Tine Bucket- What's it good at

[olllotj]

I obtained one of these a few years ago, and am going to weld some deere bucket mounts on it so that i can try it out.

What are they intended for, and what else are they good at? I have some land to clear for a new driveway, and was thinking they'd come in handy.

 

[AaronS]

I believe their main purpose is to move hay and manure.

 

[oosik]

Run the tines shallow into the ground, drive forward - it should loosen the soil, bring up large rock and root balls. Also should work fairly well at gathering brush, limbs and the like.

 

[sd455dan]

I obtained one of these a few years ago, and am going to weld some deere bucket mounts on it so that i can try it out.

What are they intended for, and what else are they good at? I have some land to clear for a new driveway, and was thinking they'd come in handy.

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agree they are very good at manure and hay moving,
also use mine for trees , brush, slash pile clean up, pine needles and a lot of other things.

It really helps to have a grapple installed to.

I really like the round tined style.

One other advantage is- if a tine is ever bent or broken they can easily be replaced.

Good luck on getting yours modified and hooked up for use.

I also got my tined bucket used and had to modify it to fit, but it has been well worth the effort.