Skid Steer Fronthoe Bucket

Quality product. Quickly attaches to a skid steer. Works well for trenching, small footings, digging out shrubs or small trees. I added the thumb attachment for picking up small logs or brush. Highly recommend.

I bought the Titan 12 inch Front hoe for a skidsteer The product seemed to be built well for the price. But the problem is customer support is extremely hard to deal with a couple of the pin retainers failed immediately. This would cause the main pins to fall out of the machine while in use . Do not let the Tennessee address fool you The product is made in China and should’ve stayed there all I wanted was a couple of answers why it happened in a couple pin retainers so I can finish what I was doing

Works

So, I cant complain all the much for the price. It works very well, dug a 3' deep x 100 foot trench in about an hour to hour and a half. But I did bend the middle tooth on the bucket. It looks like it cant bend much more but I was a little shocked that I bent it with my old 731. There were some larger rocks I had to pry out and thats when the damage occurred. Still, for the price I cant complain. Its still 100% usable and the middle tooth is bent about an inch lower than the others.

Product arrived sooner than stated, well packaged, no damage, easy to assemble. I immediately put it to use digging a 240 ft trench for secondary electric (3 ft deep) and was able to dig the primary pit/trench 5.5 ft deep without any problems… just grease it often! Was able to do the job at a fraction of the quote I received and I have a great tool to keep.

This attachment is awesome. so far on my home build, I dug up the sewer line, dug up the water line, used it as a boom to pick up a concrete water pit and place it, it's a keeper for sure. Only downside is I didn't order more bucket sizes. The 10" is versatile, but I wish I would have ordered a 12" and 16" too!

At very I thought this product and company very second to none. However after my 2nd light use (digging 3ft deep straight trench ) I noticed I kept having to adjust and the screw in tabs that hold the pins were bending. I couldn’t exactly find the issue. Then my employee sat in the machine and immediately said the eyelet on the end of piston is crooked. I thought maybe I bent it. But after looking further there is no bend marks, no cracked paint around welds and no broken welds. I took to a machine shop and they said it was welded crooked causing stress everywhere else. I used again and the bucket ears started to bend. Took back to machine shop and they straightened out but said they couldn’t do the eyelet on piston because the heat would flow down and melt the seal. I tried one more time and it imploded. The whole set up is now scrap. All of this while exchanging emails with the company and then they just stopped responding. I called and the system said I had 72 callers in front of me and I would get a call back. That never happened either

Adds versatility to my skid steer, but broke bucket links after only 4hrs worth of work. Weak eye pins to hold pivot pins in place and weak bucket links.