Sibom Skid Steer Materialdrawing Device

Performance

The Sibom skid steer feed pusher is purpose-built to sweep silage, grain, bedding, or sawdust from the alley floor straight back to the bunk or conveyor, guaranteeing continuous operation without feed interruption. Mounted on a quick-attach plate with flat-face couplers, this hydraulic material pusher transforms any compact loader into a high-output feed conveyor return blade that boosts barn hygiene and production-line efficiency alike.

Designed for safer, smoother pushing

A low-profile, pendulum-bias pusher head floats on a swing arm, allowing the adjustable-angle material pusher to follow uneven concrete and rubber mats without gouging. The flexible, replaceable edge hugs the floor, acting as a damage-preventing push blade that protects both feed and surface while its vibration-damping mount keeps the ride comfortable for the operator.

Fast, one-pass reclaim

From dairy alleys and poultry lanes to silage bunkers and commodity sheds, the skid steer loose-material pusher gathers fines and chunks alike, funneling them back to livestock or up the line. Users can set the board bias left or right for tight wall runs, then lock in the angle for long center passes—ideal for grain-pile pusher duty, compost windrow pusher tasks, or quick cleanup around warehouse docks.

Built to last

A high-strength steel frame, corrosion-resistant coating, and bolt-on wear edge make this a long-life push board ready for abrasive sand, acidic silage, or gritty demolition sweep-ups. Minimal grease points and no chains keep service simple, making it the low-maintenance pusher attachment rental fleets and busy farms rely on shift after shift.

One tool, many industries

Whether you need a barn feed alley pusher, a recycling-line material pusher, or an aggregate feed pusher on a quarry chute, the Sibom blade delivers. It’s the cost-effective, labor-saving pusher that protects your feed stream, cleans your floor, and keeps your operation running uninterrupted—all from the comfort of the operator’s seat.