Skid Steer Rock Bucket | Bradco By Paladin

Overview

This Bradco skid steer rock bucket separates rock from soil on a standard skid steer quick attach. It comes in 2" or 3" tine spacing across 66", 75" and 84" widths, weighing 555 to 742 lbs. Tine spacing is the decision: 2" holds smaller material, 3" lets more soil fall through. The front tine assembly is replaceable, and one grapple assembly fits all three widths.

Key Features of the Bradco Skid Steer Rock Bucket

• 2" or 3" tine spacing — the choice that decides what passes through and what is retained.
• Replaceable front tine assembly, so the wear point is a serviceable part rather than the whole bucket.
• All critical welds tested to assure weld consistency and quality.
• One grapple assembly fits 66", 75" and 84" buckets — the optional grapple is not width-specific.
• Widths 66", 75" and 84" at 555 to 742 lbs.
• A tine bucket rather than a solid shell — a rock separator bucket keeps the rock and drops the fines.
• Fitted with the optional grapple it becomes a rock grapple bucket, holding what it picks rather than only carrying it.
• A skid steer rock bucket attachment that works as a sifting bucket skid steer operators can load straight from a pile, dropping the fines as it fills.

Why Choose This Skid Steer Rock Bucket

• Tine spacing is the whole decision. Too wide and you keep only the largest stone; too narrow and you carry the soil you meant to leave behind.
• The tines are the wear part. A replaceable front assembly means a worn bucket is repaired rather than replaced.
• Grapple compatibility across widths is unusual and useful. If you change bucket width later, the grapple assembly carries over.

Bradco SS Rock Bucket Specifications

Specification Detail Tine spacing 2" or 3" Widths 66", 75", 84" Weight 555–742 lbs Front tine assembly Replaceable Grapple One assembly fits all three widths (optional) Mount Skid steer quick attach

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 general digging and loading rather than separating, the construction bucket has a solid shell and 0.75–1 yd capacity. For light bulky material the light material bucket moves volume rather than weight. On mini loaders, the mini skid steer bucket is the equivalent.

Which Machines Fit This Skid Steer Rock Bucket?

This bucket fits a standard skid steer quick attach. It is an unpowered attachment, so there is no flow requirement — unless you add the optional grapple, which is hydraulically operated and needs an auxiliary circuit. At 555–742 lbs the bucket weight comes off your rated capacity before the load does.

Requirement Specification Mount Skid steer quick attach Bucket weight 555–742 lbs by width Hydraulics None for the bucket; the optional grapple requires an auxiliary circuit Widths available 66", 75", 84"

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.

SS Rock Bucket Questions, Answered

SS Rock Bucket Documentation

• Operator manual