Loflin Mini Skid Steer Rock Bucket

'Ideal For'

• Property Owners clearing large rocks and debris from overgrown fields or new construction lots without losing valuable topsoil.
• Landscape Contractors preparing a "clean" seedbed by sifting out stones and roots that would otherwise damage mower blades or seeding equipment.
• Farm & Ranch Operators maintaining gravel driveways or sorting stone from fill dirt to repurpose material elsewhere on the homestead.
• Excavation Crews looking for a heavy-duty "sieve" to separate demolition debris from clean soil on residential job sites.
• Beach & Arena Managers who need to sift sand to remove large rocks, sticks, or trash to maintain a safe, uniform surface.

'Need to Knows'

• Precision Material Sifting: Designed with 3-5/8” tine spacing, allowing fine dirt and sand to fall through while capturing larger rocks and debris for easy removal.
• Industrial Strength Tines: Every bucket is constructed from 3/8” thick American steel, providing the structural rigidity to pry stubborn, half-buried rocks out of hard-packed soil.
• High-Visibility Sifting: The open-back design and low-profile tines allow the operator to see exactly how much material is being sifted in real-time.
• Integrated Treaded Step: Features a built-in treaded step for safe and easy cab entry and exit, even in wet or muddy conditions.
• Versatile Sizing: Available in 36”, 42”, and 48” widths, ensuring an ideal match for your machine's width and hydraulic lifting capacity.
• Abrasive-Resistant Finish: Coated in a high-durability powder-coated finish to protect the steel from the constant friction and impact of rock handling.

'Warranty & Specs'

• Multi-Machine Compatibility: Stocked for Toro Dingo (Mini-Universal) and Bobcat MT mounts; custom builds available for Compact Tractors and specialized loaders.
• Custom Spacing Options: While 3-5/8" is standard, custom tine spacing (down to a minimum of 3") can be ordered to meet specific material sorting requirements.
• Structural Integrity: Reinforced at the mounting plate and along the tine spine to handle the high-torque prying forces required for rock extraction.
• Origin: Proudly hand-welded and fabricated in Denton, North Carolina (USA).

Loflin Mini Skid Steer Rock Bucket

End the Struggle with Debris and Turn Rocky Terrain into Professional-Grade Topsoil

Clearing a site littered with buried stones, jagged roots, and construction rubble often feels like an impossible uphill battle. You’ve likely spent countless hours with a standard bucket, only to find that you are either leaving the rocks behind or accidentally hauling away piles of expensive, usable topsoil. Without a way to separate the waste from the earth, your finished grade remains uneven and hazardous to mower blades, forcing you to settle for a "good enough" finish that lacks professional polish.

The frustration of manual raking or hand-picking stones from a fresh seedbed is a significant drain on both your energy and your project's timeline. You may have attempted to "back-drag" with a smooth-edge bucket, only to smear the debris deeper into the ground rather than removing it. Without the mechanical advantage of a sifting tool, your crew is left doing the heavy lifting by hand, which slows down your progress and leaves your clients waiting for results that should have been achieved in a single pass.

The loflin mini skid steer rock bucket redefines site preparation by utilizing an array of 3/8” thick high-tensile steel tines to act as an industrial-strength sieve. Proudly fabricated in North Carolina, this attachment is engineered with 3-5/8” tine spacing to trap problematic rocks and roots while allowing fine, nutrient-rich soil to pass through easily. Whether you are operating a Toro Dingo or a Bobcat MT, the rigid structural spine and reinforced mounting plate allow you to pry up stubborn, half-buried boulders that would bow or break a lighter-duty attachment.

Once you integrate the loflin mini skid steer rock bucket into your workflow, the transition from a cluttered lot to a pristine landscape is nearly instantaneous. The open-frame design gives you a clear line of sight to your work, allowing you to monitor exactly what is being captured and what is being left behind. You gain the added convenience of an integrated treaded step, ensuring that jumping in and out of the cab is safe and easy, even when your machine is covered in dust. This efficiency turns hours of manual labor into minutes of machine work.

