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The Prime Attachments Skid Steer Rock Bucket is built to separate rocks, roots, sticks, and other debris from loose soil while you work. Its open tine design lets dirt fall back through the bucket, helping you clean up disturbed ground without hauling away more material than you need to.
Three-inch tine spacing gives the bucket a good balance between screening and material retention, while removable side plates help keep larger debris contained when needed. Reinforced outer tines and a durable cutting edge add strength for regular land-clearing, landscaping, and property-maintenance work.
What is the Prime Attachments Skid Steer Rock Bucket designed for?
The Rock Bucket is designed to separate rocks, roots, sticks, and other debris from loose soil. The open tine design lets smaller material fall through while larger debris stays in the bucket for removal.
How far apart are the tines?
The tines are spaced 3″ apart, giving the bucket a good balance between screening soil and retaining rocks and larger debris.
What sizes are available?
The Rock Bucket is available in 62″, 68″, 74″, 78″, and 84″ widths.
What are the removable side plates for?
The bolt-on side plates help keep material contained while you carry it. They can also be removed when you want a more open bucket for screening and cleanup work.
Can I use the Rock Bucket for roots and brush?
Yes. In addition to rocks, the open tine design works well for gathering roots, sticks, logs, brush, and other debris during land clearing and property cleanup.
Does the Rock Bucket require auxiliary hydraulics?
No. The Rock Bucket has no hydraulic functions, so auxiliary hydraulics are not required.
Can I use the Rock Bucket for digging?
Yes. The cutting edge and pointed tine design can scoop into loose soil and disturbed ground while screening material. For hard, compacted ground, a dedicated digging attachment may be a better first step.
How do I choose the right Rock Bucket width?
Consider your skid steer’s overall width, rated operating capacity, and the type of work you plan to do. A bucket wide enough to cover your tire or track path is often useful for cleanup and site work, while narrower sizes can be easier to maneuver in tight areas.
What is the difference between a Rock Bucket and a Rock & Brush Grapple?
The Rock Bucket is an open screening bucket without a hydraulic grapple. A Rock & Brush Grapple adds hydraulic grapples for securing logs, brush, roots, and other irregular material during transport.
Note: Compatibility depends on your machine’s quick-attach mounting system, rated operating capacity, overall width, and the Rock Bucket size you select. Always verify your own skid steer or compact track loader specifications before ordering. A model appearing below does not guarantee compatibility with every year or configuration.
Common Compatible Machines
Bobcat: S570, S590, S595, S62, S64, S66, S650, S740, S750, S76, S770, S86, T590, T595, T62, T64, T66, T650, T740, T76, T770, T86
Caterpillar: 236D, 236D3, 242D, 242D3, 246D, 246D3, 262D, 262D3, 272D, 272D3, 249D, 249D3, 259D, 259D3, 279D, 279D3, 289D, 289D3, 299D, 299D3
John Deere: 318G, 320G, 324G, 330G, 332G, 317G, 323E, 325G, 331G, 333G, 318 P-Tier, 320 P-Tier, 324 P-Tier, 325 P-Tier, 330 P-Tier, 331 P-Tier, 333 P-Tier
Kubota: SSV65, SSV75, SVL65-2, SVL75, SVL75-2, SVL75-3, SVL97-2, SVL97-3
CASE: SR175B, SV185B, SR210B, SR240B, SV280B, SV340B, TR270B, TR310B, TV370B, TV450B
New Holland: L218, L220, L228, L318, L320, L328, L334, C227, C232, C327, C330, C332, C337, C345
Takeuchi: TL6R, TL8, TL8R2, TL10, TL10V2, TL12R2, TL12V2
ASV: RT-50, RT-60, RT-65, RT-75, VT-70, VT-75, VT-80, RS-75, VS-75
Gehl: R165, R190, R220, R260, V270, V330, RT165, RT195, RT215, RT255
Mustang / Manitou: 1650R, 1900R, 2200R, 2600R, 2050, 2100RT, 2150RT, 2500RT, 2550RT
JCB: 190, 205, 225, 270, 300, 330, 190T, 205T, 225T, 260T, 300T, 325T
Volvo: MC60C, MC70C, MC95C, MCT85C, MCT110C, MCT125C
Wacker Neuson: SW16, SW17, SW20, SW21, ST31, ST45, ST50
Yanmar: TL65RS, TL75VS, TL80VS, TL100VS
Prime Attachments provides a two-year manufacturer warranty, subject to the manufacturer’s terms and exclusions.
Separate debris without hauling away good soil.
The open tine design lets loose soil fall back to the ground while rocks, roots, sticks, and larger material stay in the bucket.
Clean up more than rocks.
Roots, brush, logs, construction debris, and other larger material can all be collected while finer soil screens through the bucket.
Adjust the bucket to the job.
Leave the removable side plates installed when you want better material containment or take them off for a more open screening setup.
Keep operation simple.
With no hydraulic cylinders or hoses to connect, the Rock Bucket works like a standard bucket while giving you the added benefit of screening material as you go.
At ECHO Eqpt, we actually use and support the equipment we sell. You’re not getting generic answers, you are talking to people who understand how this equipment works in the field. That means faster answers, better recommendations, and no wasted time trying to figure things out on your own.
We’re easy to work with. If something breaks, tell us what actually happened and be honest with us (a good sense of humor doesn’t hurt either). We’re often known to help out even outside of standard warranty terms. And if it’s on us, we’ll own it and make it right. No excuses, no finger pointing - just real support when it matters.
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