Skid Steer Manure Tine Bucket Attachment – Built for Livestock and Agricultural Operations | Stinger Attachments

Overview

When you're running a livestock operation or managing farmland, you need equipment that handles the messy jobs without slowing you down. The Manure Tine Bucket from Stinger Attachments is built specifically for agricultural professionals who deal with daily livestock chores and need a reliable attachment that won't quit. This isn't just another bucket — it's a purpose-built tool designed to get under matted bedding, lift loose material efficiently, and handle everything from feeding and spreading bedding to removing pen pack with ease.

What makes this attachment stand out is how well it handles the challenging materials you deal with every day. The 40-inch tines with 45-degree angled ends slide under compacted bedding and silage without fighting you at every turn. With 8-inch on-center spacing, the tines create approximately 6-inch openings that let debris fall through while keeping the material you actually want to move. That means less weight to carry and better productivity on every pass.

Forge Claw is proud to distribute Stinger Attachments products because they're engineered with real-world applications in mind. This manure bucket works excellent in livestock environments, but it's versatile enough to tackle brush removal, tree debris cleanup, and general material handling tasks around your property. Whether you're cleaning stalls, spreading fresh bedding, or clearing land, this attachment adapts to the job at hand.

Durability matters when you're working in tough conditions day after day. Stinger builds this bucket with grade 50 structural steel that holds up to the constant punishment of agricultural work. The main frame uses heavy-duty 4x4-inch square tubing construction that resists bending and twisting, even when you're digging into compacted material or lifting heavy loads.

The tines themselves are heavy-duty 2-inch 1045 cold rolled steel shafts fitted inside quarter-inch thick sidewall bushing stock. This isn't light-duty material — it's engineered to handle the forces generated when you're prying up matted straw or pulling at packed silage. And here's the part that saves you money over the long run: every tine is individually bolt-in removable and replaceable. When a tine eventually bends or breaks after hard use, you don't need to replace the entire attachment. Just swap out the damaged tine and get back to work.

The 75-degree back angle of the bucket gives you excellent material retention and dumping characteristics. You'll find it carries loads securely during transport and releases cleanly when you tip the bucket. That back angle also helps when you're scooping — it naturally positions the tines at an effective angle for getting under material without requiring awkward loader positioning.

Stinger offers this manure bucket with either an open back (standard) or a closed back option. The open back design lets finer material filter out while retaining larger pieces, which is exactly what you want when you're moving bedding or dealing with mixed debris. If your applications require more material retention, the closed back option gives you that flexibility. It's about matching the attachment to your specific needs rather than forcing you into a one-size-fits-all solution.

Available in four sizes — 60, 68, 76, and 84 inches — you can match the bucket width to your machine and typical working conditions. Smaller widths work well in tighter barn aisles and confined spaces, while wider buckets maximize productivity when you're working in open pens or spreading bedding across large areas. The attachment fits standard skid steer mounting systems, so installation is straightforward without special adapters or modifications.

Ranch owners and livestock producers appreciate how this attachment handles daily chores that would take considerably longer with standard buckets. Farm managers value the time savings and the reduced wear on their primary equipment. Even residential property owners with livestock find this bucket makes routine maintenance tasks much more manageable. The versatility extends beyond the barnyard too — landscapers use these buckets for brush removal, and property maintenance crews find them effective for handling storm debris and general cleanup work.

Forge Claw offers fast nationwide shipping on this attachment, which means the price you see includes delivery right to your location. We understand that equipment purchases are investments in your operation's productivity, and we make the buying process as straightforward as possible. With pricing ranging from $2,295 to $2,845 depending on size, you're getting American-made quality that's built to last and backed by solid warranty coverage.

The manufacturing quality you get from Stinger Attachments reflects decades of experience building equipment for working professionals. Every weld, every connection point, and every structural element is designed with longevity in mind. This isn't equipment that'll need constant repairs or leave you stuck during busy seasons. It's built to become a reliable part of your daily operation.

Specifications

• Available Widths: 60", 68", 76", 84"
• Tine Length: 40 inches with 45-degree angled ends
• Tine Spacing: 8 inches on-center (approximately 6-inch openings)
• Tine Material: 2-inch 1045 cold rolled steel shafts
• Sidewall Bushing: 1/4-inch thick stock
• Main Frame Construction: 4x4-inch square tubing
• Structural Steel: Grade 50
• Bucket Back Angle: 75 degrees
• Back Design: Open back standard, closed back optional
• Mounting System: Standard skid steer universal quick attach
• Price Range: $2,295.00 – $2,845.00
• Country of Origin: USA

Features

• Grade 50 Structural Steel Construction — delivers superior strength and durability for handling the demanding conditions of livestock operations and agricultural work without premature wear or structural failure
• Replaceable Individual Tines — bolt-in design allows you to replace damaged tines quickly and economically rather than replacing the entire attachment, significantly reducing long-term ownership costs
• Heavy-Duty 2-Inch Cold Rolled Steel Shafts — 1045 cold rolled steel fitted inside quarter-inch sidewall bushings provides exceptional resistance to bending and breaking during aggressive material handling
• 40-Inch Tines with 45-Degree Angled Ends — extended length and angled design allow the bucket to get under matted bedding, compacted silage, and other difficult materials with minimal resistance
• 8-Inch On-Center Tine Spacing — creates approximately 6-inch openings that effectively separate debris and excess material while retaining the load you need to move, improving efficiency on every cycle
• 4x4-Inch Square Tubing Main Frame — heavy-duty frame construction resists twisting and flexing under load, maintaining structural integrity even during years of demanding agricultural use
• 75-Degree Back Angle Design — optimized angle provides excellent material retention during transport and clean dumping action while positioning tines effectively for scooping operations
• Open or Closed Back Options — choose the standard open back for natural debris filtering or select the closed back option for maximum material retention based on your specific applications

