Tractor High Volume Material Bucket Attachment – Bulk Material Handling for Agriculture & Construction

When you're moving high volumes of lightweight material day in and day out, standard material buckets just don't cut it. You need capacity, strength, and a design that keeps you productive from the first scoop to the last. The Stinger Attachments High Volume Material Bucket (MBHV-UT) delivers exactly that — engineered specifically for utility tractors handling silage, manure, fertilizer, mulch, compost, and other bulk materials in agriculture and construction environments.

This isn't a general-purpose bucket that tries to do everything. It's a high-capacity workhorse built to handle the unique demands of operators who move serious volume every single day. With struck capacities ranging from 1.5 to 2.2 cubic yards depending on width, you're getting substantially more material per pass than you would with a standard bucket — which means fewer trips, less fuel burned, and more work done in the time you have available.

Forge Claw proudly distributes Stinger Attachments products because they're engineered with real-world operators in mind. The MBHV-UT series represents a meaningful step up from Stinger's already-robust Heavy-Duty Series 4 Material Bucket in both capacity and structural reinforcement. If you're running one of the larger utility tractors on the market today and need a bucket that won't limit your machine's potential, this is the attachment that matches your equipment's capabilities.

The construction starts with a ¼-inch Grade 50 steel shell that balances durability with weight considerations. That's heavy enough to resist buckling and damage from repeated loading cycles, but it doesn't add unnecessary weight that would reduce your tractor's lifting capacity or create stability issues. The shell is reinforced with ½-inch thick side braces that tie everything together and prevent flex under load.

Stinger didn't stop there. A top channel brace adds torsional strength across the bucket's opening, while a bottom radius support does double duty — it strengthens the lower edge where stress concentrates during digging and scooping, and its curved design promotes better clean-out when you're dumping sticky or clumpy materials. Anyone who's spent time scraping out manure or wet silage knows how valuable that feature is.

The 70-degree back angle isn't arbitrary. Stinger engineered this angle specifically to optimize performance in both the roll-back and dump positions on utility tractors with this bucket height range. It means you get full material retention when you're traveling across the yard or field, and clean, complete dumps when you tip forward — without needing to overextend your hydraulics or position your machine awkwardly.

Available in widths from 7 to 10 feet, the MBHV-UT series gives you flexibility to match your specific application and tractor size. The 7-foot model offers 1.5 cubic yards struck capacity and works well on mid-size utility tractors or in tighter working areas. Step up to the 8-foot bucket and you're at 1.75 cubic yards — a sweet spot for many operations. The 9-foot version holds 2.0 cubic yards, and the full 10-foot bucket maxes out at 2.2 cubic yards for operators running the largest utility tractors and moving maximum volume.

Cutting edge options matter more than people realize. Stinger offers both weld-on and bolt-on configurations because different operators have different priorities. Weld-on edges create a stronger, more permanent connection with no hardware to work loose or require maintenance. Bolt-on edges give you the flexibility to replace a worn edge without welding equipment — you can swap it in the field with basic hand tools. Choose the option that fits your operation's maintenance capabilities and preferences.

Mounting versatility is another area where this bucket shines. It comes standard with a universal skid steer mount plate, which gives you compatibility across a huge range of machines right out of the box. But Stinger also offers options for Global mount systems and many common ISO construction carrier mounts. If you're running European equipment, compact wheel loaders, or telehandlers with ISO mounting, you can spec this bucket to fit your machine properly from day one.

The applications for this bucket are extensive. On livestock operations, it's ideal for handling manure — the high capacity means fewer trips to the spreader or storage area, and the radius bottom helps material release cleanly. For dairy and beef operations managing silage, the volume capacity lets you move feed efficiently without constant repositioning. Fertilizer handling, whether you're loading spreaders or moving product around the farm, becomes dramatically faster when you're carrying nearly twice the material of a standard bucket.

Beyond agriculture, this bucket excels in landscaping supply yards, composting facilities, and construction sites where you're moving mulch, topsoil, wood chips, or other lightweight bulk materials. The high sides contain material that would spill over a standard bucket, and the capacity keeps your operation running smoothly even during peak demand periods.

