$550
40" hydraulic tilt bucket for 1-2 ton mini excavators, 25mm pins. The tilt is powered off your machine's auxiliary hydraulics and worked from the seat — no getting out, no shims, no guessing.
A wide grading bucket on a small machine. You cover ground fast and leave a clean finish instead of chasing it with the edge of a digging bucket. Cut a slope, shape a ditch bank, feather a driveway or finish a pad without repositioning every few feet.
Grading, ditch cleaning, slope work, backfilling, final finish work.
Doesn't fit your machine? We can custom make an adapter plate in our shop so it does — just ask.
SPECS:
- Fits 1-2 ton mini excavators
- 40" (1000mm) wide
- HYDRAULIC tilt — controlled from the cab
- 25mm pins
- Custom adapter plates available — we can make one to fit your machine
- New
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🧾 Subject to RI sales tax, unless we deliver out of state.
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TRANSFER OF OWNERSHIP & AS-IS SALE
The Seller, Ray & Sons Farm & Fleet LLC, hereby sells the item described above to the Buyer for the amount listed. The Buyer acknowledges that this item is sold in "AS-IS" condition with no warranties, express or implied. The Seller confirms they are the legal owner and the item is free of all liens.
Sales & Use Tax Disclaimer
Listed prices do not include applicable sales or use tax.
- Rhode Island pickup: Items picked up at our Rhode Island location are subject to 7% Rhode Island sales tax, regardless of the buyer's state of residence, unless a valid exemption certificate is provided.
- Out-of-state delivery: For items delivered outside Rhode Island, Rhode Island sales tax does not apply. The buyer is solely responsible for reporting and paying any sales, use, or other taxes owed in their home state or jurisdiction.
Ray & Sons Farm and Fleet collects sales tax only as required by the State of Rhode Island and does not collect or remit taxes on behalf of other states. Buyers are encouraged to consult their state's tax authority regarding their obligations.
