New skeleton buckets
Bobcat have extended their range of bucket attachments with the launch of new families of skeleton buckets for their compact loaders, mini-excavators and the smallest T2250 telehandler model.
The skeleton buckets are suitable for landscaping and general site clean-up applications, as well as demolition and refurbishment work, and recycling.
The skeleton buckets, which offer good visibility to the cutting edge, are designed to pick up everything from small rocks and stones to debris, while leaving sand and earth behind. They can sift out small to football-sized objects and have a deep well dam to hold the material in the bucket.
There are four new buckets with widths from 157cm to 208cm covering most of the machines in Bobcat’s compact loader range as well as the T2250 telehandler.
For Bobcat mini-excavators from 1.5-tonne to 8 tonnes, there is a wide selection of skeleton buckets to fit on the Klac and Lehnhoff couplers used on these machines. The skeleton buckets feature bolt-on teeth and the space between the tines varies from 57mm to 71mm, depending on the bucket size.
The skeleton buckets are suitable for landscaping and general site clean-up applications, as well as demolition and refurbishment work, and recycling.
The skeleton buckets, which offer good visibility to the cutting edge, are designed to pick up everything from small rocks and stones to debris, while leaving sand and earth behind. They can sift out small to football-sized objects and have a deep well dam to hold the material in the bucket.
There are four new buckets with widths from 157cm to 208cm covering most of the machines in Bobcat’s compact loader range as well as the T2250 telehandler.
For Bobcat mini-excavators from 1.5-tonne to 8 tonnes, there is a wide selection of skeleton buckets to fit on the Klac and Lehnhoff couplers used on these machines. The skeleton buckets feature bolt-on teeth and the space between the tines varies from 57mm to 71mm, depending on the bucket size.
