The Quick Pack
Skid Steer Vibratory Roller

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11-22 GPM

Flow Range

80lb/in, 290lb/in

Compacting Energy

+/- 15°

Oscillation

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Quick Pack - Vibratory Packer

Compact with confidence—any direction, any surface.

The Quick Pack is a skid steer vibratory roller and compactor attachment that turns your machine into a full compaction crew, at a fraction of the cost of a dedicated ride-on roller. A unique free-floating design gives this skid steer roller 30 degrees of oscillation, so the drum follows the contours of the ground for even compaction across its full width. Most designs are rigid, which not only creates more vibration to pass directly into the machine but also creates uneven compaction. Complete flatwork, trench, gravel, and asphalt patching jobs while moving forward or in reverse, on soil, gravel, or asphalt. Offset drum design compacts next to sidewalks, walls, or curbs. Drum oscillation keeps the roller in contact with the surface on uneven terrain. Choose a smooth drum for gravel, asphalt, and a clean finished surface, or a padded foot drum, also known as a sheepsfoot roller, for compacting fill dirt and cohesive soils. Available in 72-inch and 80-inch widths.

Everything you need to get the job done right.

Offset Drum Design

Extends past the machine, ideal for compacting next to sidewalks, walls, and curbs.

Durable One-Piece Drum

Single-piece construction prevents weld seam failures, enhancing strength and longevity.

Dual-Direction Vibration

Operates effectively in both forward and reverse, improving versatility on job sites.

Rubber Isolation Mounts

Reduces vibration transfer to the loader and operator, enhancing comfort and reducing wear.

SPECS TOUGH ENOUGH
FOR ANYTHING.

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Flow Range

11-22 GPM

Compacting Energy

80lb/in, 290lb/in

Oscillation

+/- 15°

72" Smooth 72" Padded Foot 80" Smooth 80" Padded Foot

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Quick Pack Vibratory Roller FAQ

Answers to common questions about the Quick Pack vibratory roller compactor attachment.

What is the difference between a vibratory roller and a plate compactor?

A plate compactor is a flat vibrating plate that works in small, tight areas and is usually walk-behind. A skid steer vibratory roller like the Quick Pack is a rotating drum that mounts to your machine and compacts far more ground per pass. If you are compacting driveways, trenches, gravel lots, road patches, or building pads, the roller covers the area faster and gives a more even result. For small patches around fixtures, a plate compactor is the right tool.

Should I choose a smooth drum or a padded foot drum?

Choose a smooth drum for gravel, asphalt, and anywhere you want a clean, finished surface. Choose a padded foot drum, which is also called a sheepsfoot roller, for compacting fill dirt and cohesive soils, because the pads knead the material and compact it in layers rather than just pressing the top. The Quick Pack is available in both, in 72-inch and 80-inch widths.

Is a roller attachment as good as a dedicated ride-on roller?

For most soil, gravel, and asphalt patching work, yes, and it costs a fraction as much. You already own the machine; the Quick Pack turns it into a compactor. The free-floating drum gives 30 degrees of oscillation so it follows uneven ground, and the offset drum design lets you compact right up against sidewalks, walls, and curbs, which a ride-on roller cannot reach.

What hydraulic flow does the Quick Pack need, and will it fit my machine?

It runs on 11 to 22 GPM of hydraulic flow and mounts with a universal quick-attach plate, so it fits most major skid steer brands including Bobcat, John Deere, Case, Kubota, New Holland, and Caterpillar. Send us your machine's make and model and we will confirm the fit before you buy.

Can it compact in both directions?

Yes. The dual-direction vibration motor compacts while travelling forward or in reverse, so you are not wasting passes. Rubber isolation mounts keep the vibration in the drum instead of transferring it into the loader and the operator, and dual urethane scrapers keep the drum clean of mud and debris so compaction stays consistent.