Skid Steer Pole Setters by TGEC

Application Scenarios

• Utility pole installation: Setting wood, steel, or concrete poles for power and telecom construction. The hydraulic clamp holds the pole steady while the crew guides it into the hole and backfills around it.

• Streetlight and signal erection: Installing metal light poles and signal mast arms along roads and parking lots. Rotation lets operators square the pole to the roadway without moving the machine.

• Pole replacement and repair: Swapping out damaged poles on maintenance and storm-response jobs. The setter removes the old pole and places the replacement in the same hole.

• Rural electrification: Reaching poles where truck-mounted derricks can't access. A skid steer travels over uneven terrain and works in narrow rights-of-way.

• Municipal public works: Installing sign posts, lighting standards, and small utility poles for city infrastructure. One attachment handles a range of pole diameters across a single job.

Machine Compatibility

Skid steer pole setters fit universal quick-attach machines with auxiliary hydraulic circuits. The attachment draws flow from the carrier's auxiliary system to power the clamping cylinder and rotation mechanism, so operators should confirm their machine's hydraulic output matches the required flow and pressure.

To verify fitment, we'll need the skid steer make and model, operating weight, auxiliary hydraulic flow in L/min (GPM) and pressure in MPa (psi), plus the coupler type. Our team will confirm the match and advise on hose kit or mounting adjustments.

OEM & Bulk Supply

As a direct manufacturer, TGEC supplies hydraulic pole setters to utility equipment dealers, attachment distributors, rental fleets, and contractors worldwide. Factory-direct pricing, volume discounts, and long-term supply agreements are available for qualified partners. Every unit is inspected before shipment, with mounting brackets and hose kits configured to the customer's machine specifications.

TGEC also supports OEM and private-label programs, including custom paint, nameplates, packaging, and branding for equipment brands. Custom configurations — modified jaw profiles, adjusted hydraulic settings, or alternative mounting interfaces — can be reviewed on a project basis. Contact our OEM sales team with your target configuration, estimated volume, and market requirements.