TOMAHAWK

Stump Bucket

For Skid Steers & Track Loaders

185-Pound Attachment

Tomahawk Stump Bucket

Tomahawk

Tomahawk Stump Bucket

SKU: 3011 Availability confirmed before order

Sale price$2,157.99 USD

MOST IMPORTANT FEATURES

FOUR 7/8-INCH TEETH

FOUR 7/8-INCH-THICK TEETH FOCUS THE DIGGING ACTION AT THE FRONT EDGE. THE TEETH ARE WELDED TO THE CUTTING-EDGE ASSEMBLY.

SERRATED DIGGING EDGE

A 3/8-INCH SERRATED EDGE WORKS WITH THE 1/2-INCH BY 6-INCH CUTTING EDGE. THIS NARROW DIGGING ARRANGEMENT SUPPORTS WORK AROUND ROOTS.

3/16-INCH STEEL WRAP

THE BUCKET USES A 3/16-INCH WRAP. A 1/4-INCH QUICK-ATTACH STRUCTURE CONNECTS IT TO THE CARRIER.

185-POUND ATTACHMENT

THE ATTACHMENT WEIGHS 185 POUNDS. ACCOUNT FOR THAT WEIGHT WHEN ASSESSING THE CARRIER’S WORKING CAPACITY.

FOR MACHINES UP TO 50 HP

THE STANDARD STUMP BUCKET IS RECOMMENDED FOR MACHINES WITH 50 HORSEPOWER OR LESS. USE CONTROLLED DIGGING MOVEMENTS WITHIN THE CARRIER’S OPERATING LIMITS.

Description

Key Benefits

Technical Specs

Applications

Tomahawk Stump Bucket

The Tomahawk Stump Bucket concentrates digging action around roots and stumps. Its Universal skid steer quick attach interface connects to a matching loader.

Four 7/8-inch-thick teeth focus the digging action at the front edge. The teeth are welded to the cutting-edge assembly. A 3/8-inch serrated edge works with the 1/2-inch by 6-inch cutting edge. This narrow digging arrangement supports work around roots.

The bucket uses a 3/16-inch wrap. A 1/4-inch quick-attach structure connects it to the carrier. The attachment weighs 185 pounds. Account for that weight when assessing the carrier’s working capacity.

The standard stump bucket is recommended for machines with 50 horsepower or less. Use controlled digging movements within the carrier’s operating limits. Choose a size and payload that stay within the carrier’s rated capacity, accounting for attachment weight, material density, and load position.

Tomahawk Stump Bucket

  • Four 7/8-inch-thick teeth focus the digging action at the front edge. The teeth are welded to the cutting-edge assembly.
  • A 3/8-inch serrated edge works with the 1/2-inch by 6-inch cutting edge. This narrow digging arrangement supports work around roots.
  • The bucket uses a 3/16-inch wrap. A 1/4-inch quick-attach structure connects it to the carrier.
  • The attachment weighs 185 pounds. Account for that weight when assessing the carrier’s working capacity.
  • The standard stump bucket is recommended for machines with 50 horsepower or less. Use controlled digging movements within the carrier’s operating limits.

Tomahawk Stump Bucket

  • Brand: Tomahawk
  • Product: Stump Bucket
  • Interface: Universal skid steer quick attach
  • Overall dimensions: 44 × 44.5 × 19.5 inches
  • Quick-attach structure: 1/4 inch
  • Machine recommendation: 50 HP or less
  • 3011: 185 lb

Tomahawk Stump Bucket

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

Tomahawk: Bucket Demonstrations

Tomahawk Stump Bucket

BUILT FOR THE WORK:

  • Four 7/8-inch-thick teeth focus the digging action at the front edge. The teeth are welded to the cutting-edge assembly.
  • A 3/8-inch serrated edge works with the 1/2-inch by 6-inch cutting edge. This narrow digging arrangement supports work around roots.
  • The bucket uses a 3/16-inch wrap. A 1/4-inch quick-attach structure connects it to the carrier.
  • The attachment weighs 185 pounds. Account for that weight when assessing the carrier’s working capacity.
  • The standard stump bucket is recommended for machines with 50 horsepower or less. Use controlled digging movements within the carrier’s operating limits.

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: Universal skid steer quick attach.
  • 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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