The Stinger Snow Bucket is built for moving large volumes of snow, mulch, sawdust, manure, light material, and loose debris with a skid steer, compact track loader, or tractor with the right mount. Its high-capacity bucket design lets operators scoop, carry, and dump more material per pass than a standard dirt bucket, making it a strong fit for snow removal, farm cleanup, landscaping, and property maintenance.

Stinger lists this snow bucket with a 3/16" Grade 50 steel shell, reinforced shell structure, 1/4" sides, added side support, 1/2" x 4" wear bars, and weld-on or bolt-on cutting edge options. The tractor version is also listed with Universal Quick Attach, John Deere 100-500 Series, and Global Euro mount options, so this bucket can be positioned for skid steers and tractors.

Features

• High-capacity snow bucket built for snow removal, light material handling, and general cleanup.
• 3/16" Grade 50 steel shell gives the bucket a strong working body for winter and farm use.
• Shell is reinforced with a welded 4" x 2" rectangular tube and bottom radius plate.
• 1/4" sides with additional 1/2" x 3" welded steel support add strength on the outer bucket structure.
• 1/2" x 4" wear bars help protect the bottom of the bucket during scraping, loading, and repeated ground contact.
• Weld-on or bolt-on cutting edge options are available depending on use and service preference.
• See-through design helps improve visibility while scooping, carrying, and dumping.
• Available for skid steers, compact track loaders, and tractors with compatible mounting.
• Tractor mount options may include Universal Quick Attach, John Deere 100-500 Series, and Global Euro.
• Works well for snow, mulch, sawdust, manure, bedding, light debris, and other loose materials.

Moves More Snow Per Pass

The high-capacity bucket design helps move more snow, mulch, sawdust, and loose material with fewer trips across the lot, farm, or jobsite.

Built for Winter Cleanup

A wide bucket profile makes it a strong fit for clearing lots, driveways, farm lanes, barnyards, equipment yards, and loading areas.

Works with Skid Steers and Tractors

Available mounting options make it useful for skid steers, compact track loaders, and tractors with compatible quick attach systems.

Heavy-Duty Bucket Build

Grade 50 steel, reinforced shell construction, side supports, wear bars, and cutting edge options help it hold up to regular snow and material handling.

• Farmers clearing barnyards, lanes, feed areas, equipment yards, and snow piles.
• Snow removal crews moving snow from driveways, lots, sidewalks, loading areas, and commercial properties.
• Landscapers moving mulch, sawdust, light debris, and loose material during seasonal work.
• Property owners maintaining acreages, private roads, driveways, and outbuildings in winter.

• Available Widths: 6', 7', 8', 9', 10'
• Mounting Options: Universal Quick Attach, John Deere 100-500 Series, Global Euro
• Compatible Machines: Skid steers, compact track loaders, and tractors with compatible loader mounts
• Shell Material: 3/16" Grade 50 steel
• Shell Reinforcement: Welded 4" x 2" rectangular tube and bottom radius plate
• Side Plates: 1/4" sides
• Side Support: Additional 1/2" x 3" welded steel support
• Wear Bars: 1/2" x 4" wear bars
• Cutting Edge Options: Weld-on or bolt-on cutting edge
• Visibility: See-through bucket design

Will the Stinger Snow Bucket work on a tractor?

Yes. The snow bucket can work with tractors when ordered with the correct mount. Stinger lists tractor-friendly mount options including Universal Quick Attach, John Deere 100-500 Series, and Global Euro.

Is this only for snow?

No. It is called a snow bucket because of the high-capacity design, but it can also be used for mulch, sawdust, manure, bedding, light debris, and other loose materials.

Why choose a snow bucket instead of a standard dirt bucket?

A snow bucket gives you more volume for lighter materials. A standard dirt bucket is better for heavy digging, but a snow bucket is better when you need to move a lot of lighter material per pass.

What cutting edge should I choose?

A weld-on cutting edge is simple and durable for regular use. A bolt-on cutting edge is a good choice if you expect heavy wear and want easier replacement later.

Can this bucket be used on gravel driveways?

Yes, but like any bucket, operators should be careful not to dig into unfrozen gravel. Adjusting bucket angle and using smooth, controlled passes helps reduce gravel pickup.

What makes it stronger than a light-duty snow bucket?

The Grade 50 shell, reinforced bottom radius, welded support tube, 1/4" sides, added side support, wear bars, and cutting edge options give it a heavier working structure.

What width should I choose?

Choose a width based on machine size, tire or track width, lift capacity, and the areas you need to clear. Smaller machines usually pair better with 6' or 7' buckets, while larger skid steers, track loaders, and tractors can often handle wider options.

Stinger Attachments products are backed by a 2-year manufacturer warranty covering defects in materials and workmanship for the original purchaser. Twice the length of industry standard.

• Structural components and welds are covered under normal use
• Wear items such as cutting edges and skid shoes are considered maintenance
• Warranty applies to properly operated equipment within rated use

This warranty does not cover damage caused by misuse, improper operation, or normal wear and tear.

All warranty claims are handled through Echo Equipment, where you’ll work directly with our team to get issues resolved quickly without the runaround.