The Skid Pro Attachments 48" Push Pull Silt Fence Plow is a new skid steer silt fence installer for placing silt fence fabric as part of erosion and sediment control. Mounted on a skid steer loader, a silt fence plow opens a narrow slot in the soil so the bottom edge of the fabric can be buried. Buried silt fence is a common requirement on construction sites, land development projects, and jobs governed by stormwater pollution prevention plans.

A skid steer silt fence attachment can reduce manual trenching and help crews install perimeter sediment controls more consistently along long fence lines. As the model name indicates, this unit is set up for push-pull operation, so operators have flexibility in how they approach a run based on site layout and ground conditions. Because it runs on a skid steer, it can work alongside equipment many contractors already have on site.

Detailed specifications beyond the 48" designation in the model name were not provided. Silt fence plows in this category generally use a blade or shank that slices into the ground and guides fabric into the opening. The disturbed soil is then typically compacted to anchor the fence and help prevent runoff from undercutting it.

This silt fence plow suits site work contractors, erosion control companies, excavation and grading crews, landscapers, utility contractors, and developers working on residential, commercial, and road construction projects.