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4-in-1 Buckets
Compare 4-in-1 bucket functions, carrier compatibility, capacity, hydraulics, cutting edges and alternatives. Includes buying checks and FAQs.
Explore guide →Augers
Compare augers, their applications, mounting requirements and carrier compatibility.
Explore guide →Bale Grabs
Bale grabs use smooth arms or rollers to clamp round or square bales without puncturing them. They are especially useful for wrapped silage where the handling tool must provide enough grip while minimizing damage to the plastic film.
Explore guide →Bale Spears
Bale spears use one or more long tines to penetrate and support hay or straw bales. They are mechanically simple, quick to use and widely fitted to tractors, compact loaders, wheel loaders and telehandlers for field, yard and barn handling.
Explore guide →Brush Cutters
Brush cutters use rotating blades, discs or heavy cutting tools to clear grass, brush, saplings and unmanaged vegetation. They are lighter and more direct than forestry mulchers when the job is primarily cutting rather than...
Explore guide →Casing Rotators
Casing rotators grip and rotate temporary or permanent casing into or out of the ground during full-casing foundation work. They are specialist systems used where bore stability, groundwater control or difficult ground makes continuous casing advantageous.
Explore guide →Chain Trenchers
Chain trenchers cut narrow, consistent trenches using a driven digging chain. They are widely used for utilities, drainage and irrigation where controlled trench width can reduce excavation and backfill volume.
Explore guide →Clamshell Grabs
Clamshell grabs use two opposing shells to scoop and retain loose bulk material. They are used with cranes, material handlers and excavators for sand, soil, grain, waste and other flowable materials.
Explore guide →Cold Planers & Road Planers
Cold planers and road planers mill asphalt or concrete surfaces with a rotating drum. Compact attachment-mounted planers are used for patch preparation, level correction, utility work and removal around confined areas.
Explore guide →Compaction Wheels
Compaction wheels densify cohesive backfill by pressing shaped feet into the soil while the carrier moves the wheel through a trench or fill area. They use machine weight and repeated kneading action rather than hydraulic...
Explore guide →Concrete Crushers
Concrete crushers use powerful jaws to break reinforced or unreinforced concrete during primary demolition or controlled structural reduction. Jaw geometry, opening, crushing force and carrier stability determine where a...
Explore guide →Concrete Pulverizers
Concrete pulverizers reduce demolished concrete into smaller pieces and help separate reinforcing steel for recycling. They are commonly used in secondary processing after a structure has already been brought down.
Explore guide →Crusher Buckets
Crusher buckets process suitable demolition material, rock or aggregate directly on the carrier. They can reduce transport and rehandling where on-site material can be crushed to a useful size.
Explore guide →Demolition Grapples
Compare demolition grapples, their applications, mounting requirements and carrier compatibility.
Explore guide →Demolition Shears
Demolition shears cut steel sections, plate, pipe and mixed structural metal. Their performance depends on jaw geometry, blade condition, hydraulic power and the size and shape of the material being cut.
Explore guide →Digging Buckets
Compare digging buckets, their applications, mounting requirements and carrier compatibility.
Explore guide →Ditch-Cleaning Buckets
Ditch-cleaning buckets are wide, shallow excavator buckets designed for finishing, slope work, ditch maintenance and cleanup rather than aggressive digging. Their broad cutting edge can create a smooth grade while the shallow profile sheds material easily.
Explore guide →Drill Masts
Excavator-mounted drill masts add a feed beam, drilling head and control system to the excavator boom, allowing the carrier to position a drill accurately on slopes, benches and confined sites where a dedicated drill rig may be less practical.
Explore guide →Drum Cutters
Drum cutters use hydraulically driven rotating drums fitted with picks to cut rock, concrete, asphalt and other compact material. They are chosen when controlled excavation or profiling is more important than impact breaking.
Explore guide →Felling Heads
Felling heads are forestry attachments built to grip and sever standing stems. Depending on the design they may cut one tree at a time, accumulate several small stems, or combine felling with limited handling before the timber is placed for processing.
Explore guide →Flail Mowers
Compare flail mower types, hydraulic flow, knives and hammers, carrier compatibility, cutting capacity, safety, maintenance and buying checks.
Explore guide →Forestry Mulchers
Forestry mulchers shred woody vegetation with a powered rotor. The appropriate head depends on the material, ground contact, desired finish and the continuous power available from its carrier.
Explore guide →Grading Buckets
Compare grading buckets, their applications, mounting requirements and carrier compatibility.
Explore guide →Grapple Buckets
Grapple buckets combine a solid loader bucket with one or more hydraulic top clamps. They scoop loose material like a bucket while the grapple arms secure brush, logs, rocks and demolition debris that would otherwise roll or spill.
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