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  • Factory Customizid Excavator Attachment Hydraulic

    Factory Customizid Excavator Attachment Hydraulic 360 Degrees Rotating Grab Bucket for Steel Scrap

    • Manufacturer: Kinocranes
    • Machine weight: 2,000 kg

    Steel grabbing machine is a machine for grabbing steel materials, which is generally evolved from a hydraulic excavator. The large and small arms of the steel grabbing machine are commonly called "grabbing arms"....

    $3,075 USD
    Xinxiang, China
  • Aussie Buckets Rotary Screening Bucket

    Aussie Buckets Rotary Screening Bucket

    • Manufacturer: Aussie Buckets

    Enhance material processing with our next-generation Rotary Screening Bucket designed to efficiently screen materials such as topsoil, aggregates, or demolition waste. Built to withstand demanding Australian cond...

    Truganina, Australia

Overview

Earthmoving attachments are specialized tools designed to be attached to heavy machinery such as excavators, backhoes, and skid steers. These attachments enhance the machine's capabilities, allowing it to perform a variety of tasks such as digging, grading, lifting, and transporting materials. Common earthmoving attachments include buckets, grapples, augers, and hammers.

FAQ

What factors should I consider when purchasing earthmoving attachments?

Consider the compatibility with your existing machinery, the specific tasks you need to perform, and the attachment's durability and quality. Check for any warranty or after-sales support.

How can I ensure safe shipping for earthmoving attachments?

Use a reliable shipping service that specializes in heavy equipment. Ensure the attachments are properly secured and protected from damage during transit.

What is the typical maintenance required for earthmoving attachments?

Regular maintenance includes cleaning the attachments after use, inspecting for wear and tear, lubricating moving parts, and checking for any loose bolts or fittings. Refer to the manufacturer’s guidelines for detailed maintenance procedures.