Skid Steer Concrete Bucket Attachment – Mix and Pour with Precision and Control

If you've ever pushed a wheelbarrow full of wet concrete across uneven ground, you know exactly how slow, exhausting, and inefficient it can be. You're limited by how much you can safely carry, how far you can push it, and how steady your pour turns out when your arms are shaking. The Tractor Concrete Bucket from Stinger Attachments changes all that by letting your machine do what it does best — handle the heavy work while you control the pour with precision and ease.

This attachment transforms your skid steer into a mobile concrete mixing and pouring station. You can mix your material right in the bucket, transport it across the job site without spilling or strain, and deliver a controlled, professional-quality pour exactly where you need it. Whether you're setting fence posts, pouring footings, or repairing a cracked driveway, this bucket saves you time and keeps your crew moving.

Forge Claw is proud to distribute the Stinger Attachments Tractor Concrete Bucket to contractors, landscapers, farmers, and property owners across the country. Manufactured entirely in Minnesota using American steel and components, this bucket is built to handle the repetitive stress of job-site concrete work without cracking, bending, or failing when you need it most. Stinger Attachments engineers and fabricates every unit in-house, which means tighter quality control, faster lead times, and a product you can count on season after season.

Available in both ¾-yard and 1-yard capacities, the Tractor Concrete Bucket gives you flexibility based on your machine size and project scope. The ¾-yard model works well for compact machines and smaller pours, while the 1-yard version handles higher-volume jobs without requiring multiple trips back to your mixing area. Both sizes feature a hydraulic door that opens and closes on command, giving you full control over flow rate and placement.

The included 24-inch removable chute extends your reach and directs the concrete exactly where it needs to go. You're not guessing or hoping the material lands in the right spot — you're guiding it with control and confidence. The chute removes easily when you need to store the bucket or switch to a different task, and it reattaches quickly without tools or hassle.

One of the biggest advantages of using a tractor concrete bucket is access. Cement trucks can't reach tight spaces, sloped terrain, or areas with overhead obstacles. A wheelbarrow can get there, but it takes multiple trips, constant physical effort, and the quality of the pour often suffers. This bucket gives you the reach of a wheelbarrow with the capacity and power of a machine. You can navigate narrow gates, move across muddy ground, and position your loader for a controlled pour even in awkward or confined areas.

Farmers and ranchers use this bucket to pour footings for barns, repair livestock pens, and set posts for fencing or gates. Contractors rely on it for forming sidewalks, patching roads, building retaining walls, and pouring foundations in areas where truck access is limited or impossible. Landscapers use it to install pavers, repair driveways, build garden borders, and pour small slabs for sheds or equipment pads. It's also a go-to tool for municipalities and maintenance crews who need to make quick concrete repairs on trails, parks, or infrastructure without calling in a full concrete truck.

The bucket's shell is constructed from 3/16-inch steel, giving it the strength to resist cracking under the weight and abrasion of heavy concrete loads. The hydraulic door is built to open and close smoothly, even when the bucket is full, and it seals tightly to prevent leaks during transport. Safety steps are welded to the side of the bucket, giving you stable footing when you need to climb up and check the mix or add material.

The universal skid steer mount makes this bucket compatible with most major loader brands, including John Deere, Kubota, New Holland, Westendorf, and many others. You don't need custom adapters or modifications — just line up the mounting plate, lock it in, and you're ready to work. The bucket attaches and detaches quickly, so you can switch between attachments throughout the day without losing momentum.

Mixing concrete in the bucket itself is one of the most practical features. You can load your dry material, add water through the top, and use the bucket's movement to blend everything evenly. This eliminates the need for a separate mixer on small to mid-sized jobs and keeps your workflow simple and efficient. Once the mix is ready, you drive to the pour site, position your loader, and open the hydraulic door to control the flow.

Forge Claw offers free nationwide shipping on this attachment, and we back every unit with the support and service you'd expect from a top-rated distributor. If you're not sure which size is right for your machine or your typical project scope, our team is here to help you choose the best fit. We've worked with contractors and operators across the country, and we understand the real-world conditions these attachments face.

The Tractor Concrete Bucket is priced between $2,795 and $2,995 depending on capacity, making it an affordable alternative to renting equipment, hiring additional labor, or relying on manual methods that slow you down and wear out your crew. It's a one-time investment that pays for itself quickly, especially if you pour concrete more than a few times a year.

This isn't a fragile tool that only works under ideal conditions. It's designed for the mess, weight, and repetition of real concrete work. The hydraulic system is built to cycle thousands of times without leaking or losing pressure. The steel construction resists rust and impact damage. And the mounting system is engineered to handle dynamic loads without loosening or shifting during operation.

Whether you're pouring a foundation in a remote corner of your property, repairing a cracked walkway in a residential neighborhood, or setting posts along a fence line that a concrete truck could never reach, this bucket gives you the control and capacity to get the job done right. It's not about replacing large-scale concrete equipment — it's about giving you a practical, reliable solution for the jobs where access, precision, and efficiency matter most.

