Wallenstein 9" Bucket 3 Teeth 0.8416 Cubic FT - BK2900

Wallenstein 9" Bucket 3 Teeth 0.8416 Cubic FT - BK2900

This is the Wallenstein BK2900 9 inch bucket that is designed for skisteers. When looking at the bucket it is heavy duty and has a volume of 0.8416 cubic ft.

• 3 Teeth bucket volume 
• 0.8416 Cubic ft 
• Heavy-duty construction 
• Simple installation 

• Durable Design: Constructed with high-quality materials for long-lasting strength and durability.
• Efficient Size: 9" bucket with 3 teeth, providing the perfect balance of capacity and precision for smaller digging tasks.
• Optimal Capacity: Holds up to 0.8416 cubic feet of material, ideal for handling a variety of soil and debris types.
• Versatile Attachment: Compatible with most skidsteers and backhoes, making it a flexible option for different machines.
• Easy to Use: Simple to attach and operate, perfect for quick jobs and precise digging.
• Time-Saving: Speeds up small digging and material handling tasks, reducing labor and effort.
• Reliable Performance: Designed for efficient and consistent performance, ensuring smooth operation every time.

Q: What is the Wallenstein BK2900 9" Bucket?
A: The Wallenstein BK2900 is a 9" bucket with three teeth, offering a 0.8416 cubic foot capacity. It's designed for efficient digging and material handling, ideal for backhoes and excavators.

Q: What are its primary applications?
A: The BK2900 is perfect for digging, scooping, and moving soil, gravel, and other materials in construction, landscaping, and excavation projects.

Q: What are its key features?
A: The BK2900 features a 9" width, three teeth for enhanced digging power, and a 0.8416 cubic foot capacity for efficient material handling, built to handle tough jobs and heavy materials.

Q: Is it easy to use?
A: Yes, the BK2900 is designed for easy attachment and use, providing effective digging and material handling with minimal effort and maximum efficiency.

Q: Can it handle heavy-duty tasks?
A: Yes, the BK2900 is designed to tackle tough materials and heavy-duty excavation tasks, making it a reliable tool for demanding jobs.

• Clean the bucket after each use to remove dirt, debris, and prevent rust.
• Inspect the teeth for wear or damage and replace them if necessary.
• Lubricate the bucket’s pivot points and attachment components to ensure smooth operation.
• Check for any cracks or damage to the bucket and address them promptly.
• Store the bucket in a dry place to avoid corrosion and extend its lifespan.