Murray Machinery Ltd products

The Murray Grain Bucket comes in a range of capacities to cover all farm grain handling needs. Front and side leading edges are reinforced for extra durability, wear strips are provided on the underside and bracing on the inside of the bucket all lead to a grain bucket capable of enduring the rigorous of modern grain handling a range of fixing brackets are available to suit most loaders and telescopic handlers.

The Murray Hi Tip Grain Bucket is a combination of a standard Grain Bucket shell fitted to a separate under carriage, which is pivoted at the front of the bucket. Two double acting hydraulic cylinders activate the bucket and effect complete tipping at a very high level. Not only can the Hi Tip Bucket gain between 1 and 1.5 metre extra discharge height, it also achieves approx 1 metre extra forward reach. This can be a great advantage when loading high-sided vehicles as with all other implements the Hi Tip Bucket can be fitted with a range of fixing brackets to suit most loaders and telescopic handlers.

The Murray Fork Lift Drive in Grain Bucket is a Hi Tip bucket designed to suit standard mast type forklifts where there is no hydraulic tipping mechanism available. The Drive in bucket consists of a bucket shell attached to a separate undercarriage. The undercarriage is fitted with pockets which allow the forklift operator to drive into with the machines standard pallet fork toes, two double acting hydraulic cylinders activate the bucket and effect complete tipping at high level.

The Murray General Purpose Bucket is designed for heavier work around the farm or building site and is strong enough for digging stones and earth. It has extra bracing at all the stress points and has an anti-spill extension at the top. The bucket can be fitted with digging teeth if required.

The Murray Four in One Bucket is a multi purpose bucket/blade with a variety of applications around the farm or building site. The Bucket comprises of two halves, the rear half being attached to any loader or telescopic handler, the front half or blade is attached to the rear half by two pivot pins at the top, the front blade is activated by two double acting hydraulic cylinders allowing it to be opened or closed to the operators particular requirements.