The JRB roll-out bucket improves the dump height ability of any loader, easily clearing 13 ft. 6 in. (4 m) trailers while increasing the productivity of single-side filling operations. The JRB Roll-Out Bucket is perfect for feed truck loading, recycling centers, landfill/transfer stations or anywhere increased dump height and accurate load placement is required, according to the manufacturer.

The bucket utilizes twin, dual-cushioned cylinders to tip the bucket on its edge, effectively doubling the working dump height of the bucket. These cylinders also provide smooth operation and reduce the impact of the bucket on the machine and coupler.

The carriage arms are positioned on the outer shell of the bucket to add stabilization. This also prevents twisting and provides a large, open floor surface that will allow for maximum material collection and complete dumping. The smooth, single radius shell design allows for maximum material roll and optimal fill rates. The JRB roll-out bucket has been designed with sloped cylinder housing, which eliminate pockets for material compaction, allowing for maximum material collection and complete dumping. The integrated mesh viewing panels give the operator better load visibility.

The JRB roll-out bucket is available in QC or PO attachment styles and the jumper hoses are included. Sizes range from 4 to 7 cu. yds. (3 to 5.3 cu m) in half-yard increments.

For more information, call 800/4BUCKET or visit www.paladinattachments.com.

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