The SKID PRO ATTACHMENTS 48" Push Pull Silt Fence Plow for Skid Steer is a skid steer silt fence installer for placing sediment control fencing on construction and land disturbance sites. Silt fence plows of this type cut a narrow slot in the soil so silt fence fabric can be set below grade, helping keep sediment on site and away from storm drains, waterways, and neighboring properties.

Mounting a silt fence plow on a skid steer makes perimeter erosion control installation faster and more consistent than hand trenching. It reduces the labor needed to dig and backfill by hand and helps crews keep fabric depth uniform along long runs of fence. Because it uses a machine many contractors already own, it adds erosion control capability without dedicated equipment.

This model is identified as a 48-inch push pull design. The push pull designation indicates the plow is built to work while the skid steer drives either forward or in reverse. Equipment in this category generally uses a heavy-duty blade or shank to slice the soil. Operators then compact the soil against the installed fabric to secure it.

Site work contractors, excavation companies, erosion control specialists, and landscapers commonly use silt fence plows. They are used on residential subdivisions, commercial developments, road and utility projects, and other jobs requiring stormwater and sediment control measures.