Will It Fit Your Machine?
Every Mammoth attachment ships with the Universal Skid Steer Quick Attach (SSQA) — the same hook-up standard used by virtually every modern full-size skid steer and compact track loader.
Instant Fitment Check
Will It Fit? Select Your Machine
Pick your make, model, and year for an instant answer. This checks the mounting-plate standard — for powered attachments also confirm hydraulics and lift capacity below.
Fitment based on the standard SSQA interface. Tolerances vary by manufacturer, model, and year — final fit confirmation is the buyer's responsibility. When in doubt, send us your machine details and we'll confirm before you order.
Fitment Is Three Things — Not Just The Plate
A machine can have the right mounting plate and still not be the right fit. Run all three checks. The plate is the connection, but hydraulics and lift capacity decide whether the attachment actually works for you.
Mounting Plate
Your machine's coupler must be the Universal Skid Steer Quick Attach (SSQA) pattern. This is the connection. Compare the exact dimensions below to your machine.
Hydraulics
Only for powered attachments like the Rock Grapple. Your machine needs auxiliary hydraulics with standard flat-face couplers and flow within the attachment's range. Non-hydraulic items (buckets, forks, levelers) skip this.
Lift Capacity (ROC)
Your machine's Rated Operating Capacity should comfortably exceed the attachment weight plus a full load. When in doubt, stay under 35% of your machine's tipping load.
The Universal Quick-Attach Interface
Measure your machine's plate and confirm a match before ordering. A match on overall width (~45.5") and the mounting span means Check 1 passes.
Dimensions reflect the standard SSQA interface. Measure your machine's plate and confirm a match before ordering — tolerances vary slightly by manufacturer.
Brands That Run The Universal Quick Attach
Modern full-size skid steers and compact track loaders from these manufacturers ship with the Universal SSQA plate as standard. If your machine is a current full-size model from any brand below, Check 1 is almost certainly a pass — still verify against the dimensions above.
…and most other modern full-size machines. Listed but unsure about your specific model or year? Run the dimension check above, or send us your machine's make, model, and year and we'll confirm fitment for you before you buy.
What Does NOT Fit
The universal standard has real exceptions. These machines use a different mounting plate and will not accept a full-size SSQA attachment without an adapter. If you operate any of the following, contact us first.
Mini / Stand-On / Walk-Behind Loaders
Compact “mini skid steers” of every brand use the smaller Mini Universal plate — not the full-size SSQA. Our attachments will not fit them.
Includes: Ditch Witch, Vermeer, Toro Dingo, Boxer, Ramrod, Kanga, and similar.Small-Frame Bobcat (Bobcat MT plate)
The smallest Bobcat cab-style machines use Bobcat's proprietary MT plate, not the universal pattern.
Examples: 310, 313, 450, 453, 463, 520, 530, 533, 553F, S70.Small-Frame ASV / Terex
ASV's smallest machines use a special small-frame plate that is not compatible with the full-size standard.
Examples: RC-30, RT-30, PT-30.Older & Proprietary Mounts
Some machines built before the mid-1990s use older proprietary couplers. If your machine predates universal adoption, measure carefully or ask us.
Examples: older Case 1840 / 1845C and similar vintage units.How To Confirm Fitment Yourself
Don't guess. These three steps take a couple of minutes and protect you from ordering the wrong fit on a heavy freight item.
Measure Your Quick-Attach Plate
Compare your machine's coupler to the dimensions above — especially overall width (~45.5") and the mounting span. A match means Check 1 passes.
Confirm Hydraulics (Powered Attachments Only)
For the Rock Grapple, verify your machine has auxiliary hydraulics, standard flat-face couplers, and flow within the attachment's range. Skip this for buckets, forks, and the land leveler.
Check Your Lift Capacity (ROC)
Make sure your machine's Rated Operating Capacity comfortably exceeds the attachment weight plus a full load. When in doubt, stay under 35% of your machine's tipping load.
Confirm Before You Buy
Confirming fitment is the buyer's responsibility — but you don't have to do it alone. Because attachments ship as heavy freight, ordering the wrong fit is expensive to reverse, so we'd always rather confirm it with you up front than process a return.
Not sure? Send us your machine's make, model, and year (a photo of your quick-attach plate helps too) and we'll tell you straight whether it fits — free, fast, and no obligation — before you place the order.
Get A Free Fitment Confirmation
Send us your machine's make, model, and year and we'll confirm the fit before you order. Free, fast, and no obligation — we'd rather get you the right attachment than process a return.
Built Heavy. Priced Right.
Compatibility information is provided as a general guide. Mounting standards, plate tolerances, hydraulic specifications, and machine capacities vary by manufacturer, model, and year. Final responsibility for confirming that an attachment fits and is safe to operate on a specific machine rests with the buyer. Mammoth Attachments LLC is not liable for orders placed on incompatible machines. Returns due to incompatibility are subject to a 15% restocking fee plus return freight — see our full Return Policy for restocking and freight terms.