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Rock Bucket with Dual Grapple for Skid Steers
Ships direct from Skid Steer Nation
Questions before you order? Email zach@smithcustomz.com or text 1-815-200-9363 — we’ll confirm fit and freight before you commit.
A good rock bucket is a workhorse for any crew, whether you’re clearing land, digging out roots, or moving heavy debris. This dual grapple rock bucket from Skid Steer Nation takes that utility up a notch, letting you tackle a wider range of jobs. Its round bar design lets smaller material fall through, keeping your load focused on what matters without excessive dirt. The front tooth bar is cut from 1-inch thick plate steel, ready to dig into tough ground or pry loose heavy items without bending. With an open back for clear visibility and removable side plates, you can safely transport wider loads or oversized material. The independently operated dual grapples give you precise control, allowing you to grab a single boulder or secure a full load.
Compatibility
Fits: Skid Steers with universal attachment plate and standard auxiliary hydraulics.
American-made by Skid Steer Nation. Sold by SmithCustomz as an authorized retailer — ships direct from the manufacturer with flat-rate freight. Questions? Email zach@smithcustomz.com or text 1-815-200-9363.
- Available Widths: 72”, 81”, 90”
- Weight: 600 lbs. - 850 lbs. (based on width)
- Hydraulic Cylinders: Dual 2 ½” x 8” (independently controlled)
- Front Tooth Bar: 1” thick plate steel, plasma cut
- Back & Bottom Bars: 1 ¼” formed round bars
- Frame: 4” tube (¼” wall thickness)
- Bar Spacing: 2 ½”
- Main Side Plates: ½” plate steel, laser cut
- Removable Side Plates: ⅜” thick
Compatibility
Fits: Skid Steers with universal attachment plate and standard auxiliary hydraulics.
Shipping is calculated at checkout based on the manufacturer's flat-rate freight schedule. Large items ship via LTL freight carrier.
Returns: partner-brand items follow the manufacturer's return policy — window, condition and any fee — and we coordinate the RMA for you. Details.
