interesting bucket

[V8Druid]

put the pix up for when the ad is long gone ...

https://www.blocket.se/hassleholm/Tre_skopor_i_en___Profilskopa_S60_faste_81993392.htm?ca=23_4&w=3

seems a lot of money for that, to me at 33,000 Krone (£2,800) ...... 'tis a nice bucket though and it's a Kinshoffer product

 

[Grahams]

Combined V ditched and grading bucket. RF seem the only people to make them. Cheaper than two buckets.
Graham

 

[fred]

But it can only v ditch the right hand bank or am I not getting it

 

[doobin]

Has to be tilted Fred.

 

[fred]

Has to be tilted Fred.

would only work if its a tiny ditch less than the depth of the bucket.

 

[shaun1969]

go their RF tilt grading bucket and 800 mm digging bucket. They are very well made.

 

[Komatsu]

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put the pix up for when the ad is long gone ...

https://www.blocket.se/hassleholm/Tre_skopor_i_en___Profilskopa_S60_faste_81993392.htm?ca=23_4&w=3

seems a lot of money for that, to me at 33,000 Krone (£2,800) ...... 'tis a nice bucket though and it's a Kinshoffer product

Very good buckets, Think I put some pics up years ago on the other forum, not sure if it shows it in the link, but the actual headstock is on the angle as well, they also make what can only really be described as a box bucket, for doing footpaths and the like, which when seen working is so obvious and works a treat

 

[Komatsu]

This book is affectionally known as the bible, has everything and anything you could want or need...

 

[V8Druid]

Very good buckets, not sure if it shows it in the link, but the actual headstock is on the angle as well, they also make what can only really be described as a box bucket, for doing footpaths and the like.

Now you say it Ollie, I can see the whole top plate of the bucket is NOT parallel with the base / edge ..... obviously by design

 

[V8Druid]

This book is affectionally known as the bible, has everything and anything you could want or need...View attachment 2758

and there you have it ...... " Hydrema S type" listed separately ..... wonder what OBF stands for (One Big F**k up)

 

[Bucket on wheels]

and there you have it ...... " Hydrema S type" listed separately ..... wonder what OBF stands for (One Big F**k up)

wonder what OBF stands for .......
It's a combi hitch take the centre bolt out or in and you can change between two sizes let's say S50 and S60 in the same hitch

(One Big F**k up)

 

[Komatsu]

wonder what OBF stands for .......
It's a combi hitch take the centre bolt out or in and you can change between two sizes let's say S50 and S60 in the same hitch

(One Big F**k up)

I actually like the idea myself, we’ve done similar things with buckets etc, by fitting lose pins, and having one set “dog-boned” so we can drop it onto another machine, only on certain things, my crusher bucket been one of them, a lot cheaper than having to buy another one that is for sure.

 

[V8Druid]

yeh I've seen the combi Idea before ..... the single pin end pin is usually machined down too, in the central portion, from say 60mm down to 50mm, to suit the S type width for 50mm and then the secondary/removable pin would be a 50mm ..
outer ends of the machined pin remain at 60mm to the full width of the S 60 requirement .... can not find a pic

as for "OBF " ..... t'ain't just the Kombis it's covering Frank ..... reckon it must be their cataloging reference numbers

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[V8Druid]

I actually like the idea myself, we’ve done similar things with buckets etc, by fitting lose pins, and having one set “dog-boned” so we can drop it onto another machine, only on certain things, my crusher bucket been one of them, a lot cheaper than having to buy another one that is for sure.

I had a set of 'stepper bushes' machined up, (due to an acute lack of lathe facilities meself) to pick up my 70 mm pinned stuff under the VA-r (same centres-differing widths)

plus made some 50mm pins to suit

grub srews retain the bushes in situ on the 50mm pins

bit long in me favorite Geith, as there're no inner bosses in the cheeks on that .... but still works fine

no dearer than having two 70mm pins stepped down to 50mm with the cost of the 70mm pins included and maybe a little more flexible

 

[Komatsu]

From the show this year....like a kid in a sweet shop