Loflin Fabrication Media | Product Catalogs, Videos & Attachment Resources

Explore Loflin Fabrication catalogs, product demonstration videos, and attachment resources built to help operators, dealers, and equipment owners choose the right tool for the job. From skid steer and mini skid steer attachments to land-clearing, grading, material-handling, and specialty equipment, our media library gives you a closer look at American-made attachments built in Denton, North Carolina.

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Odds Are You’ve Already Owned One | Work with the People Who Built It

Loflin Fabrication is the manufacturer, not a middleman. Every attachment is cut, welded, and assembled on our own floor, and not only the ones wearing our name. Alongside the LOFLIN Signature line, we private-label for several of the industry’s leading attachment brands, which means a Loflin build is already out working under badges you’d recognize.

That’s a harder thing to earn than a catalog listing. A brand that puts its name on someone else’s steel is betting its warranty on that shop’s welds, tolerances, and delivery dates. Companies audit a factory before they’ll do it. Ours has passed that test more than once, and the Signature line comes off the same equipment, held to the same prints, by the same welders.

Most attachment brands buy what they sell. They pick a catalog, put their name on it, and wait for a container. Loflin builds it. Ours, and some of the industry’s leading names, on the same floor, to the same prints, by the same welders. When a brand hands you its warranty on our steel, that tells you something a spec sheet can’t. We hold the drawings and run the tooling, so nobody between us and the plate gets to thin something out to hit a number. There is no brand between you and the steel.

You buy Loflin through an authorized dealer, and that’s the point. Your dealer stocks what your region actually runs, services what they sell, and knows whether you’re working red clay, sand, or rock. Behind that dealer is the factory that drew the part, cut the steel, and still has your build on file years after the sale.

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    Why Loflin Wins in the Dirt

    Unlike many attachment companies, Loflin Fabrication proudly builds everything in Denton, North Carolina. Which means American Made Attachments from start to finish. Short lines between design, cutting, welding, and QC mean tighter tolerances and tools that actually match their specs. Cylinders are sized for the load, hinge ears are reinforced, AR wear edges stand up to abrasion, and cutter decks stay true season after season.

    Operators notice the difference in:

    1. Pin bosses that don’t wallow out
    2. Buckets that are true-to-width
    3. Cutter decks that resist warping
    4. Guarding that protects what matters most

    Fitment & Hydraulics Made Simple

    Every attachment is designed to fit the universal skid steer quick attach (SSQA). Mini skid owners can order couplers for Toro/Dingo, Bobcat MT, Vermeer, and more. Hydraulic-driven tools come with GPM ranges and case-drain requirements clearly listed.

    • High-flow (30–40 GPM CTLs): Run severe-duty cutters and heavy-duty grapples.
    • Standard-flow (15–25 GPM skid steers): Choose balanced drive options engineered to prevent cavitation and bogging.

    No guesswork, no wasted time—just a straight fit and dependable performance.

    Built for These Applications

    1. Land Clearing & Right-of-Way → Root grapples, stump buckets, tree pullers
    2. Brush & Pasture Control → Severe-duty rotary cutters, angle brooms, brush cutters
    3. Site Prep & Finish Work → Land planes, box blades, soil conditioners
    4. Material Handling → Pallet forks, log grapples, rock buckets
    5. Mini & Compact Machines → True cylinders and scaled frames—not toy hydraulics

    Whether you’re running a skid steer, tractor, or excavator, there’s a purpose-built Loflin attachment for your machine and job.

    Ordering, Lead Times & Support

    Give us your machine model, coupler type, and GPM. We’ll confirm fitment, provide lead time, and quote freight options up front. Every attachment is backed by phone-first support with clear diagrams, and consumables like blades, teeth, and motors are always in stock.

    Dealers welcome → Ask about Loflin Signature programs for distribution opportunities.

