Skid Steer Rollout Bucket - Maxx Attachments

📘 Overview

The Maxx Attachments rollout bucket solves high dump clearance — it rolls the material out over the front lip rather than tipping the whole bucket, so a skid steer can load a feed truck or a tub grinder that it otherwise could not reach. That makes it the standard tool at dairies, landfills, transfer stations and recycling centres, and it is equally useful for clearing snow into trucks in parking lots. Four capacities are offered — 0.75, 1.00, 1.25 and 1.50 cubic yards — and the bucket can be ordered with a universal skid steer coupler or as a direct pin-on mount. The design centres on a single vertically-mounted dump cylinder, which significantly improves the ratio of cylinder stroke to dump motion and avoids the metal fatigue found on rollout buckets that use floor pockets and two bottom-mounted cylinders. That centre cylinder has been tested and proven to last up to 30,000 hours. Slide links prevent over-extension, a relief valve is standard, and replaceable bolt-on cutting edges handle the wear. Buckets can be specially engineered for varying material types, densities and abrasiveness.

⚙ Key Features of the Rollout Bucket

• Centre-mounted vertical dump cylinder — tested and proven to last up to 30,000 hours, and avoids the metal fatigue of twin bottom-mounted designs.
• Improved stroke-to-dump-motion ratio — the vertical mounting converts cylinder travel into dump rotation more efficiently.
• Slide links — provide additional cylinder protection by preventing over-extension.
• Relief valve standard — fitted on every bucket, not an option.
• Replaceable bolt-on cutting edges — the wear surface is a serviceable part.
• Universal skid steer coupler system or direct pin-on mount — two mounting options.
• Can be engineered for specific materials — buckets are adaptable to varying material type, density and abrasiveness.

🔑 Why Buy This Rollout Bucket?

• Load trucks a standard bucket cannot reach — high dump clearance means one machine does the job instead of a skid steer plus a loader.
• A cylinder rated in tens of thousands of hours — 30,000 hours of tested life on the single most stressed component changes the total cost of ownership.
• No floor pockets to fatigue — the centre-mounted design eliminates the crack-prone geometry that shortens the life of twin-cylinder rollout buckets.
• Over-extension cannot damage the cylinder — slide links physically stop the travel before the cylinder reaches its limit.
• Spec the bucket to the material — buckets can be engineered around density and abrasiveness, which matters when the same yard handles feed one day and demolition debris the next.

📊 Rollout Bucket Specifications

📋 Rollout Bucket Models and Options

Four capacities are available:

• 0.75 cubic yard — 925 lbs (model 4469D1)
• 1.00 cubic yard — 1,100 lbs (model 7161D1)
• 1.25 cubic yard — 1,275 lbs (model 2510D1)
• 1.50 cubic yard — 1,450 lbs (model 6127D1)

All four use the same cylinder specification and 1/8" moldboard; capacity and weight are the differentiators.

🔗 What Is a Rollout Bucket Used For?

• Loading feed trucks at dairies
• Loading debris into tub grinders
• Landfill and transfer station work
• Recycling centre material handling
• Snow removal into trucks
• High-clearance loading in parking lots

🚜 Which Machines Fit the Rollout Bucket?

Available in two mounting configurations — select the one that matches your machine:

Universal Quick Attach (SSQA)

Fits skid steer loaders and small wheel loaders with a standard universal quick attach plate — Bobcat, Caterpillar, John Deere, Case, New Holland, Takeuchi, Kubota, Gehl and others using the SSQA standard.

Direct pin-on

Pinned directly to the loader arms. Pin fitment is machine-specific, so supply your machine make and model when ordering this configuration.

Compatibility is determined by coupler or mount type, not machine brand — confirm your configuration before ordering. Bucket weights range from 925 lbs to 1,450 lbs empty. Specify your mounting configuration when ordering. Verify your rated operating capacity against the bucket weight plus a full load, remembering that high dump work carries the load further from the machine.

❓ Rollout Bucket Questions, Answered