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Bobcat buckets. Bobcat buckets are built tougher to work harder.
For lighter duty jobs: GENERAL PURPOSE & DIRT BUCKETS
For daily use with smaller Bobcat loaders or occasional use on some of our larger machines, you can’t beat the versatility of Bobcat general purpose and dirt buckets. The skid bar design provides wear protection to the bucket bottom; backs up the cutting edge and adds strength to the bottom of the bucket. A flat back on the bucket exterior provides a secure mount for the Bob-Tach system. A round back inside the bucket enhances loading and cleanout. A replaceable 0.5 x 4.0-inch high carbon steel cutting edge provides a long bucket life.
GENERAL PURPOSE The standard bucket for Toolcat machines and a good choice for low-hour users on some larger loaders. General purpose buckets are ideal for light-duty grading and leveling applications as well as material handling.
material handling
Your bucket must withstand severe appli- cations. In this test, see how competitive buckets react to the forces placed upon them by a loader. See which bucket has the least deflection and the most strength.
More bucket comparisons: Bucket Backs Bucket Bottoms Customization
BUCKET, DIRT - LOADERS The standard bucket on smaller Bobcat loaders. Dirt buckets offer fair cutting edge visibility and excellent bucket breakout force.
bottom and low back
OPTIONS & ACCESSORIES Bolt-On Teeth: Help chew through tough digging conditions Bolt-On Cutting Edge: Provide longer life to your bucket
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