Buckets

Specifications

4 in 1 Multi Purpose Buckets (hoses not included)

Duty Class

Width

Weight

Depth

Length

Capacity

Height Open

Height Closed

Holes

Hole Spacing

Tractor Duty

60"

380 lb

28"

34.5"

29"

27"

BOE not avail.

72"

430 lb

28"

34.5"

29"

27"

BOE not avail.

Standard Duty

60"

585 lb

35"

34.5"

.53 yd

35"

28"

7

9"

66"

620 lb

35"

34.5"

.58 yd

35"

28"

7

10"

72"

655 lb

35"

34.5"

.64 yd

35"

28"

7

11"

Heavy Duty

72"

900 lb

38"

34.5"

.75 yd

35"

28"

9

9"

78"

935 lb

38"

34.5"

.80 yd

35"

28"

9

9"

84"

975 lb

38"

34.5"

.87 yd

35"

28"

9

9"

Heavy Duty with Weld-on Teeth

72"

958 lb

38"

34.5"

.75 yd

35"

28"

BOE not avail.

78"

993 lb

38"

34.5"

.80 yd

35"

28"

BOE not avail.

84"

1040 lb

38"

34.5"

.87 yd

35"

28"

BOE not avail.

Light Material Buckets

Duty Class

Width

Configuration

Weight

Height

Depth

Capacity

Holes

Hole Spacing

Tractor Duty

72"

with edge

595 lb

26.35"

29.54"

.6 yd

11

6.5"

78"

with edge

614 lb

26.98"

31.49"

.75 yd

9

9"

84"

with edge

653 lb

26.98"

31.74"

.75 yd

9

9.75"

Standard Duty

84"

without edge

740 lb

35"

41"

1.6 yd

9

9.75"

84"

with edge

943 lb

35"

41"

1.6 yd

9

9.75"

96"

without edge

880 lb

35"

41"

2 yd

9

10.83"

96"

with edge

1112 lb

35"

41"

2 yd

9

10.83"

Standard Duty for Wheel Loaders

54"

without edge

490 lb

31"

30.3"

.5 yd

5

10.83"

60"

without edge

598 lb

29"

31.8"

.66 yd

7

9"

60"

without edge

720 lb

34"

41.75"

1 yd

7

9"

72"

without edge

760 lb

30"

36.5"

1 yd

7

11"

78"

without edge

1000 lb

44"

49.75"

2 yd

7

10.83"

84"

without edge

975 lb

36"

55"

2 yd

8

11"

Low Profile Buckets

Series

Width

Height

Depth

Weight

Holes

Hole Spacing

Standard Floor
(32" Floor)

60"

20"

32"

429 lb

7

9"

68"

20"

32"

465 lb

7

10"

72"

20"

32"

473 lb

7

11"

78"

20"

32"

543 lb

9

9"

84"

20"

32"

683 lb

9

9.75"

Long Floor

68"

20"

36"

506 lb

7

10"

72"

20"

36"

533 lb

7

11"

75"

20"

36"

719 lb

8

10"

78"

20"

36"

608 lb

9

9"

80"

20"

36"

748 lb

7

12"

84"

20"

36"

728 lb

9

9.75"

Rock Buckets
Duty Class	Width	Tine Spacing	Weight	Grapple Opening	Bucket Height	Shipping Width Grapple	Depth No Mounting	Depth with Mounting
Heavy Duty	66"	2"	680 lb	60"	22"	38"	43"	49.8"
	75"	2"	742 lb	60"	22"	38"	43"	49.8"
	75"	2"	625 lb	60"	22"	38"	43"	49.8"
	84"	2"	692 lb	60"	22"	38"	43"	49.8"

Features

4-IN-1 Multi-Purpose Buckets

Functions as a loader bucket, clam, dozer, scraper, and bottom dump bucket
Strong hinges and pins to distribute load
Replacement bolt-on wear edge, bolt-on tooth bar, and bolt-on tool bars that fit over weld-on wear edge.

Light Material Buckets

.75" x 6" high carbon, beveled cutting edge
Optional bolt-on wear edge
Rolled inside surface for easier material clean out
Fully integrated torque box design coupled with high tensile steel side profile cutter edges provide more load handling capacity
Wear plating across bottom to prevent damage on bucket floor
Forward swept top wrap to better contain wet or loose material
Heavy gauge bucket wrap material

Low Profile Buckets

Bolt-on side cutters included standard
30" standard floor buckets for more severe conditions when break out force is required
36" long floor buckets for better visibility, productivity & cutting grade
Heavy edges 1" for 78" width and above .75" for less than 78"
Strong box sections and full wear strips for better bottom protection
High tensile side cutter tie into the front edge for better support

Rock Buckets

One grapple assembly fits 66", 75", and 84" rock buckets with 2" and 3" bucket tine spacing
Hooks are welded to front tube rather than individual bolted for added strength and ease of assembly
Replaceable front line assembly
Hooks do not extend beyond front plane of bucket tines
Grapple hooks interlock with bucket tines
Added structure between grapple arms to trap and contain debris
Spherical bearings, threaded cylinder glands, and secluded grease zerks for added durability
Easy to assemble grapple mounting

FAQs

What types of buckets are available for mini skid steers?

