Snow Pushers and Snow Buckets

Skid Steer Snow Buckets for Lots, Drives and Light Material

Skid steer snow buckets hold more snow per pass than a dirt bucket, and they move mulch and feed the rest of the year. The three buckets here mount on the universal skid steer quick attach plate and need no auxiliary hydraulics. The Star SL37 holds 22.9 to 27.9 cubic feet heaped in 60 to 72 inch widths, and the high capacity Star SL40 runs about 44 inches deep and holds up to 37.8 cubic feet at 84 inches. The TM utility and snow bucket, 84 or 96 inches wide, works as a loader bucket and a dozer blade. Dirt and rock buckets are under skid steer buckets.

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Snow buckets compared by fit

Width and machine size decide the fit; none of these need auxiliary hydraulics unless the row says so.

ModelTypeWidthMachinesHydraulicsMount
Star SL37 Snow and Light Material Skid Steer BucketSkid steer bucket60 to 72 inSkid steerNone neededUniversal skid steer quick attach
Star SL40 High Capacity Snow and Light Material BucketSkid steer bucket66 to 84 inSkid steerNone neededUniversal skid steer quick attach
TM Skid Steer Utility and Snow BucketUtility bucket84 to 96 inSkid steerNone neededUniversal skid steer quick attach

Built from each product's fitment data on 2026-10-06. Open a model for every size and option.

Snow bucket or snow pusher: which one does your skid steer need?

Use a snow bucket when you need to lift the snow and stack it, and to move mulch and feed the rest of the year. A snow pusher clears wide, flat areas on long passes, because its side walls hold the snow in front of you.

How much snow does a skid steer snow bucket hold?

The Star SL37 holds 22.9 to 27.9 cubic feet heaped across its 60, 66 and 72 inch widths and runs about 42 1/2 inches deep. The high capacity SL40 runs about 44 inches deep and holds 29.3 cubic feet heaped at 66 inches and 37.8 at 84 inches.

What widths do skid steer snow buckets come in?

From 60 to 96 inches here. Star makes the SL37 in 60, 66 and 72 inch widths and the SL40 in 66, 72, 78 and 84 inches, and TM makes its utility and snow bucket 84 or 96 inches wide. Tell us your make and model, and we confirm the width with you before the order goes to the maker.

Can a snow bucket move dirt in summer?

The TM utility and snow bucket can. TM shapes it between a loader bucket and a dozer blade, so it cuts and loads with a rolling action in dense or compacted soil, and TM rates it for site development, cut and fill work, backfilling and grading as well as snow. Star builds the SL37 and SL40 for snow, mulch, feed and other light material.

Snow Pushers and Snow Buckets: questions buyers ask

Do skid steer snow buckets need auxiliary hydraulics?

No. The Star SL37 and SL40 and the TM utility and snow bucket mount on the universal skid steer quick attach plate and need no auxiliary hydraulics.

What is the difference between the Star SL37 and SL40?

The SL40 is deeper and holds more: about 44 inches deep and 29.3 to 37.8 cubic feet heaped in 66 to 84 inch widths, against about 42 1/2 inches and 22.9 to 27.9 cubic feet in 60 to 72 inch widths for the standard capacity SL37.

Will these snow buckets fit a compact track loader?

Yes. TM builds its utility and snow bucket for skid steers, compact track loaders and multi terrain loaders, and the Star SL37 and SL40 fit standard skid steer quick attach plates.

Can I add a cutting edge to the TM snow bucket?

Yes. TM offers it with a matching reversible bolt on cutting edge and hardware, or without one.

Can a snow bucket carry mulch and feed?

Yes. Star builds the SL37 and SL40 for snow, mulch, feed and other light material, with the same welded construction as its dirt buckets.

Can you check that it fits my machine before I order?

Yes. Pick your machine in the compatibility checker or call (317) 961-7135 with your make and model. A person on our team confirms your machine before your order goes to the maker.

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