EXPRESS STEEL

42-Inch Toro Dingo Rock Bucket

For Mini Skid Steers

42-Inch Working Width

Express Steel

Express Steel 42-Inch Toro Dingo Rock Bucket

SKU: ES-TDRB-0042 Availability confirmed before order

Sale price$2,075.99 USD

MOST IMPORTANT FEATURES

3/8-INCH STEEL TINES

THE BUCKET USES 3/8-INCH STEEL FOR ITS OPEN-TINE BODY. LARGER ROCKS REMAIN IN THE BUCKET WHILE FINER MATERIAL FALLS THROUGH.

3-5/8-INCH TINE SPACING

THE TINE ARRANGEMENT USES 3-5/8-INCH SPACING. IT PROVIDES AN OPEN SORTING SURFACE FOR LOOSE MATERIAL.

COMPACT SORTING BODY

THE BODY IS 33 INCHES DEEP AND 19 INCHES TALL. A 42-INCH WORKING WIDTH SUITS MINI-LOADER MATERIAL SORTING.

TOP TREAD STEP

A TREAD STEP IS INTEGRATED INTO THE TOP OF THE BUCKET. INSPECT THE STEP AND ATTACHMENT MOUNTING POINTS AS PART OF NORMAL EQUIPMENT CARE.

TORO DINGO MOUNT

THE REAR PLATE USES THE TORO DINGO MINI-LOADER MOUNTING INTERFACE. IT IS A DIFFERENT CONNECTION FROM BOBCAT MT AND FULL-SIZE UNIVERSAL QUICK ATTACH.

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Express Steel 42-Inch Toro Dingo Rock Bucket

The Express Steel 42-Inch Toro Dingo Rock Bucket separates rocks and debris from loose soil. Its Toro Dingo mini skid steer mount interface connects to a matching loader.

The bucket uses 3/8-inch steel for its open-tine body. Larger rocks remain in the bucket while finer material falls through. The tine arrangement uses 3-5/8-inch spacing. It provides an open sorting surface for loose material.

The body is 33 inches deep and 19 inches tall. A 42-inch working width suits mini-loader material sorting. A tread step is integrated into the top of the bucket. Inspect the step and attachment mounting points as part of normal equipment care.

The rear plate uses the Toro Dingo mini-loader mounting interface. It is a different connection from Bobcat MT and full-size universal quick attach. Choose a size and payload that stay within the carrier’s rated capacity, accounting for attachment weight, material density, and load position.

Express Steel 42-Inch Toro Dingo Rock Bucket

  • The bucket uses 3/8-inch steel for its open-tine body. Larger rocks remain in the bucket while finer material falls through.
  • The tine arrangement uses 3-5/8-inch spacing. It provides an open sorting surface for loose material.
  • The body is 33 inches deep and 19 inches tall. A 42-inch working width suits mini-loader material sorting.
  • A tread step is integrated into the top of the bucket. Inspect the step and attachment mounting points as part of normal equipment care.
  • The rear plate uses the Toro Dingo mini-loader mounting interface. It is a different connection from Bobcat MT and full-size universal quick attach.

Express Steel 42-Inch Toro Dingo Rock Bucket

  • Brand: Express Steel
  • Product: 42-Inch Toro Dingo Rock Bucket
  • Interface: Toro Dingo mini skid steer mount
  • Body: 33 inches deep × 19 inches tall
  • Tine spacing: 3-5/8 inches
  • ES-TDRB-0042: 42-inch width; 200 lb

Express Steel 42-Inch Toro Dingo Rock Bucket

  • Separating rocks and debris from loose soil.
  • Landscape preparation and material sorting.
  • Collecting surface stone while allowing finer soil to fall through.

Express Steel: Bucket Demonstrations

Express Steel 42-Inch Toro Dingo Rock Bucket

BUILT FOR THE WORK:

  • The bucket uses 3/8-inch steel for its open-tine body. Larger rocks remain in the bucket while finer material falls through.
  • The tine arrangement uses 3-5/8-inch spacing. It provides an open sorting surface for loose material.
  • The body is 33 inches deep and 19 inches tall. A 42-inch working width suits mini-loader material sorting.
  • A tread step is integrated into the top of the bucket. Inspect the step and attachment mounting points as part of normal equipment care.
  • The rear plate uses the Toro Dingo mini-loader mounting interface. It is a different connection from Bobcat MT and full-size universal quick attach.

SET UP FOR YOUR APPLICATION:

  • Separating rocks and debris from loose soil.
  • Landscape preparation and material sorting.
  • Collecting surface stone while allowing finer soil to fall through.
  • Mount: Toro Dingo mini skid steer mount.
  • Match working width and payload to the loader and worksite.

READY FOR THE FIELD:

  • Inspect the body, working edges, mounting plate, and retaining hardware.
  • Engage the carrier’s attachment locks before working.
  • Account for bucket and payload weight within the carrier’s rated capacity.
  • Keep the work area clear and carry loaded attachments low during travel.
  • Clean and inspect the attachment after use.

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