Rock bucket ????? Worth buying or not

[Rustyiron]

Thank you very much that is what I needed to know. Do you think it would work to pick up windrows of rocks made by my Harley rake and construction debris

Yes, but you'll mess up that pretty seed ready finish that yor harley left. If your putting in lawns, I've seen contractors harley rake then go get the windrows with a rockhound. That's a lot of bucks in attachments, but deffinetly the fastest way to make it seed ready.

 

[jenkinsph]

Thank you very much that is what I needed to know. Do you think it would work to pick up windrows of rocks made by my Harley rake and construction debris

I would rather use a regular bucket and shovel the windrows in. Adds a little labor but leaves a better finish so works out the same.

 

[Notforhire]

Thank you very much that is what I needed to know. Do you think it would work to pick up windrows of rocks made by my Harley rake and construction debris

Yes I think it would work to a point. I think the tines on my bucket are 2 in. apart, so small stuff falls through. As mentioned it may mess up your Harley job a little. I have used it to rip up bushes, brush, ect. I'm glad that I bought it, but like I said, it was a little much for the 3240. I think with the smaller Bradco you should be OK.

Best, Bill

 

[RDrancher]

I would rather use a regular bucket and shovel the windrows in. Adds a little labor but leaves a better finish so works out the same.

Agreed. A lot of the rocks we have around here are flat limestone shale. They may be 10" across, but fall right through a rock bucket. Sometimes I'll windrow with the Harley rake and then collect with a Ratchet Rake, hit it with a smooth bucket and finally a shovel.