There are various types including general-purpose buckets, tooth buckets, rock buckets, snow/light material buckets, and specialty buckets like auger and grapple buckets.

How do I choose the right bucket for my mini skid steer?

Consider the tasks you need to perform (e.g., digging, grading, lifting light materials) and match the bucket type and size to your skid steer's specifications and lifting capacity.

What is the standard size range for mini skid steer buckets?

Mini skid steer buckets typically range from 36 to 48 inches in width, but sizes can vary based on the specific model and application.

Can I use a standard skid steer bucket on a mini skid steer?

Generally, no. Standard skid steer buckets are usually too large and heavy for mini skid steers. It’s important to use buckets specifically designed for mini skid steers.

What materials are buckets for mini skid steers made from?

Buckets are usually made from heavy-duty steel to withstand tough conditions, with reinforced edges and wear plates for added durability.

How do I attach and detach a bucket from a mini skid steer?

Most mini skid steers use a quick-attach system that allows for easy swapping of attachments. Follow the manufacturer’s instructions for attaching and detaching buckets safely.

Are there any special maintenance requirements for mini skid steer buckets?

Regularly inspect the bucket for wear and tear, check for cracks, and ensure that the attachment points are secure. Sharpen or replace the edges as needed and keep the bucket clean to prevent material buildup.

Can mini skid steer buckets be used for digging?

Yes, certain types of buckets like tooth buckets are specifically designed for digging and can handle various soil conditions.

What are the advantages of using a light material bucket on a mini skid steer?

Light material buckets are ideal for moving large volumes of lighter materials such as mulch, snow, wood shavings, and grain, making them highly efficient for such tasks.

How do I ensure that the bucket I choose is compatible with my mini skid steer?

Check the compatibility guidelines provided by the skid steer and bucket manufacturers, ensuring that the bucket’s specifications (weight, width, and attachment type) match your machine’s capabilities.

What safety considerations should I keep in mind when using a mini skid steer bucket?

Always follow the manufacturer’s safety guidelines, avoid overloading the bucket, ensure secure attachment before use, and be mindful of the terrain and surroundings to prevent accidents.

Parts & Service

Boxer parts and service are provided through our network of Boxer Authorized Service Dealers. Please use our Dealer Locator to find the closest dealer near you. If you are unable to find a dealer in your area, please call our Parts Department at (800) 255-8839.

Be sure to ask about our Boxer Maintenance Kits. Maintenance kits include a service reminder decal, synthetic blend replacement engine oil (10W30 Oil for gas-powered machines and 15W40 Oil for diesel machines), engine oil filter, fuel filter, air filter and hydraulic filter for gas and diesel engines. A mid-wheel maintenance kit and an idler wheel maintenance kit also have been introduced, containing all of the parts to rebuild a mid-wheel or the idler wheels, respectively. All maintenance kits are packaged with Boxer recommended OEM replacement components.

For attachments, warranty begins on the date the product is purchased by the original purchaser, first lease and/or rental of unit, or 6 months after invoiced ship date if no registration has been submitted. Once the warranty period has begun it cannot be stopped or interrupted for any reason, and all warranties are non-transferrable. If leased or rented by rental yard first, then sold warranty will not transfer, warranty ends at that point.

Owner Responsibilities

Following or performing the required or recommended preventive maintenance and
following the safety procedures and guidelines with respect to the use and maintenance
of the

Covered Product as described in the operators’ manual, including lubricating the
machine as specified in the operator’s manual.

Keeping all bolts torqued to specifications, and inspecting all bolts, fittings, and hoses
daily.

Keeping all safety equipment installed and in working condition.

Keeping all filters clean.

Repairing all minor hydraulic leaks such as, loose hoses and fittings.

Replacing any decals that may be damaged or illegible.

Using only qualified operators who have read and thoroughly understand the operator’s
manual.

Returning Covered Products to the dealer for warranty work, follow up inspections and
service bulletin updates.

Adhering to the terms and conditions of this Warranty, including returning a Covered
Product to the dealer for warranty work within 30 days from the date of any failure of the
Covered Product.

Adhering to the service bulletin updates and requirements.

Operating the Covered Product in accordance with the applicable design specifications.