Danuser’s MAC Bucket Handles Concrete, Feeds, Grains, Gravel, Asphalt and More
Danuser, a manufacturer of attachments and equipment, announces the launch of the MAC Bucket, a solution for material handling on farms and job sites. The MAC Bucket is designed to transport, mix, and dispense a variety of materials, including concrete, wildlife feed, agricultural grains, gravel, and asphalt.
The MAC Bucket features a 1/2-yard base capacity (13.5 cubic feet), which can be expanded to 3/4 yard (20 cubic feet) with an optional hopper extension. This capacity makes it useful for tight conditions where larger equipment is not suitable. The bucket is equipped with a skid-steer quick attach mount on both sides, allowing for discharge from either the left or right side, enhancing its versatility and ease of use.
Key features of the MAC Bucket include:
- Versatile Capacity: The MAC Bucket offers a 1/2-yard capacity, expandable to 3/4 yard with an optional hopper extension.
- Efficient Mixing and Dispensing: The bucket can handle a variety of materials, with options for a rubber auger to manage concrete up to a 1-inch slump, wildlife feed, and agricultural grains, or a steel auger for sand, asphalt, and washed gravel up to ¾ inch diameter.
- Safety and Convenience: Standard safety grate with integrated bag busters, and the ability to self-load from loose piles, making it a true one-person operation.
- Quick Attach Mount: Skid-steer quick attach mount on both sides for left or right discharge, providing flexibility in various applications.
For more information, visit www.danuser.com
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