    Loflin Fabrication – Attachment FAQ

    Do Loflin Fabrication attachments fit my skid steer, CTL, tractor, or mini loader?
    Yes—our attachments use the universal skid steer quick attach (SSQA). We also manufacture adapters for compact tractors and mini skid loaders, including Toro/Dingo, Vermeer, Ditch Witch, and Bobcat MT. This ensures every machine—from compact utility loaders to full-size CTLs—can run Loflin tools without complicated retrofits.
    Are Loflin attachments made in the USA?
    Yes, every attachment is proudly built in Denton, North Carolina. We design, cut, weld, and assemble in our 30,000 sq. ft. facility using American steel. Unlike imported brands, we maintain strict QC in-house, resulting in stronger welds, tighter tolerances, and attachments built to outlast the job.
    What types of attachments does Loflin manufacture?
    We manufacture a wide range of skid steer, tractor, compact loader, and excavator attachments, including:
    • Skid Steer Attachments → Grapples, brush cutters, pallet forks, angle brooms
    • Tractor Attachments → Box blades, land planes, tillers, soil conditioners
    • Excavator Attachments → Buckets, rippers, stump tools
    • Compact Loader Attachments → Mini grapples, trenchers, scaled-down cutters
    This product breadth ensures that no matter the machine or job, you’ll find a purpose-built tool.
    What’s the difference between standard-duty and severe-duty attachments?
    Standard-duty attachments are designed for lighter tasks, while severe-duty models handle extreme workloads.
    • Standard-duty → Grass, weeds, mulch, soil, and brush up to ~2 inches
    • Severe-duty → 2–6" saplings, dense brush, demolition, and heavy material handling
    Choosing the right build protects both your machine and your investment.
    How do I choose the right brush cutter for my machine?
    Match the cutter width to your machine’s stance and the motor to your hydraulic flow.
    • Standard-flow (15–25 GPM): Balanced drive motors prevent cavitation and bogging.
    • High-flow (30–40 GPM CTLs): Severe-duty cutters maximize torque for dense clearing.
    Selecting correctly ensures smooth operation, safe performance, and long tool life.
    What’s the difference between a log grapple, root grapple, and grapple bucket?
    Each grapple serves a different purpose:
    • Log Grapple: Curved arms clamp round timber.
    • Root Grapple: Open tines sift dirt, grip stumps, or handle debris.
    • Grapple Bucket: Solid bottom contains loose material like mulch, scrap, or trash.
    Understanding these differences helps operators pick the right tool for land clearing, demolition, or material handling.
    Do you make attachments for compact tractors and excavators?
    Yes—Loflin builds purpose-designed tractor and excavator attachments.
    • Tractors: Box blades, soil conditioners, tillers, land planes.
    • Excavators: Digging buckets, frost rippers, stump tools, grading buckets.
    This versatility makes Loflin a one-stop shop across multiple machine types.
    What are the most popular skid steer attachments?
    Grapples, brush cutters, and pallet forks are our top sellers. Contractors rely on grapples for land clearing, brush cutters for pasture control, and pallet forks for material handling. These attachments deliver maximum versatility for farms, landscaping crews, and construction companies.
    How much do skid steer and tractor attachments cost?
    Pricing depends on the attachment type, size, and duty rating. For example:
    • Pallet forks are an entry-level cost item.
    • Grapples and land planes fall in the mid-range.
    • Severe-duty cutters or specialty attachments are premium investments.
    For accurate pricing, contact our team with your machine model and application.
    How long do Loflin attachments last?
    With proper maintenance, our attachments can outlast imported competitors by years. Reinforced hinge ears, AR wear edges, thicker decks, and stronger welds mean tools don’t warp or fail after one season. Many contractors run Loflin attachments for decades.
    How do Loflin attachments compare to imported brands?
    Imported attachments may be cheaper, but they sacrifice durability and support.
    • Imports: Lighter steel, poor welds, limited fitment accuracy, no real parts support.
    • Loflin: American steel, tighter geometry, direct parts service, and attachments that actually last.
    When uptime matters, Loflin’s quality delivers better ROI.
    What maintenance do Loflin attachments require?
    Basic maintenance ensures long lifespan:
    • Grease pivot points regularly.
    • Inspect hydraulic hoses for leaks or wear.
    • Check bolts and fasteners for tightness.
    • Replace wear parts (blades, teeth, motors) as needed.
    Following these steps keeps your equipment running reliably season after season.
    What specs should I know before ordering?
    Provide the following information for a perfect match:
    • Machine make/model
    • Rated operating capacity
    • Hydraulic flow (standard/high-flow + case drain availability)
    • Coupler type (SSQA, mini, or tractor-specific)
    • Desired attachment width
    This ensures maximum compatibility and performance.
    What are lead times and shipping options?
    Most popular models ship quickly from our North Carolina facility. Severe-duty and specialty builds may have longer seasonal lead times. Freight is quoted at order with options for residential delivery and lift-gate service.
    Can I buy Loflin attachments through a dealer or finance them?
    Yes—we support both direct sales and authorized dealer programs. Financing may be available through partners, and Loflin Signature programs provide opportunities for equipment dealers and distributors nationwide.