The Virnig V50 Skeleton Rock Bucket gathers rocks while letting loose soil sift through an open lower frame. It is useful for cleanup and ground preparation where the goal is to remove stones while leaving more of the surrounding loose material on the site.

Every tine is made from one piece of steel for continuous support through the bucket. The V50 SRV family uses its own rock-sorting tine layout, with a rock dam and notches near the tips to help retain collected stones. Fully gusseted tine tips reinforce the part of the bucket that first enters the material.

Choose the width and attachment weight around the carrier and the typical rock load. This plain bucket has no hydraulic grapple, so the operator controls load retention through bucket angle and travel position. Its one-piece tine construction distinguishes it from the V40 arrangement, while the V60 family uses a separate heavier tine specification.