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CID X-treme Skid Steer Rotary Tiller
Heavy-Duty Rotary Tiller for Skid Steers & Compact Track Loaders
The CID X-treme Skid Steer Rotary Tiller is a heavy-duty hydraulic tiller built for breaking up soil, preparing seedbeds, creating food plots, and tilling gardens and small fields. Available in low-flow and high-flow configurations, the CID rotary tiller can be matched to a wide range of skid steers and compact track loaders.
With bi-directional rotation, up to 6 inches of tilling depth, replaceable bolt-on tines, and Parker hydraulic motors, the X-treme Rotary Tiller is built for operators who need serious ground-preparation capability from their skid steer.
Till Up to 6 Inches Deep
The CID skid steer tiller can work soil up to 6 inches deep, helping break apart compacted ground and prepare soil for planting.
Bi-directional tine rotation allows the operator to run the tiller in either direction, providing more control over how the attachment works the soil.
It's an excellent choice for:
- Food plots
- Gardens
- Small fields
- Seedbed preparation
- Landscaping
- Soil preparation
- Farm and property maintenance
- Wildlife habitat projects
Low-Flow & High-Flow Skid Steer Tiller Options
CID offers two hydraulic configurations so you can match the rotary tiller to your machine.
Low-Flow Rotary Tiller — 14–20 GPM
The low-flow CID X-treme Rotary Tiller uses a single Parker hydraulic motor with an internal relief valve.
Hydraulic Flow: 14–20 GPM
Motor: Single Parker motor
Available Width: 72"
This configuration is an excellent option for standard-flow skid steers and compact track loaders.
High-Flow Rotary Tiller — 20–40 GPM
For machines equipped with high-flow auxiliary hydraulics, CID offers a dual Parker motor rotary tiller.
Hydraulic Flow: 20–40 GPM
Motors: Dual Parker hydraulic motors
Hydraulic Hose: 3/4" machine hose
Available Widths: 72" and 84"
The dual-motor design provides a heavy-duty solution for higher-flow skid steers and CTLs.
Bolt-On Replaceable Tines
Tiller tines are wear items. Instead of making worn or damaged tines a major repair, CID uses bolt-on replaceable tines.
Individual tines can be replaced as they wear, helping extend the usable life of the attachment and keeping maintenance straightforward.
Heavy-Duty X-treme Construction
The CID X-treme Rotary Tiller isn't built with a lightweight housing. It features a 1/4-inch plate rolled housing, 3/8-inch sides, and 3/8-inch-thick shoes for demanding ground-engagement applications.
CID X-treme Rotary Tiller Specifications
Skid Steer Food Plot Tiller
For hunters and land managers, the CID X-treme makes an excellent skid steer food plot tiller. Instead of relying on a tractor and PTO-driven tiller, operators can use their skid steer or compact track loader to prepare planting areas.
Its ability to till up to 6 inches deep makes it useful for breaking and mixing soil before planting wildlife food plots.
Built for Long-Term Protection
CID powder coats the X-treme Rotary Tiller to help protect the attachment's steel surfaces. Hydraulic hoses are also equipped with protective sleeves to help guard them during operation.
12-Month CID Warranty
CID warrants its attachments against defects in materials and workmanship for 12 months from the initial sale, lease, or rental date, subject to CID's warranty terms and conditions.
Find the Right CID Rotary Tiller for Your Skid Steer
The most important consideration when choosing between the CID low-flow and high-flow rotary tillers is your machine's auxiliary hydraulic flow in GPM.
14–20 GPM machine: Choose the Low-Flow Single Parker Motor model.
20–40 GPM machine: Choose the High-Flow Dual Parker Motor model.
Not sure which CID X-treme Rotary Tiller fits your skid steer or compact track loader? Contact us with your machine make, model, and hydraulic flow, and we'll help match the correct tiller to your carrier.
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