to the Site, Quicker on the Job

The quick assembly pile driver ships on a pallet ready for forks. Two bolts secure the mast, hoses plug, and you are rolling. At the workzone the attachment lifts off the deck in seconds, making it a master of rapid relocation pile driver work—metro rail lines today, county fence tomorrow, bridge guardrail Saturday night. Because the same unit pulls damaged posts, trucks haul out scrap instead of hauling in two separate machines. That saves lane-closure minutes and contractor money, every single job.

Safety by Design

A sprung safety gate shields the hammer pocket until the clamp senses load, preventing accidental strikes when no pile is present. Pressure-relief valves stop over-clamp on thin-wall pipe, crucial for utility asphalt paver crews working near fiber conduit. LED strobes ring the mast for twilight highway shifts, and a steel apron deflects spall away from bystanders when driving through cobble.

Real-World Use Cases

• Highway guardrail pile driver teams replace rusted I-beams without closing both lanes—CAT track loader, Sibom driver, single flagger.

• Fencing pile driver contractors drive dozens of schedule-40 posts before lunch, flip to extraction mode, and pull storm-wrecked rails in the afternoon.

• Municipal pile extractor attachment pulls bent bollards outside parking ramps faster than crews can set cones.

• Rail line guardrail driver outfits move from tie to tie along maintenance roads too narrow for trailer rigs.

• Bridge guardrail pile driver specialists set safety posts on elevated decks where cranes can’t reach under overhangs.

Wherever a steel pile needs controlled push or stubborn pull, the Sibom combo lowers labor expense, lightens equipment caravans, and boosts daily completion counts.

Minimal Maintenance, Maximum Uptime

Grease two zerks each fuel stop, check hydraulic quick-coupler O-rings weekly, replace anvil pads annually—that’s the entire service schedule. Pick segments tip-bolt off for quick flip if wear begins; piston seal kits install in field conditions with snap-ring pliers. Everything else battles on, shift after shift, embodying the Sibom pledge of long-life pile driver reliability.

Straightforward Ownership

Order through authorized dealers or direct. Pick clamp size (pipe, I-beam, square tube) and choose impact class. Every attachment leaves the factory tested on full-flow benches, serial-logged, and shipped with a laminated quick guide. Register online for two-year structural coverage and lifetime tech support from seasoned pile-driver techs who answer phones at odd hours—because highway shifts rarely fall nine-to-five.

Final Pass—Drive It, Pull It, Move On

Old workflow: deliver a separate hammer, deliver a separate puller, mobilize two crews, juggle safety barricades, burn overtime. New workflow: grab one Sibom skid steer pile driver, load hot, arrive, tap joystick, and finish both tasks before sunset. Your CAT rumbles off to the next county, your Bobcat hauls a broom, your Kubota lowers a patch paver. Every loader becomes a mobile pile driving system, every crew gains the muscle of industrial hydraulics without the bulk of yesterday’s rigs.

That is the Sibom promise: efficient pile extraction, precise positioning pile driver action, and time-saving productivity that recalculates what is possible inside a single lane closure. Attach. Align. Drive. Or clamp, lift, and pull. Either way, the post obeys.