"Goodbye Tiltrotator-Hello Tilt bucket!" Said no one, EVER. Tilt buckets are common for construction-sized machines here in Australia, really nothing special, they can allow you to grade a slope, thats pretty much all. No one who has a rotator on a machine would give 2 looks at a tilt bucket.
You do get what you pay for and sensible people don't buy a semi truck to haul a push mower just like those sane people don't spend 40,000 when they only need a tool with arguably 30% of the function for 10% of the cost
Why would you need to lock it in place? Spent years using tilt buckets and tilt hitchs in civil construction industry. From lying pipe and services to roading and earthworks. Never once have i thought i wish i could lock my hitch when it stays where ever I set it
If your tilt bucket, hoses or couplings start leaking fluid and you can’t fix it where you’re at in the field, locking it level in place would still make it useful if you are grading or finishing, or in my case, just scooping stone out of the back of a truck. Not only that but the worn hydraulics have slop in them and if you are trying to dig something difficult and don’t want to be fiddling with a hydraulic accessory when all you need is a static bucket.
@@mballs8985 only realy a issue with a rotator or tilt hitch in my eyes or don't have a Quick hitch (witch all our machines have or our 4 new cats have tilt hitchs) I've broken fittings before, drop the bucket, pick up another out of the 3 and carry on after ringing the guys to come fix my tilt bucket. Dont want my tilt bucket and want a "static" bucket i simple the it of a swap it in like 20 sec.
@@RJ13Davies your speaking in terms of ideal situations. Ideally you would have more buckets to swap and use when necessary. Ideally you would have a mechanic fix your leak ASAP. I’m talking about situations where you are limited with what you can bring, what you might have and small companies and self starters don’t have much to work with. When you drop this much money on a bucket and it can’t lock in place level to use for grading and general use, it’s not worth the money in my opinion.
@@mballs8985 very un common to find a machine under 30 ton where I live that doesn't have atleast 3 buckets if not other attachments and some sort of quick hitch system. The tilt buckets are very handy and usefully things to have specially in the hands of a good operator.
"Goodbye Tiltrotator-Hello Tilt bucket!"
Said no one, EVER.
Tilt buckets are common for construction-sized machines here in Australia, really nothing special, they can allow you to grade a slope, thats pretty much all. No one who has a rotator on a machine would give 2 looks at a tilt bucket.
We use a lot of power tilts in switzerland. Basically let's you use every bucket you have as a tilt bucket. Cheaper than a tilt rotator as well.
Called a tilt hitch. Tilt buckets u can’t use other buckets with. 🤝
Need to tie up those hoses😊
Yea absolutely!!
And can do 1/360th the movement, you get what you pay for
No way? You’re kidding right? You must work for someone else with that comment
You do get what you pay for and sensible people don't buy a semi truck to haul a push mower just like those sane people don't spend 40,000 when they only need a tool with arguably 30% of the function for 10% of the cost
tilt buckets/hitch come standard on most machines here in nz
Churr bro!
Would be even cheaper if the hoses were 1/2 as long.
Hoses aren’t long enough, they keep missing everything outside of ten yards.
yeah, 1/10th the prices and 1/100000 the capabilities. love my new steelwrist.
A lot of things in common…like just tilt…?
Also works on small machines that only have one auxiliary.
I can't hear Mongo without thinking of that movie 😅
there's something about mary. right? lol.
The tiltrotator though a couple big jobs will pay it off
GREAT INFO & hats off to MONGO & YOU!!!
Love my 50-inch Mongo tilt bucket on my u55-5! Thanks, Jordan!!!
I have the 42" on my U35-4. Love it! Sure a tilt rotator would be nice. But they're as mush as my machine.
Thanks! Great info.
In 2007 I had a machine that had a tilting bucket you can’t compare all the things you can do with a tiltrotator 😂
Still want to see a #makin3d on it
Those hoses will be pulled off at some point I guarantee 😅
That's awesome
Those hoses asking to be ripped off.
And does half the work and does it half ass you get what you pay for🤷♂️
The whole machine is $4,000 or just the bucket part of it?
Who makes a decent budget screening bucket? Got a huge gravel parking area I want to remove.
The price just for bucket.
Love my mongo tilt bucket!
Your hoses are dangling
Did they make one for a skid steer?
Well they will probably sell thousands of these
Unless ya need the rotator, whole lot better price point ! Thanx !
trust me , you need the rotator
Le pondría mangueras que se escondan automáticamente en una funda de protección
Where you getting those prices 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Ya maybe 40k for a 50k machine
Yard you talking attachments versus a whole machine
Crazy how behind you are over ther in us .the tiltbucket haw been used for the past 35years now we use tiltrotator in skandinavia and Europe...😅😅
if all works .that's a deal
“Tilt rotator” lol. it’s a rototiller. That’s what us in the construction industry call it anyways.
No. Look up tilt rotator, they are awesome and so is the price tag.
A “rototiller” is a ground conditioning tool typically a walk behind for small garden or 3pt mounted to a tractor bro..😂🤦🏻♂️
My buddy and i just bought 1, for 4600.00
Tie your hoses up dawg
The Norwegians are crazy good inventors. Join me in giving a big thank you to Norway for inventing this technology (both the rotor + tilt).
Inventing what?
@@AlexKall The machinery that made this possible.
What machinery is that?
@@AlexKall Exactly - thank you for your recognizing and your appreciation of the Norwegian contribution to the world of heavy equipment.
@@swedishpsychopath8795 what do you mean with "exactly"? I asked you a question...
Why put that on a machine with a blade? Tilt the machine up and do the same thing for free
"Anywhere's" 🙄
That’s stupid. Get a bigger machine and it can lay waste to the canal, without the rotation, for less money per hour running
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Very limited use. Can’t be locked in place for when you don’t need to tilt and that’s why I think it’s no good.
Why would you need to lock it in place?
Spent years using tilt buckets and tilt hitchs in civil construction industry. From lying pipe and services to roading and earthworks. Never once have i thought i wish i could lock my hitch when it stays where ever I set it
If your tilt bucket, hoses or couplings start leaking fluid and you can’t fix it where you’re at in the field, locking it level in place would still make it useful if you are grading or finishing, or in my case, just scooping stone out of the back of a truck. Not only that but the worn hydraulics have slop in them and if you are trying to dig something difficult and don’t want to be fiddling with a hydraulic accessory when all you need is a static bucket.
@@mballs8985 only realy a issue with a rotator or tilt hitch in my eyes or don't have a Quick hitch (witch all our machines have or our 4 new cats have tilt hitchs) I've broken fittings before, drop the bucket, pick up another out of the 3 and carry on after ringing the guys to come fix my tilt bucket. Dont want my tilt bucket and want a "static" bucket i simple the it of a swap it in like 20 sec.
@@RJ13Davies your speaking in terms of ideal situations. Ideally you would have more buckets to swap and use when necessary. Ideally you would have a mechanic fix your leak ASAP. I’m talking about situations where you are limited with what you can bring, what you might have and small companies and self starters don’t have much to work with. When you drop this much money on a bucket and it can’t lock in place level to use for grading and general use, it’s not worth the money in my opinion.
@@mballs8985 very un common to find a machine under 30 ton where I live that doesn't have atleast 3 buckets if not other attachments and some sort of quick hitch system. The tilt buckets are very handy and usefully things to have specially in the hands of a good operator.
OLD DESIGN
Chinese rite?
No made near Indianapolis
I've run a drift bucket for 30 + yrs and none of them where made overseas
Smells like early 2000's.. 🤷♂️
Tilt hitch is better. Most operator prefer tilt hitch.