Lumber Jack Firewood Bucket Top Dog Attachments - 90in. Skid Steer - 9010110

Feature

• XL High-Capacity Design
  One foot taller than standard firewood buckets for increased carrying volume and fewer trips.
• Designed for Firewood Handling
  Ideal for scooping, transporting, and staging firewood quickly and efficiently.
• 3-7/8" Tine Spacing
  Allows bark, dirt, and loose debris to fall through while keeping logs and split wood contained.
• Universal Quick Attach Plate
  Fits most skid steers for fast hookup and easy operation.
• Heavy-Duty GR50 Steel Construction
  Built for strength and durability in demanding material handling applications.
• Made in the USA
  Manufactured with quality materials for dependable, long-term performance.
• 4,000 lb Capacity
  Designed for serious work in commercial firewood operations and heavy-duty property use.
• Cutting Edge: 1/2" GR50 Steel
• Tines & Uprights: 5/16" GR50 Steel
• Side Plates: 1/4" GR50 Steel
• Side Straps: 5/16" GR50 Steel

What Our Experts Think

• Extra-Wide 90-Inch Capacity: Designed for high-volume firewood handling, allowing faster loading, moving, and stacking of large log quantities.
• Maximizes Skid Steer Productivity: Transforms your machine into a high-efficiency firewood transport system, reducing cycle times on job sites.
• Ideal for Commercial Operations: Perfect for firewood suppliers, forestry work, farms, and large property maintenance tasks.
• Heavy-Duty Construction: Built to withstand continuous use in rugged outdoor environments and demanding material handling conditions.
• Improves Workflow Efficiency: Helps reduce manual labor while speeding up firewood processing and site organization.
• Versatile Attachment Use: Expands skid steer functionality for multiple material handling applications beyond just firewood.

Q&A

Maintenance Tips

• Inspect skid steer mounting plates, locking pins, and weld points before each use to ensure safe operation.
• Clean the bucket and attachment thoroughly after every job to remove wood chips, mud, and debris buildup.
• Check hydraulic components (if equipped) for leaks, wear, or loose fittings and service immediately if needed.
• Tighten bolts, fasteners, and structural joints regularly to maintain strength under heavy loads.
• Lubricate all pivot points and moving parts to reduce friction and extend component life.
• Do not exceed the rated load capacity to avoid stress on the attachment and skid steer system.
• Store in a dry, covered area when not in use to prevent rust, corrosion, and weather damage.
• Touch up scratched or exposed metal surfaces with protective coating to maintain durability