Forge Claw offers free nationwide shipping on this attachment, which is a significant value consideration when you're looking at equipment in this category. We've built our reputation on reliable service and quality products, and we stand behind every Stinger attachment we sell. When you order the MBHV-UT from Forge Claw, you're getting factory-fresh equipment delivered directly to your site, backed by Stinger's manufacturing warranty and our commitment to customer service.

The difference between this high-volume bucket and a standard material bucket becomes obvious the first time you use it. You're carrying more per scoop, finishing jobs faster, and putting less wear on your tractor because you're making fewer total cycles. For operations where material handling is a daily reality rather than an occasional task, that efficiency compounds quickly into real time and cost savings.

Stinger Attachments manufactures this bucket in the USA, and you can see the quality in the welding, fit, and finish. These aren't mass-produced overseas imports with inconsistent quality control. Every MBHV-UT bucket is built to exacting standards by a manufacturer that specializes in heavy-duty attachments for the North American market. The welds are clean and complete, the steel is properly spec'd for the application, and the design reflects actual operator feedback from the field.

Whether you're running a large farm operation, managing a landscaping supply business, operating a composting facility, or handling material on construction sites, the Stinger High Volume Material Bucket gives you the capacity and durability to work efficiently. It's the right tool for operators who understand that productivity comes from having equipment that matches the scale of the work — and who know that well-built attachments pay for themselves through reduced labor costs and increased throughput.

• Available Sizes: MBHV-7-1.5 (7-foot width, 1.5 cu. yd. struck capacity), MBHV-8-1.75 (8-foot width, 1.75 cu. yd. struck capacity), MBHV-9-2.0 (9-foot width, 2.0 cu. yd. struck capacity), MBHV-10-2.2 (10-foot width, 2.2 cu. yd. struck capacity)
• Shell Construction: ¼-inch Grade 50 steel
• Side Brace Thickness: ½-inch
• Back Angle: 70 degrees (optimized for roll-back and dump positions)
• Structural Reinforcement: Top channel brace and bottom radius support
• Cutting Edge Options: Weld-on or bolt-on configurations available
• Standard Mount: Universal skid steer mount plate
• Optional Mounts: Global mount system, ISO construction carrier mounts, and other common tractor mounting systems
• Country of Origin: USA

• High-Capacity Design — Struck capacities from 1.5 to 2.2 cubic yards allow you to move significantly more material per pass than standard buckets, reducing cycle times and increasing daily productivity
• Grade 50 Steel Shell — ¼-inch thick shell provides excellent durability and resistance to damage while maintaining optimal weight distribution for utility tractor applications
• Reinforced Side Braces — ½-inch thick side plates tie the structure together and prevent flex or distortion under heavy loads and repeated use
• Bottom Radius Support — Curved bottom reinforcement adds structural strength where stress concentrates and promotes superior material clean-out when dumping sticky or clumpy materials
• Optimized 70-Degree Back Angle — Engineered specifically for utility tractor geometry to maximize material retention during transport and ensure complete dumps without hydraulic strain
• Top Channel Brace — Adds torsional rigidity across the bucket opening to maintain structural integrity and prevent spreading over time
• Versatile Mounting Options — Standard universal skid steer plate with available Global and ISO mounts ensures compatibility with a wide range of utility tractors and compact loaders
• Flexible Cutting Edge System — Choose weld-on edges for maximum strength or bolt-on edges for field-serviceable replacement without welding equipment

The productivity gains from using a high-volume bucket instead of a standard-capacity model add up faster than most operators expect. When you're carrying 40 to 60 percent more material per scoop, you're completing the same jobs in substantially less time. For operations handling manure daily, moving silage multiple times per week, or loading fertilizer spreaders throughout planting season, those time savings translate directly to labor cost reductions and the ability to handle more work with existing equipment and staff.

