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Tilt bucket that angles via a cylinder, allowing you to cut slopes and dig ditches. Integrated greaser.
Pin diameter 25 mm
Home delivery: €86.00 incl. VAT![]()
Dispatch between Tue 22 and Thu 24
Warehouse in France - Champagne-Ardenne
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A 60 cm tilt bucket changes how you approach grading and drainage work. The integrated tilt cylinder lets you angle the tool without repositioning the boom, cutting down on maneuvers when cutting ditches or battering slopes. The mounting pin is 25 mm in diameter—check this dimension on your carrier before selecting.
The integrated greaser simplifies maintenance of the pivot points. On the carrier side, the intended range starts on machines from 800 kg up to 1.6 t. On compact series, the most common OEM references are KX36-3 or KX41-2 chassis, as well as the JCB 801. Before ordering, measure the pin spacing and pin diameter on your mini-excavator's hitch.
The 60 cm tilt bucket stands out from a standard ditch-cleaning bucket thanks to its hydraulically actuated pivot. For wider applications, an 80 cm or 100 cm version is available from the same manufacturer; the difference comes down to displaced volume and the torque reserve available on the carrier. Check the 100 cm tilt bucket if your machine can handle a wider blade without exceeding its lift capacity.
For finishing work or ditch cleaning, the 80 cm tilt ditch-cleaning bucket offers a different geometry. Stick to the same dimension logic: 25 mm pin and integrated greaser.
The mounting pin is 25 mm in diameter. Verify this measurement on your mini-excavator's hitch before ordering.
Yes, the compatible range covers carriers from 800 kg to 1.6 t. KX36-3, KX41-2, or JCB 801 chassis are commonly found in this class.
The tilt cylinder lets you angle the tool to cut slopes or ditches without repositioning the machine, reducing maneuvers on site.
An integrated greaser is fitted on the attachment for maintaining the rotation points. Use a grease suitable for bucket pivot joints.
The tilt bucket features a hydraulically actuated pivot, whereas a standard ditch-cleaning bucket is mounted rigidly on the arm.