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ajc excavating

02-15-2003 00:18:41




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Would like to here some opinions on 4 in 1 bucket versos a gp bucket




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David - OR

02-16-2003 06:26:31




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 Re: buckets in reply to ajc excavating, 02-15-2003 00:18:41  
I bought a John Deere backhoe with an aftermarket JRB 4-in-1 bucket. That 4-in-1 makes the machine incredibly useful for cleaning up around the farm -- you can clamshell 20 foot tree trunks, wads of blackberry vines, snarls of barbed wire, lengths of PVC pipe. You can pull tee posts without leaving the cab.

With a straight bucket I'd be booting this stuff all over the place, or looking for backup, or wrapping the items with a chain.

As a dozer, even a 4WD backhoe is never going to equal a tracked machine, but the 4-in-1 in dozer mode does a passable job consolidating brush piles, or making a first pass through 20 foot tall blackberry, or lightly grading a gravel driveway.

For me, the 4-in-1 bucket adds trememdously to the efficiency and versatility of the machine. I don't see any real downside (other than more stuff to break) .. the bucket still loads and grades just fine in bucket mode.

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Jim In Oz

02-15-2003 03:11:21




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 Re: buckets in reply to ajc excavating, 02-15-2003 00:18:41  
Obviously a 4:1 makes any loader an extremely versatile unit...grading/finishing,clam shell,loading etc.A loader without a 4:1 is not working to full capability.Heavy ,repetitive loading/carrying work is best left to a GP bucket.,but for all round versatility,a 4:1 can't be beat.



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