Grading bucket 2.0 m, Trima

Robust 2.0 m grading bucket with Trima attachment

• Designed and built for hard work

• Low bucket back gives a better overview from the cab

• Long bottom to make the cut visible

• Round ends for optimal loading

• Prepared for snow collar installation

Grading bucket with good user-friendliness that fits all frontloaders

This bucket works best when e.g. adjusting, levelling, loading and unloading small and large areas and materials. Sand, soil or other fill are common materials to work with when ground levelling.

In general, the design is wider, has a lower back and is slightly longer than other buckets. This is ideal for levelling work.

With the help of the width, you can produce a neat and even surface over a larger area directly. Thanks to the low rear plate, which we call the back, the operator has an optimum overview from the cab, with a total height of 513 mm.

Thanks to the increased length, you also have a good overview from the operator’s cab of where the bucket’s blade is cutting. This means you have full control and precision over your levelling work, with hard or loose materials.

The underside of the grading bucket is equipped with wear ribs from the back to the front made of steel, which produces a strong structure and benefits during levelling work, as the ribs fill unevenness. The bucket also has reinforcements on the back as ends.

The ends are slightly rounded to optimise loading of loose materials. The back itself is angled at 10°, as levelling work and adjustments are also made by reversing and thereby levelling out unevenness using the straight rear blade.

The bucket is supplied with a Trima attachment.

The environmental images show grading buckets 1.8 m and 2.0 m with Euro attachment.

Maximize the bucket's capacity and versatility by adding a snow collar

With a snow collar, the bucket's total volume increases to 1390 liters (without the collar, 730 liters). You can easily mount the snow collar onto your grading bucket using the pre-drilled holes in both the bucket and the collar. Here, you can read more about the Snow Collar for grading bucket PLF3.