screeding apparatus 1 of the present invention is mounted to conventional bucket arms 16 by a bucket tilt mechanism 12 in the place where the bucket not shown of the skid steer loader is normally mounted the arms 16 conventionally have the ability to be raised and lowered and in fact they can be lowered enough that the front wheels 13 are lifted off the ground or other support surface on which the vehicle 9 is resting when the screeding apparatus 1 is connected to vehicle 9 and the arms 16 are lowered to that extent so as to raise front wheels 13 of the vehicle off of the ground the combination of screeding apparatus 1 and vehicle 9 can pivot about rear wheels 14 on castered wheels 11 as illustrated schematically in fig2 and 3 this provides a highly maneuverable self propelled screeding apparatus when the front wheels 13 of vehicle 9 are raised off of the ground the screeding apparatus 1 is supported as indicated above by the widely spaced castered wheels 11 and the closely spaced rear wheels 14 of vehicle 9 a three point support for the moving screeding apparatus is formed establishing a plane to which screed 10 may be adjusted by means of adjustments 15 to provide a screeded pavement of a uniform thickness on top of the plane.