Models: 900722 · 900723 · 902231 · 902232

The Erskine Vibratory Roller turns a skid steer into a precision compactor for flatwork, trench backfill and asphalt patching — and it compacts on the way out as well as the way in, so crews stop wasting passes. Vibration runs in both travel directions from a single hydraulic motor, which is what separates it from roller packers that only work in forward gear.

The 72-inch models are built on an offset mount: the right side of the drum extends past the machine so the operator can compact tight along sidewalks, walls and curbs without repositioning the loader. The 80-inch models centre on the machine instead, covering the full track width of most carriers in a single pass. Both widths come in smooth or padded-foot drum configurations.

Drum oscillation of ±15 degrees keeps the drum in consistent contact with broken or uneven ground, so compaction stays even where a rigid drum would bridge and skip. Underneath, a one-piece steel drum rides on a full-length solid shaft carried by four greasable bearings, and rubber isolation mounts keep the vibration in the drum rather than transmitting it into the loader and the operator. Case drain is required on all configurations.

• Offset drum design for compaction flush to sidewalks, walls and curbs (72″ models)
• One-piece steel drum
• Dual-direction vibration — compacts forward and in reverse
• Rubber isolation mounts protect the carrier and the operator
• Full-length solid shaft on four greasable bearings
• ±15° drum oscillation for even compaction on uneven ground