Benefits

Time is money when you're running a farming or ranching operation, and this manure bucket delivers serious time savings on routine chores. Instead of making multiple passes with a standard bucket that can't get under bedding properly, the tined design lets you scoop effectively on the first pass. You'll clean pens faster, spread bedding more efficiently, and handle feeding tasks with less wasted motion. Those minutes add up quickly when you're doing these jobs daily, freeing you up for the hundred other tasks demanding your attention.

The replaceable tine system delivers real cost advantages over the life of the attachment. Agricultural work is tough on equipment, and even the best-built attachments will eventually see wear. With individual bolt-in tines, you're looking at a relatively inexpensive repair rather than a major replacement cost. One bent tine doesn't sideline your entire bucket — you swap it out and keep working. That replaceability extends the useful life of your investment considerably and keeps your per-hour operating costs low.

Durability goes beyond just surviving the work — it's about maintaining performance over thousands of hours of use. The grade 50 steel construction and heavy-duty frame resist the constant flexing and impact that destroys lighter attachments. You won't see the sagging, cracking, or connection point failures that plague cheaper alternatives. The quarter-inch sidewall bushings protect the mounting points from wear, and the robust 4x4-inch tubing frame maintains its shape and strength season after season. This attachment is engineered to be a long-term asset to your operation, not something you'll be replacing in a few years.

Productivity improvements show up in ways beyond just speed. The tine design handles materials that standard buckets struggle with — matted straw, wet silage, compacted bedding — without requiring you to stop and manually break things loose. The spacing lets unwanted material fall through naturally, so you're moving less weight and your loader isn't working as hard. That means less fuel consumption, less wear on your machine, and more work accomplished per day. When you can handle more tasks with the same equipment and operator time, you're directly improving your operation's profitability.

Versatility adds tremendous value because you're not locked into a single application. Yes, this bucket excels at livestock chores, but it's equally effective when you need to clear brush, remove storm debris, or handle general cleanup around your property. That multi-use capability means you're getting value from the attachment year-round, not just during specific seasons. One attachment that reliably handles multiple jobs is worth considerably more than specialized equipment that sits idle most of the time.

The real-world job site value becomes clear the first time you use this bucket on difficult material. There's a noticeable difference in how efficiently you can work compared to fighting with inappropriate equipment. Your operator fatigue decreases when the attachment does what it's designed to do without constant repositioning and multiple attempts. Jobs get finished properly the first time, which matters when you're trying to maintain animal health and facility conditions. The confidence that comes from having the right tool for the job translates directly into better results and less stress during your workday.

Additional Information

This manure bucket is ideal for livestock producers of all scales, from small hobby farms to large commercial operations. Dairy farmers, beef producers, horse facilities, and mixed livestock operations will all find applications for this attachment in their daily routines. Beyond agricultural users, landscaping companies handling organic material, municipal maintenance departments, and rural property owners managing large acreages benefit from the bucket's versatility and durability. If your work involves handling loose or matted organic material, clearing vegetation, or general debris management, this attachment deserves serious consideration.

The attachment fits standard skid steer universal quick attach mounting systems, ensuring compatibility with virtually all skid steer loaders on the market. The sizing options let you match bucket width to your machine's capacity and your typical working environment. In tighter spaces like barn aisles or between buildings, the 60-inch or 68-inch widths provide maneuverability. For open lot work or large-scale bedding operations, the 76-inch and 84-inch options maximize your productivity per pass. Consider your most common applications when selecting width, but remember that the tined design is more forgiving of width variations than solid buckets.

Operating this bucket effectively is straightforward, but a few practices will maximize its performance and longevity. Approach matted material at a slight angle rather than straight on to help the tines penetrate and get underneath. Use your loader's curl function to help lift and separate material rather than relying solely on bucket angle. When dumping, a smooth controlled motion works better than aggressive jerking, especially with wet or heavy loads. The tines are extremely durable, but avoiding impacts with rocks, concrete, and other hard surfaces will extend their service life. If you do bend a tine, replace it promptly rather than letting it stress adjacent tines and mounting points.

Maintenance requirements are minimal but important. Periodically inspect the tine mounting bolts and retighten as needed — vibration and impact can loosen fasteners over time. Check the mounting bushings for wear, especially if you're using the attachment frequently. Keep the bucket stored under cover when possible to minimize weather exposure, though the construction will handle outdoor storage if necessary. Hosing off organic material after use prevents buildup that can accelerate corrosion. The simplicity of the design means there are no hydraulic components, moving parts, or complex systems requiring regular service, which keeps your maintenance time and costs low.

Warranty Info

Manufactured by Stinger Attachments, this product is covered under the manufacturer's 2-year warranty for defects in materials and workmanship. Forge Claw proudly stands behind every unit we sell and offers fast nationwide shipping on all heavy machinery attachments. Order your Manure Tine Bucket (MT) from Forge Claw today. We offer flexible, easy financing and fast nationwide shipping so every operator can get their hands on top-quality equipment.