Choosing a skid steer loader attachment often comes down to a simple question: do you need a bucket that moves material, or a rake that breaks it down? The Landhonor 72in Hydralic Rake Bucket tries to answer both in one attachment, combining a digging bucket with a rear hydraulic rake that grinds, shreds, and pulverizes material.
Quick verdict
If your skid steer loader runs within the 15-25 gpm hydraulic flow range, this attachment deserves close consideration. You get a digging bucket and a powered rake in one frame, so certain jobs can be handled without switching tools.
Who it suits
This attachment suits operators who regularly move between digging and processing material, especially when hauling extra equipment to the work area isn't practical. Dual-purpose attachments are most valuable when you have room for only one unit, and this bucket-and-rake combo fits that pattern.
What stands out
The headline is the dual action. The front is a digging bucket, and the rear carries a hydraulic rake driven by a high-torque motor rated at 536 ft·lbf at 3,000 psi. A bi-directional drum lets you reverse rotation to clear jams without shutting down, and crossover relief valves dampen hydraulic line shock. Oversized, triple-sealed ball bearings are used to keep contaminants away from the moving parts. The 72-inch working width and 19 ft³ bucket capacity give the unit a wide footprint for covering ground while still holding a usable load.
Meaningful trade-offs
The main trade-off is weight. At 1,020 pounds, the rake bucket is built to take heavy use, but that mass takes away from the payload capacity you have left for the material being moved. Another constraint is the hydraulic flow range: 15-25 gpm is a specific window, and a machine outside that window will not drive the rake motor as intended.
Landhonor 72in Hydralic Rake Bucket for Skid Steer Loader Attachments Heavy Duty
Pick this attachment when you want the convenience of a powered rake that can grind, shred, and pulverize material while still giving you a digging bucket in the same footprint. The limiting factor is the 1,020-pound frame and the 15-25 gpm flow requirement, so it is not a universal fit for every skid steer loader.
Bottom line
At $2,399.99, the Landhonor 72in Hydralic Rake Bucket makes sense for skid steer loader owners whose equipment has the hydraulic flow range and payload capacity to handle it. If those conditions are met, the bucket-rake combination gives you a single unit that can dig, grind, shred, and pulverize material across a wide working path.
