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4 in 1 bucket - how useful?
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Posted by Lynn Kasdorf- Leesburg, V on June 16, 2003 at 12:56:48 from (64.236.185.218):
In my backhoe quest, I seen that some have a 4 in 1 bucket. I've not tried one yet, but from what I have seen, this would be a very desirable thing to have for me. I will be needing to do a fair amount of grading soil, levelling piles of gravel, removing stumps, picking up logs, etc. It looks like a 4 in 1 makes some of these tasks easier/possible. This willbe for personal, farm use only, btw. Do you think I should hold out for a backhoe with this type of bucket? Obviously this will make my search for a decent, affordable machine even harder. If I find that great deal on a machine without 4 in 1, I'll probably have to go for it. Maybe one could be retrofitted (extra hydraulics, etc). I'd like opinions on how useful a 4 in 1 is. Also, is this available on all the major brands?
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