• Available Capacities: ¾-yard and 1-yard models
• Shell Thickness: 3/16-inch steel construction
• Chute Length: 24 inches, removable
• Door Operation: Hydraulic control
• Mounting System: Universal skid steer quick attach
• Safety Features: Integrated safety steps
• Compatible Machines: Skid steer loaders (John Deere, Kubota, New Holland, Westendorf, and other major brands)
• Country of Origin: USA (manufactured in Minnesota)

• Hydraulic Door Control — opens and closes smoothly under load, giving you full control over concrete flow rate and placement without manual effort or spillage
• 24-Inch Removable Chute — extends your reach and directs concrete precisely where it's needed, then removes quickly for compact storage or attachment changes
• 3/16-Inch Steel Shell — resists cracking, denting, and wear from repeated concrete loads and abrasive materials, ensuring long-term durability on active job sites
• Integrated Safety Steps — provide stable footing when you need to access the top of the bucket to check mix consistency or add materials safely
• Universal Skid Steer Mount — attaches quickly to most major loader brands without custom adapters, allowing fast setup and easy switching between attachments
• Dual-Purpose Design — functions as both a concrete mixer and a transport bucket, eliminating the need for separate equipment on small to mid-sized pours
• ¾-Yard and 1-Yard Capacity Options — lets you choose the right size based on your machine capabilities and typical project volume
• American Manufacturing — engineered and fabricated in-house at Stinger Attachments' Minnesota facility using high-grade domestic steel and components

The most immediate benefit of using a tractor concrete bucket is the elimination of manual wheelbarrow work. Pushing wet concrete across a job site is slow, tiring, and hard on your back and shoulders. With this bucket, your skid steer handles the weight and the travel, freeing you to focus on placement and quality. You'll move more material in less time, and your crew will finish the day with energy left for the next job.

Access is another major advantage. Concrete trucks need clear, wide paths and solid ground to operate. If your pour site is behind a building, down a slope, or inside a fenced area, a truck often can't get close enough to be useful. This bucket goes wherever your skid steer can go, giving you the flexibility to work in tight or awkward spaces without compromising on quality or capacity.

The ability to mix and pour from the same piece of equipment streamlines your workflow and reduces the number of tools you need on site. Instead of running a separate mixer, loading a wheelbarrow, and pushing it to the pour location, you do everything from the seat of your loader. That means fewer steps, less cleanup, and a faster turnaround from start to finish.

Durability matters when you're working with concrete. The material is heavy, abrasive, and corrosive if left to sit. The 3/16-inch steel shell and hydraulic door system on this bucket are built to handle that punishment without breaking down or wearing out prematurely. You're not replacing parts every season or dealing with hydraulic leaks after a few months of use. This is a tool designed to last.

Cost savings add up quickly. If you're currently renting a concrete mixer or paying for delivery on small pours, this bucket pays for itself in just a few uses. You're also saving on labor costs by reducing the physical strain on your crew and speeding up job completion. Over the course of a season, those savings become significant, especially if you handle concrete work on a regular basis.

The professional quality of the pour improves when you have control over flow and placement. A shaky wheelbarrow pour often results in uneven surfaces, air pockets, and wasted material. The hydraulic door on this bucket lets you start and stop the flow precisely, giving you a cleaner finish and less material waste. That's especially important on jobs where appearance and structural integrity both matter.

Finally, this bucket increases the range of jobs you can take on. If you've been turning down small concrete projects because they weren't worth the hassle of manual methods or the cost of a full truck delivery, this attachment makes those jobs profitable and manageable. You can bid on fence post installations, small slab pours, repair work, and custom landscaping projects with confidence, knowing you have the right tool to get the work done efficiently.

This bucket is ideal for contractors who handle a mix of residential and light commercial work, farmers and ranchers who need reliable concrete solutions for outbuildings and infrastructure, and landscapers who want to add concrete services to their offerings without investing in separate mixing and transport equipment. It's also a valuable tool for property owners and maintenance crews who manage facilities, parks, trails, or private land where concrete repairs and installations are part of regular upkeep.

Before operating the bucket, make sure your skid steer's hydraulic system is functioning properly and that all connections are secure. The hydraulic door requires adequate flow and pressure to operate smoothly, so check your machine's specifications and confirm compatibility if you're unsure. Most modern skid steers handle this bucket without issue, but it's worth verifying before your first pour.

Cleaning the bucket after each use is important for maintaining hydraulic performance and preventing concrete buildup. Rinse the inside of the shell, the door, and the chute thoroughly with water before the material has a chance to harden. A little bit of maintenance after each job will keep the bucket working like new and prevent costly repairs or downtime later.

When transporting the bucket with a load, keep your speed moderate and avoid sudden stops or sharp turns. Wet concrete has momentum, and you want to maintain control throughout the move. Use the hydraulic door to secure the load during transport, and only open it when you're positioned and ready to pour. This keeps the job site clean and the pour controlled.

Manufactured by Stinger Attachments, this product is covered under the manufacturer's 2-year warranty for defects in materials and workmanship. Forge Claw proudly stands behind every unit we sell and offers free nationwide shipping on all heavy machinery attachments. Order your Tractor Concrete Bucket (CB) from Forge Claw today. We offer flexible, easy financing and free nationwide shipping so every operator can get their hands on top-quality equipment.