Mini Skid Steer Bucket | Bradco By Paladin

Overview

This Bradco mini skid steer bucket is built for mini loaders, with mounts for Toro/Dingo, ASV and Bobcat MT Series machines. It comes in 36", 42" and 48" widths at 200 to 244 lbs, each available with teeth or with a bolt-on edge. Rated operating capacity is 1,500 or 2,500 lbs by configuration, and the shell uses 3/16" material with wear strips underneath.

Key Features of the Bradco Mini Skid Steer Bucket

• Three mount types — Toro/Dingo, ASV and Bobcat MT Series — so the mount is matched to your machine at order.
• With teeth or with a bolt-on edge, configured for digging or for clean loading.
• Wear-resistant high carbon cutter and wear strips on the underside.
• 3/16" shell material at 200–283 lbs — light enough for the machines it is built for.
• Rated operating capacity 1,500 or 2,500 lbs depending on configuration.
• Bolt-on edge kits available in all three widths, so the wear edge is replaceable rather than welded.
• A mini loader bucket built for its carrier class, not a cut-down full-size shell — a compact loader bucket sized to what these machines actually lift.
• Ordered as a Toro Dingo bucket, an ASV bucket or a Bobcat MT bucket; the 48 inch mini bucket is the widest of the three.
• A mini skid steer bucket attachment for general work — with teeth it is a mini skid steer dirt bucket, with the edge it loads clean.

Why Choose This Mini Skid Steer Bucket

• The mount is the first decision, not the width. Toro/Dingo, ASV and Bobcat MT are different fittings; the wrong one does not fit at all.
• Teeth or edge is a real choice. Teeth break ground; a smooth edge loads cleanly and scrapes without leaving furrows. Bolt-on edge kits mean you are not locked in.
• Wear strips underneath are the detail that lasts. Most bucket wear comes from dragging the underside, and strips take that instead of the shell.

Bradco Mini Skid Steer Bucket Specifications

Specification Detail Widths 36", 42", 48" Weight 200–283 lbs Mounts Toro/Dingo, ASV, Bobcat MT Series Configurations With teeth or with bolt-on edge Cutter Wear-resistant high carbon Shell 3/16" material, wear strips underside Rated operating capacity 1,500 or 2,500 lbs

Which Bradco Bucket Do You Need?

Bradco builds seven bucket types. They are not grades of one bucket — each is built for a different material or a different problem, so the question is what you are moving rather than how heavy-duty you need.

Bucket What it is for Distinguishing spec Construction General digging and loading 0.75–1 yd capacity, bolt-on side cutters standard Low Profile Visibility to the cutting edge Standard or long floor Rock Separating rock from soil 2" or 3" tine spacing Light Material High-volume light material Min 400 Brinell wear areas, three carrier types High-Dump Dumping over a high side 1,000–1,359 lb, powered dump 4-in-1 Six tools in one shell Clam, grapple, dozer, box scraper, bottom dump Mini Mini loaders Toro/Dingo, ASV, Bobcat MT mounts

For full-size skid steers, the construction bucket covers the same job at 0.75–1 yd. For a mini loader clamshell that also grapples and dozes, the mini 4-in-1 bucket is the multi-tool version. For separating rock from soil on a full-size machine, the rock bucket uses tines.

Which Machines Fit This Mini Skid Steer Bucket?

This bucket is built for mini loaders, and the mount is the first thing to confirm — Toro/Dingo, ASV and Bobcat MT Series are three different fittings. It needs no hydraulics. Rated operating capacity is 1,500 or 2,500 lbs by configuration.

Requirement Specification Carriers Mini loaders — Toro/Dingo, ASV, Bobcat MT Series Bucket weight 200–283 lbs Hydraulics None required Rated operating capacity 1,500 or 2,500 lbs

Check your loader's rated operating capacity against the bucket weight plus the load. If you are unsure, contact eskidsteer.com at (866) 757-8337.

Mini Skid Steer Bucket Questions, Answered

Mini Skid Steer Bucket Documentation

• Spec sheet