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If you're running a John Deere 35, 50, or 60 class excavator (11K–15K lbs), you need a bucket built to handle real ground engagement — not light-duty steel that folds under pressure.
The John Deere / Hitachi Excavator Bucket Line at Bad Ass Attachments is engineered for maximum penetration, durability, and structural strength. Designed for serious contractors, these buckets combine premium-grade materials with reinforced construction to deliver long-term performance on demanding job sites.
Pin-On Hitch (11–15K) MUST be added along with bucket ordered
unless selecting a Quick Coupler (Wedge Lock Style) Bucket.
Please specify make and model of host machine at time of order to ensure correct fitment.
✔ 1” Beveled C1060 Front Cutting Edge for aggressive penetration
✔ Additional C1060 Welded Side Cutter for enhanced digging performance
✔ AR Plate Front Side Cutters, Side Plates & Wear Strips
✔ Integrated Hitch Backing Plate
✔ Square Top Tube Design for added structural strength
✔ CAT Style Teeth (industry-trusted performance)
✔ Smooth Edge Option Available
✔ Forged D-Ring Standard
12”
16”
18”
24”
30”
36”
Perfect for trenching, utility work, foundations, footings, and general excavation.
Designed to properly fit:
John Deere 50 P-Tier Excavator – approx. ~10 800 lb operating weight
John Deere 35 P-Tier Excavator – approx. ~8 135 lb operating weight
(Compatible with equivalent Hitachi machines)
The 1” beveled C1060 edge delivers deeper bite and longer wear life.
AR plate side cutters and wear strips extend bucket life in rocky and compacted soil conditions.
The square top tube and integrated hitch backing plate prevent flex and distortion under heavy loads.
✔ Utility trenching
✔ Footings & foundations
✔ Septic installs
✔ Drainage work
✔ Land clearing
✔ General construction excavation
At Bad Ass Attachments, we don’t sell entry-level attachments.
We supply contractors with equipment that holds up, digs harder, and lasts longer.
Built for Operators. Worn by Badasses.
When it comes to John Deere excavator buckets, durability is paramount. These buckets are engineered to withstand the demanding conditions of excavation work. They are made from high-strength materials, ensuring that they can tackle tough terrain without compromising integrity. Because of their robust construction, you can rely on them for extended use in any project.
John Deere excavator buckets are designed with versatility in mind. They can be used for a wide range of tasks, from digging to grading, and even material handling. Whether you are involved in construction, landscaping, or earthmoving, these buckets have got you covered. So, you can easily adapt your equipment to different job requirements, making them a valuable addition to your fleet.
One of the standout features of John Deere excavator buckets is their ease of installation. They are designed to fit seamlessly with John Deere 50 models as well as Hitachi machines. This means you can spend less time on setup and more time on the job site. Therefore, if you own compatible machines, you can maximize your productivity with minimal effort.
John Deere excavator buckets are engineered to withstand harsh conditions, making them ideal for jobsites where durability is essential. Their robust construction ensures they can handle tough materials and intensive use. These buckets come with reinforcements that increase their lifespan, so operators can work confidently without frequent replacements.
These buckets are perfect for a wide range of tasks, from digging trenches to lifting heavy materials. Because they fit John Deere and Hitachi excavators weighing between 11,000 to 15,000 lbs, they can tackle various projects around construction sites and landscaping jobs. The versatility of these buckets makes them a valuable asset to any equipment fleet.
When using John Deere excavator buckets, operators can expect improved efficiency. Their design facilitates easy material handling, which means that jobs can be completed faster. Many users also report less wear on their machinery, as these buckets efficiently distribute load. This increased productivity is crucial for meeting deadlines and reducing operational costs.