The Baumalight X4C Tree Scoop gives landscapers and property owners a practical attachment for moving small trees and preparing planting sites. Its 22-inch root ball diameter and 20-inch digging depth provide a defined working size for lifting and repositioning young trees, while the open scoop shape helps keep the digging point and planting area in view.

Built from 1/4-inch AR400 steel, the scoop combines an eight-panel structure with an aggressive digging tip. The formed panels strengthen the body as it works through soil, and the sharp point concentrates the initial cut where the operator positions the attachment. The reinforced design is suited to repeated digging and tree-moving work around landscaped properties and nursery grounds.

The X4C uses a bobcat mini skid steer mount, giving this model a specific connection for its carrier. Its 23-inch scoop width and 36-inch length keep the attachment compact enough for deliberate placement around smaller trees. The mounting configuration is included with this model, so its connection is clearly defined before it goes to work.

Designed for up to 1.5-inch evergreen trunks and 1-inch hardwood trunks, the X4C supports small-tree relocation, landscape changes, and nursery planting work. Controlled digging and careful handling help keep soil around the roots during the move. The compact scoop also gives crews a useful tool for working along planting rows and reaching individual trees without bringing a larger hydraulic spade into the area.