Durability matters when you're investing in attachments, and the MBHV-UT's construction delivers long-term value. The Grade 50 steel shell resists denting and damage that would sideline lighter-duty buckets. The heavy side bracing prevents the structural flex that leads to cracking and failure in less robust designs. You're getting an attachment built to handle daily commercial use season after season, which means better return on investment than repeatedly replacing cheaper buckets that can't handle sustained workloads.

Fuel efficiency might not be the first thing you think about when selecting a material bucket, but it's a real benefit of high-capacity designs. Every trip you eliminate between the pile and the spreader, between the bunker and the feed bunk, or between the compost windrow and the loading area is fuel you don't burn. Over a season of operation, those eliminated trips represent meaningful savings in diesel costs — savings that continue year after year for as long as you own the bucket.

The bottom radius support's impact on material flow makes a noticeable difference in real-world operation. Manure, wet silage, and sticky compost all have a tendency to cling in bucket corners and along flat bottoms. The curved radius design eliminates those catch points and lets material slide out cleanly when you dump. You spend less time scraping out buckets, less time repositioning to shake loose stubborn material, and more time actually getting work done.

Operator fatigue is a legitimate concern when you're spending hours in the seat moving material. The MBHV-UT's optimized back angle means your tractor's hydraulics work within their designed range during normal bucket operation. You're not constantly compensating for poor bucket geometry by adjusting your positioning or overworking the cylinders. That translates to smoother operation, less physical and mental fatigue for the operator, and reduced wear on your tractor's hydraulic system.

For businesses and operations considering equipment purchases, the combination of increased capacity and robust construction delivers clear ROI. You're completing material handling tasks in less time, which frees up your tractor and operator for other work. You're avoiding the downtime and repair costs associated with lighter-duty buckets that fail under demanding use. The ability to move more material per day with the same labor input increases your operation's overall throughput and profitability.

The versatility of having multiple width options means you can match the bucket precisely to your operation's needs. Smaller farms or operations with tighter working areas benefit from the 7 or 8-foot widths that offer excellent capacity without excessive width. Larger operations with wide alleyways, big feed bunks, or open yards can take full advantage of the 9 and 10-foot models' maximum capacity. Getting the right size for your specific application maximizes both productivity and operator confidence.

This bucket is ideal for farm and ranch operations handling manure, silage, feed, and bedding materials on a regular basis. It's equally well-suited for landscaping supply yards, composting facilities, and municipal operations managing mulch, topsoil, and organic materials. Construction sites moving sawdust, wood chips, or other lightweight bulk materials will also find this bucket increases efficiency significantly. The key is matching the high capacity to applications where you're moving large volumes of relatively lightweight materials rather than heavy, dense products.

When selecting your bucket width, consider both your tractor's capacity and your working environment. The wider models offer maximum productivity but require adequate space for maneuvering. If you're working in barn aisles, between buildings, or in areas with gates and narrow access points, measure your clearances and choose accordingly. Your tractor's lift capacity should also factor into the decision — larger buckets carry more weight when fully loaded, so verify your machine can safely handle the bucket size you're considering with typical material loads.

Operating technique with high-volume buckets is straightforward but worth mentioning. Because you're carrying more material, pay attention to your tractor's front-end weight and stability, especially when traveling across uneven ground or up slopes. Keep loads centered and avoid overloading beyond your tractor's rated capacity. The bolt-on cutting edge option is particularly valuable for operations that want to maintain edges themselves — keep a spare edge on hand and you can swap it during scheduled maintenance without waiting on welding services or shop time.

Maintenance requirements are minimal but important for long service life. Inspect welds and structural components periodically for any signs of cracking or damage, particularly if you're using the bucket in demanding applications. Check mounting hardware regularly and keep it properly torqued. If you've selected the bolt-on edge option, inspect those fasteners frequently and replace any that show wear or damage. Keep the cutting edge in good condition — a worn edge reduces digging performance and can increase stress on the bucket structure. Clean out the bucket after use with corrosive materials to prevent accelerated wear.

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 High Volume Material Bucket (MBHV-UT) from Forge Claw today. We offer flexible, easy financing and free nationwide shipping so every operator can get their hands on top-quality equipment.