Mini Excavator - Roo Tilting Mud Bucket - 900mm | 1.5t-1.8t

A 900mm hydraulic tilting mud bucket for 1.2t–1.8t mini excavators, designed and manufactured in Australia by Roo Attachments.

Fits

Rated by Roo for 1.5t–1.8t excavators. Attachments in this class generally use a 30mm pin (JCB 25mm and John Deere 32mm are the exceptions). Pin centres and ear spacing are matched to your machine — Roo weld the ears in during manufacture and will modify a hook-up to suit if they do not stock yours. A spare hydraulic circuit is required to operate the tilt.

Roo Hook-Up Guide — 1.7t class

Give us your make and model and we will have the correct hook-up fitted. This is Roo Attachments' own guide for the 1.7t class:

All dimensions in millimetres. Roo note that for Komatsu they have always used 125mm centre-to-centre and that also works. Source: Roo Attachments hook-up guide, 27 August 2026.

Specifications

What's Included

• 1 × 900mm hydraulic tilting mud bucket
• Hook-up built to suit the machine you nominate
• Pins and hydraulic hoses are not included unless ordered separately

Fitment & Returns

Confirm fitment with us before you order. The compatibility information on this page is compiled from more than one source — Roo Attachments' hook-up guide, machine manufacturer specifications and our own records — and Roo describe their guide as a guide only. Hook-ups vary between makes, models and build years. Send us your machine's make, model and serial number, or a photo of the arm end with the pin diameter and centres measured, and we will confirm the correct hook-up with Roo before your order is built.

Where an attachment is supplied matching the measurements advertised, a return because it does not suit your machine is at our discretion and a restocking fee may apply. This does not limit your rights under the Australian Consumer Law.

Support & Warranty

12-month parts warranty, supplementary to your rights under Australian Consumer Law. Hoses, seals and the cutting edge are wear parts and are excluded. Supported from our Derwent Park workshop in Tasmania.