The Crusher Bucket BF90.3 S4 by MB Crusher is a versatile attachment designed for a wide range of applications, including demolitions, road works, quarries, mines, and tunnels. Its compact design allows for effec...
Bucket crushers are hydraulic attachments that crush concrete, masonry and demolition debris directly onsite. Mounted to excavators, skid steers or crawler loaders, they reduce material to reusable aggregate, cutting transport costs and speeding recycling. Ideal for demolition and site clearance, they vary by jaw size, throughput and compatibility with carrier machines. Choose based on feed size, crushing force, hydraulic requirements and desired output grading.
Check the carrier's weight capacity, hydraulic flow and pressure, pin-on dimensions and boom geometry. Verify mounting brackets or quick couplers and consult the crusher manufacturer for compatibility charts.
Match capacity to material type, maximum feed size and desired throughput (tph). Consider jaw opening, cycle time and the loader's hydraulic power to avoid undersizing or overloading.
Inspect jaw and wear plates, pins and bushings, frame for cracks, hydraulic hoses and cylinders for leaks, motor/rotor condition and service records. Check for uneven wear or previous repairs.
Prepare for heavy transport: know weight and dimensions, remove or secure loose parts, drain fluids if required, and arrange suitable crane or forklift for loading. Confirm permits for oversized loads.
Regularly grease pins, inspect and replace wear plates/teeth, check hydraulic hoses and fittings, monitor oil and filters, torque fasteners and schedule manufacturer servicing to maintain performance.