Are bxpanded trenching buckets any good. BX23S
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I have their "quick disconnect" link and "ripper tooth" for my 77 and have been very happy with them both.
A skinny bucket seems like a good idea, but I have heard that they "plug up" easily in clay, so that might be a consideration.
A skinny bucket seems like a good idea, but I have heard that they "plug up" easily in clay, so that might be a consideration.
Everything plugs up in clay, especially if it's damp, including the teeth on a trencher!
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Yep, I agree.
However I have heard that the because the smaller buckets load has less mass, it is harder to "shake it out" thus more likely to have to be dug out by hand.
That's just what I "heard", I don't have any actually experience with it personally.
Kinda makes sense to me though.
I don't think it's the less weight so much as the closer distance between the sides, holding in the dirt.
Either way, it is more prone to holding dirt inside the bucket.