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Catawba Extreme Duty Skid Steer Low Profile Bucket

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Price range: $1,700.00 through $2,940.00

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The Catawba Attachment's Extreme Duty Low Profile Bucket is engineered for operators who expect more from their equipment. It blends premium steel, reinforced wear protection, and a visibility-boosting profile that helps you work faster and grade cleaner. Whether you’re digging into compacted clay, pushing gravel, or moving piles of “mystery material,” this bucket shows up ready to work every single day.

This bucket is built from the ground up for durability. We use 1/4" Grade 50 steel throughout the bottom, back, and sides, delivering a strong, rigid structure that stands up to daily jobsite abuse. It holds its shape, protects your machine, and performs reliably in demanding conditions.

The Extreme Duty Low Profile Bucket is designed for skid steers, track loaders, and tractors with 65+ HP. If your machine can push it, this bucket can take it. It’s built for operators who need maximum strength and consistent performance from their attachments.

Catawba Extreme Duty Skid Steer Low Profile Bucket Specs

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Specification Details
Construction 1/4" Grade 50 steel main wrap
Specification 3/8" Hardox® 500 reinforcement on the sides
Specification 3/8" Hardox® 500 reinforcement on the bottom
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Common uses

What Can This Extreme Duty Skid Steer Low Profile Bucket Be Used For?

Dirt and Gravel Loading

Load dirt, gravel, stone, mulch, and other loose material into piles, trailers, or work areas.

Backfilling

Move material back into trenches, low spots, edges, and disturbed areas after digging or utility work.

Finish Grading

Use the low profile design to improve visibility and control when smoothing soil or gravel.

Loose Debris Cleanup

Scoop and move debris that does not require a grapple or pallet fork setup.

General Jobsite Material Work

Handle everyday loading, carrying, and cleanup tasks around farms, construction sites, and equipment yards.

Bucket Work With Teeth Option

Use tooth-equipped configurations when the job needs more bite into compacted soil or tougher material.

Questions & answers

Skid Steer Low Profile Bucket FAQs

What is the Catawba Extreme Duty Low Profile Bucket used for?
The Catawba Extreme Duty Low Profile Bucket is used for digging, grading, loading, backfilling, moving gravel, handling dirt, and carrying loose material.
How is a low profile bucket different from a stump bucket?
A low profile bucket is better for scooping, grading, loading, and carrying loose material, while a stump bucket is built for targeted digging, prying, trenching, and root work.
How is a bucket different from pallet forks?
A bucket is designed for loose material like dirt, gravel, mulch, and debris, while pallet forks are designed to lift pallets, bundles, lumber, and supported loads.
Is the low profile bucket good for grading?
Yes. The low profile design improves visibility and helps operators control the cutting edge during grading and cleanup work.
Who should choose an extreme duty low profile bucket?
Choose this bucket when the work involves frequent digging, loading, backfilling, grading, or moving loose material with a skid steer or track loader.