Excavator Buckets
An excavator bucket has to match the machine in three ways: the mounting dimensions, the machine size and the material being dug.
Sourced on request. We do not list part numbers for this line yet. Send your details and we check what our supply chain can provide, then quote it with the rest of your parts. Availability, MOQ, lead time and warranty depend on the item and are stated on that quote.
What we can source
- General purpose buckets
- Everyday digging in soil and light material.
- Heavy duty buckets
- Reinforced for mixed ground and more abrasive work.
- Rock buckets
- Built for broken rock and quarry-type work.
- Ditch cleaning buckets
- Wide and shallow, for grading and ditch work.
When to replace a bucket
- The shell is worn thin or has holes
- Cracks at the side plates or the mounting ears
- Pin bores have worn oval
- The base edge can no longer hold adapters or a cutting edge
What to send for a quote
- Machine model and operating weight
- Pin diameter
- Width between the mounting ears
- Pin center distance
- Quick coupler type, if you use one
- Bucket width or capacity, and the material you dig
Frequently Asked Questions
Why do you need pin dimensions if you know the model?
Machines may have different mounting sizes, and a quick coupler changes what the bucket has to fit. Measuring the old bucket avoids a wrong order.
Can a bucket come with teeth fitted?
Tell us the tooth system you use and we include that request in the quote.