TGEC® Skid Steer Compaction Attachments
A skid steer fitted with a compaction attachment becomes a mobile rolling machine for soil, aggregate, and asphalt — eliminating the need to bring a dedicated walk-behind or ride-on roller to smaller jobsites. At the heart of this category is the vibratory roller, a hydraulically driven drum that combines static weight with high-frequency vibration to achieve density in fewer passes than a static roller alone. TGEC manufactures skid steer vibratory rollers for contractors, road builders, paving crews, and rental fleets who require a compaction tool that mounts via the universal quick-attach system and operates on standard auxiliary hydraulics. The roller drum is engineered for both soil compaction (foundation pads, trench backfill, road base) and asphalt compaction (patch repairs, driveways, parking lots), with a smooth drum surface that delivers a clean, even finish. Every roller is built, tested, and inspected in-house to ensure consistent vibration frequency, drum balance, and hydraulic performance across Bobcat, Caterpillar, John Deere, Case, New Holland, Kubota, and the full range of universal-compatible skid steers and compact track loaders.
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TGEC skid steer vibratory roller attachments for soil and asphalt compaction on construction, road and paving jobsites.
Which Configuration Do You Need?
Begin with two core questions: What skid steer are you operating, and what material are you compacting — asphalt, granular soil (sand/gravel), cohesive soil (clay/silt), or road base aggregate? The roller selection must align with both the carrier's ROC and hydraulic capacity, while the drum surface must suit the material type. A smooth drum is appropriate for asphalt, gravel, and granular soils; a padfoot drum is necessary for cohesive clays that require kneading action to break down clods and reach density. An underweight roller will fail to hit target density; an overweight unit will strain the front axle and hydraulic system. Share your machine make and model, ROC rating, auxiliary flow and pressure, and typical compaction application, and our team can recommend a suitable roller configuration.
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Application Scenarios
Asphalt patching & repair: Compacting hot mix asphalt in pothole repairs, utility cut patches, and small parking lot resurfacing where a full-size roller can't maneuver.
Trench & utility backfill: Compacting backfill material in utility trenches for water, sewer, gas, and fiber optic lines — the 72-inch width fits standard trench widths and vibration achieves proper density without damaging pipes.
Road base & subbase: Compacting crushed stone, gravel, and aggregate base layers during road construction, driveway installation, and parking lot preparation.
Soil stabilization & site prep: Compacting cohesive and granular soils during building site preparation, foundation excavation, and land development — achieving required soil density for structural support.
Road shoulder & edge compaction: Compacting road shoulders, ditch slopes, and edge areas where full-size rollers can't safely operate — the skid steer's maneuverability allows precise placement along road edges.
Parking lot & driveway construction: Compacting base layers and asphalt surface courses for commercial parking lots, residential driveways, and private roads — especially in confined areas with obstacles and tight turning radii.
OEM & Bulk Supply
As a direct manufacturer, TGEC supplies skid steer vibratory rollers to equipment dealers, rental fleets, paving contractors, and municipal procurement departments under OEM and bulk-supply arrangements. Qualified dealer partners can discuss volume pricing, long-term supply programs, private-label requirements, and model-specific configuration options with our OEM sales team. Mixed container orders are encouraged — combine vibratory rollers with other skid steer attachments in a single 40ft container to reduce per-unit freight cost. Share your expected annual volume, machine requirements, and any custom specifications for a tailored quotation.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Request a Quote — TGEC Skid Steer Vibratory Rollers
Tell us your skid steer make and model, operating weight, ROC rating, auxiliary hydraulic flow and pressure ratings, and typical compaction application — asphalt patching, trench backfill, road base, soil stabilization, or parking lot construction. Our team will recommend the suitable roller configuration and drum type (smooth or padfoot), verify mounting and hydraulic compatibility, and provide a complete quotation based on your machine requirements, specifications, and delivery terms.