Deep Trench Buckets: Precision Digging for Efficiency and Savings

Looking for the perfect solution for narrow, deep trenching tasks? Deep Trench Buckets are specifically designed to dig trenches narrower than the width of the quick hitch but deeper than a standard bucket can handle.

Why Choose Deep Trench Buckets?

Traditional trenching often requires “benching out,” where a wider bucket is used to over-cut the trench, followed by re-cutting a narrower one. With a Deep Trench Bucket, this extra step is eliminated, saving you time, fuel, and operator costs while reducing wear on your machine.

Key Features:

• Longer, Shallower Design: Ideal for wet conditions, these buckets feature less surface area on the sides, allowing wet material to release easily and speeding up the digging process.
• Custom Edge Options: Choose between teeth and adaptors for efficient digging or a gummy edge for safe digging around utilities and services.
• Enhanced Clearance: Teeth are splayed to reduce jamming in wet clay or loose material, ensuring smoother operation, better fuel economy, and faster cycle times.

Benefits:

• Efficiency: Move less material and cut costs on fuel and operator time.
• Versatility: Performs exceptionally in wet conditions and challenging environments.
• Durability: Built tough for demanding applications, saving on maintenance and spare parts costs.

Whether you’re buying or hiring, our Deep Trench Buckets are the ultimate tool for precision trenching. Boost your productivity today!

• Longer Bucket Design – Reduces the need to bench out to dig deep narrow trenches.
• Shallower Bucket Design – Less material hang up therefore easier to empty.
• Heavy-Duty Top Box – Evenly distributes digging force through the bucket.
• Splayed Bucket Teeth – Better tooth penetration, greater side clearance.
• Tapered Bucket Design – Keeps the sides of the bucket clear of the trench.
• eie80** High Strength Steel (Bisalloy80) – Built to withstand continuous use under harsh Australian conditions.

**eie80 grade high strength steel has a material hardness of 250 – 280 Brinell. It’s 3 x stronger and 3 x more abrasion resistant than mild steel 250 grade.