At Timber Splitter Warehouse, we offer these American-made powerhouses in 36”, 42”, and 48” widths to perfectly match your machine's footprint. Every bucket receives a high-durability powder coat finish, specifically chosen to resist the constant abrasion of rock-on-steel contact. While our standard spacing is optimized for general sifting, we offer custom tine configurations down to 3" for specialized projects, giving you a tailored tool that handles your specific soil conditions and debris sizes with ease.

Investing in this specialized sifting bucket means investing in the longevity of your equipment and the quality of your reputation. By removing the debris that causes future drainage issues or equipment damage, you provide your clients with a superior result that stands the test of time. When you choose the loflin mini skid steer rock bucket, you are choosing a tool built for the most aggressive prying and sorting tasks in the industry. Reclaim your ground, protect your topsoil, and dominate your next site-prep job with the iron built for the task.

Why Choose The Loflin Fabrication Mini Skid Steer Rock Bucket?

Precision Sifting Tines

Standard 3-5/8” spacing (customizable to 3") allows dirt to fall through while capturing stones and debris.

Aggressive Prying Power

Constructed from 3/8” thick high-carbon steel to handle the high-torque forces of pulling rocks from hard-packed earth.

Operator Safety First

Built-in treaded step provides a secure grip for safe machine entry and exit in all weather conditions.

Industrial Finish

The heavy-duty powder coating is designed to endure the extreme friction and impact of rock-sorting applications.

Versatile Sizing

Available in 36", 42", and 48" widths to accommodate everything from narrow mini loaders to compact tractors.

American Engineering

Hand-welded in Denton, North Carolina, ensuring structural integrity that far exceeds imported alternatives.

Jobsite Compatibility

Stocked with mounts for Toro Dingo (Mini-Universal), Bobcat MT, and Compact Tractors.

Additional Options: Check out other Mini Skid Steer Attachment options or other Loflin Fabrication Attachments

Loflin Mini Rock Bucket Technical Specifications

Applications & Compatibility

Compatible With:

• Mini Skid Steer Systems: Engineered with factory-perfect fitment for the Toro Dingo (Mini-Universal), Ditch Witch, Vermeer, Boxer, and Wacker Neuson.
• Bobcat MT Series: Available with the proprietary Mini Bob-Tach mount for the MT50, MT52, MT55, MT85, and MT100, as well as the Bobcat S70 and RC30.
• Compact Tractors: Can be custom-built to fit a variety of sub-compact and compact tractor front-end loaders, making it a versatile crossover tool for small-acreage farmers.

Engineered for Advanced Sifting & Site Remediation: The loflin mini skid steer rock bucket is more than just a scoop; it is a structural sieve designed to separate waste from usable earth. It is the primary choice for the following professional applications:

• Seedbed Preparation: Sift out rocks, roots, and debris from the top 4-6 inches of soil to create a clean, uniform base for sod or seed. This protects expensive seeding equipment and ensures high germination rates.
• Pasture & Field Reclamation: Remove buried stones and "hidden" stumps from overgrown fields to prevent damage to mower blades, hay equipment, and livestock.
• Construction Debris Sorting: Efficiently separate concrete chunks, brick, and scrap wood from clean fill dirt on residential demolition sites, significantly reducing disposal costs.
• Gravel Driveway Maintenance: Use the 3-5/8" tines to "comb" through existing gravel, pulling larger "pothole-filler" stones to the surface while leaving fine material behind for a smooth finish.
• Hardscape Excavation: Pry up and remove stubborn, half-buried boulders and river rocks during the installation of retaining walls, patios, and outdoor kitchens.
• Storm Cleanup: Sift through mud and silt following a flood or storm to recover valuable soil while removing logs, branches, and trash.