EXPRESS STEEL

Toro Dingo Stump Bucket

For Mini Skid Steers

90-Pound Attachment

Express Steel

Express Steel Toro Dingo Stump Bucket

SKU: ES30350 Availability confirmed before order

Sale price$1,960.99 USD

MOST IMPORTANT FEATURES

THREE WELDED TEETH

THREE WELDED TEETH FORM THE BUCKET’S DIGGING END. THE TEETH USE 3/4-INCH STEEL TO FOCUS THE WORKING CONTACT.

3/16-INCH STEEL WRAP

THE BUCKET BODY USES A 3/16-INCH WRAP. ITS NARROW SHAPE SUPPORTS CONCENTRATED DIGGING AROUND ROOTS.

3/8-INCH SERRATED EDGE

SERRATIONS RUN ALONG THE DIGGING EDGE OF THE BUCKET. THIS EDGE WORKS ALONGSIDE THE WELDED TEETH DURING ROOT-ZONE EXCAVATION.

1/2 × 6-INCH CUTTING EDGE

A 1/2-INCH BY 6-INCH CUTTING EDGE SUPPORTS THE FRONT OF THE BUCKET. KEEP DIGGING FORCES WITHIN THE LOADER’S OPERATING LIMITS.

90-POUND MINI ATTACHMENT

THE STUMP BUCKET WEIGHS 90 POUNDS AND USES A TORO DINGO MOUNT. ITS COMPACT ASSEMBLY SUITS A MATCHING MINI SKID STEER.

Description

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Express Steel Toro Dingo Stump Bucket

The Express Steel Toro Dingo Stump Bucket concentrates digging action around roots and stumps. Its Toro Dingo mini skid steer mount interface connects to a matching loader.

Three welded teeth form the bucket’s digging end. The teeth use 3/4-inch steel to focus the working contact. The bucket body uses a 3/16-inch wrap. Its narrow shape supports concentrated digging around roots.

Serrations run along the digging edge of the bucket. This edge works alongside the welded teeth during root-zone excavation. A 1/2-inch by 6-inch cutting edge supports the front of the bucket. Keep digging forces within the loader’s operating limits.

The stump bucket weighs 90 pounds and uses a Toro Dingo mount. Its compact assembly suits a matching mini skid steer. Choose a size and payload that stay within the carrier’s rated capacity, accounting for attachment weight, material density, and load position.

Express Steel Toro Dingo Stump Bucket

  • Three welded teeth form the bucket’s digging end. The teeth use 3/4-inch steel to focus the working contact.
  • The bucket body uses a 3/16-inch wrap. Its narrow shape supports concentrated digging around roots.
  • Serrations run along the digging edge of the bucket. This edge works alongside the welded teeth during root-zone excavation.
  • A 1/2-inch by 6-inch cutting edge supports the front of the bucket. Keep digging forces within the loader’s operating limits.
  • The stump bucket weighs 90 pounds and uses a Toro Dingo mount. Its compact assembly suits a matching mini skid steer.

Express Steel Toro Dingo Stump Bucket

  • Brand: Express Steel
  • Product: Toro Dingo Stump Bucket
  • Interface: Toro Dingo mini skid steer mount
  • Overall dimensions: 25 × 33 × 16 inches
  • ES30350: 90 lb

Express Steel Toro Dingo Stump Bucket

  • Working around roots and stumps.
  • Concentrated digging and root-zone excavation.
  • Landscape clearing within the loader’s operating limits.

Express Steel: Bucket Demonstrations

Express Steel Toro Dingo Stump Bucket

BUILT FOR THE WORK:

  • Three welded teeth form the bucket’s digging end. The teeth use 3/4-inch steel to focus the working contact.
  • The bucket body uses a 3/16-inch wrap. Its narrow shape supports concentrated digging around roots.
  • Serrations run along the digging edge of the bucket. This edge works alongside the welded teeth during root-zone excavation.
  • A 1/2-inch by 6-inch cutting edge supports the front of the bucket. Keep digging forces within the loader’s operating limits.
  • The stump bucket weighs 90 pounds and uses a Toro Dingo mount. Its compact assembly suits a matching mini skid steer.

SET UP FOR YOUR APPLICATION:

  • Working around roots and stumps.
  • Concentrated digging and root-zone excavation.
  • Landscape clearing within the loader’s operating limits.
  • 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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