Collection: Attachments

Mini excavator attachments are tools that can be added to a mini excavator to enhance its functionality. These can include buckets, hydraulic thumbs, augers, grapples, and more. Each attachment is designed to perform a specific task, such as digging, lifting, or moving material. Mini excavator accessories can significantly increase the versatility of your equipment for a variety of jobs.

KMX attachments can effortlessly demolish tough materials, achieve precision in drilling tasks, and securely handle debris.

KMX attachments empower mini excavators to excel in breaking, drilling, and handling materials, showcasing unparalleled versatility and durability.

By using KMX attachments, you can conquer various challenges and significantly enhance the versatility and durability of your mini excavator.

Choosing the right mini excavator accessory depends on the type of work you'll be doing. For general digging, a bucket is often sufficient. For more specialized tasks like lifting or grabbing materials, a hydraulic thumb or grapple may be needed. If you need to drill or bore holes, a hydraulic auger would be ideal. Consider the size and power of your mini excavator when selecting the attachment.

To use a quick hitch on your mini excavator, first make sure the attachment is properly aligned with the hitch. Release the locking mechanism on the quick hitch and attach the attachment securely. Once connected, lock the mechanism back into place to ensure the attachment is secure.

To attach a hydraulic thumb clip to your mini excavator, start by aligning the thumb with the excavator's arm and securing it using the appropriate mounting pins. Next, connect the hydraulic lines to ensure proper function and check for any leaks. Finally, test the thumb to confirm it's working as expected.

To install a hydraulic auger on your mini excavator, first secure the auger to the attachment plate using mounting bolts. Then, connect the hydraulic lines to the auger's hydraulic motor, ensuring they are tightly secured to prevent leaks. After installation, test the auger to make sure it is functioning correctly.

To install a hydraulic breaker on your mini excavator, begin by securely mounting the breaker onto the attachment plate. Next, connect the hydraulic lines to the breaker's hydraulic port, ensuring that the connections are tight and leak-free. Once installed, test the breaker to ensure it operates properly.

Mini skid steer attachments are tools designed to enhance the versatility of mini skid steer loaders. These attachments can include a wide variety of tools like auger attachments, stump grinders, skid steer grapple attachments, and more. They are specifically made to fit smaller skid steers, allowing them to perform tasks such as digging, lifting, clearing debris, and moving heavy materials with ease.

When choosing an attachment for your skid steer loader, consider the tasks you need to perform. For digging or boring, a skid steer auger attachment is ideal. If you're dealing with heavy materials, a skid steer grapple attachment will provide the necessary lifting power. It's important to select attachments that are compatible with your loader's hydraulic capacity and size.

A skid steer grapple attachment is designed to help you pick up, move, and load materials like rocks, logs, or construction debris. It's a must-have tool for jobs involving heavy lifting and grabbing objects in rugged conditions. This attachment can greatly increase the productivity and versatility of your skid steer loader by enabling it to handle a variety of materials efficiently.

To install a hydraulic root grapple, start by aligning the attachment with the skid steer’s quick-attach system. Secure it in place and then connect the hydraulic hoses to the auxiliary ports on your skid steer loader. After installation, test the functionality of the grapple to ensure proper operation.

Attaching a hydraulic auger to your skid steer loader involves aligning the auger with the quick attach system on your skid steer, ensuring it locks securely in place. Then, connect the hydraulic hoses from the auger to the auxiliary ports on the loader to activate the auger’s functionality.

A 4-in-1 bucket allows for scooping, scraping, digging, and clamping. Attach it to your mini skid steer using the quick-connect system, then use the controls to adjust the bucket for various tasks. It's ideal for digging, backfilling, and debris handling.