The JRB side dump bucket by Paladin Construction Group is manufactured to provide wheel loader operators with more flexibility than a standard bucket can offer in construction and utility applications. This bucket can dump material from many angles, making it ideal for confined, hard-to-maneuver areas and jobs that require even material placement over long distances. One side of the JRB side dump bucket is shaped like a standard bucket to hold material, while the other side has a 45-degree side-shoot dumping angle that allows for full side dumping and angle backfilling. It carries up to 4 cu. yds. (3 cu m) and is available in left- and right-hand dump functions.

The JRB side dump bucket features the JRB sequence valve that locks and unlocks the bucket cradle and side dump function, providing added safety and control during transportation and placement. The standard inside center-mounted lift hook provides operator flexibility for other construction and utility applications that may require a chain or harness to move an object. The JRB side dump bucket is available as a pin-on bucket or is compatible with JRB’s quick coupler system.

Paladin Construction Group is a leading manufacturer of couplers and attachments throughout North America for the construction, aggregate, agriculture, landscaping, land clearing, recycle, mining, demolition, utility, aviation and municipal market segments.

For more information, call 800/428-2538 or visit www.paladinconstructiongroup.com.

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