- 1Machine Type
- 2Brand
- 3Model
- 4Attachment
- 5Options
- 6Branding
- 7Checkout
Choose Your Attachment
Regular Bucket
A regular excavator bucket for digging, trenching, grading, and everyday dirt work.
Continue to choose bucket width, smooth or tooth edge, cutting edge options, and tooth system.
Skeleton Bucket
A skeleton bucket for separating rock, debris, roots, and larger material while letting loose dirt fall through.
Continue to choose width, tine spacing, edge style, and tooth options.
Rake
A rake attachment for clearing brush, roots, stone, and rough material while letting loose dirt pass through.
Continue to choose rake width, tine spacing, and build details.
Built Around the John Deere 26–35 Class Size
This attachment path is for the John Deere 26–35 class excavator group. The next steps help narrow down
attachment options, edge style, tooth setup, and build details so the final bucket or attachment matches
the machine and the work.
Why Start With the Right Attachment?
Machine & Mount Fitment
The build starts around your machine group so the attachment follows the correct fitment path.
OEM-Style Geometry
Regular buckets are planned around proper bucket angle, curl, and control for the machine size.
Attachment-Specific Options
Each path shows the correct options for that attachment instead of forcing every build through the same form.
Built for Daily Contractor Use
Strong welds, reinforced build details, and practical options for real work.
Material options may include Hardox® wear plate
depending on the attachment style, size, and build path.
Not Sure Which Attachment You Need?
Tell us what machine you have and what kind of work you are doing. We can help point you toward the right
regular bucket, skeleton bucket, rake, or custom build.