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Overview
The Bobcat 108-inch (9-foot) general purpose bucket is a large-capacity bucket for the highest-output Bobcat skid steers and CTLs on bulk material handling. The 9-foot width moves significant volume per cycle on gravel loading, topsoil spreading, and site cleanup. Bobcat factory buckets are machined to close tolerances for their attachment system, ensuring reliable mounting and operation. Available through Bobcat Canada dealers.
Canada Availability
Available through Bobcat of Canada dealer network.
Key Facts
- Working width: 108 inches (9 feet)
- Type: general purpose bucket
- Construction: Bobcat high-strength steel
- Application: bulk material handling, gravel, topsoil, site cleanup
- Mount: Bobcat Bob-Tach (universal SSQA compatible)
- Typical weight: 600–800 lbs (varies by manufacturer)
- Hydraulic flow: no auxiliary hydraulics required — standard SSQA mechanical mount
Is This Right For You?
✅ Buy if…
- You need one versatile bucket for gravel, soil, concrete chunks, and general debris
- Your machine is mid-frame (S450–S650 class) or CTL
⛔ Skip if…
- You work primarily in rock, frozen ground, or heavy demolition — a rock bucket handles that better
- You need clamshell/4-in-1 functionality
🔍 Also consider…
- Rock bucket if your primary work is shot rock or frozen ground
- 4-in-1 (multipurpose) bucket if you also need occasional grading or clamshell action
🔧 Machine Compatibility
Wide attachment — verify your machine's rated operating capacity (ROC) before ordering. Compatible with all skid steer brands via universal SSQA quick attach — no auxiliary hydraulics required.
About Bobcat in Canada
Bobcat is one of the most recognized skid steer brands in Canada, with a dealer presence in every province. Their OEM attachments are engineered specifically for Bobcat machines but use universal SSQA mounts for cross-brand compatibility.
Care & Maintenance
- Grease the bucket pin and hinge points every 20 hours of use — dry pins wear oval and cause slop in the carrier, which transfers shock to the coupler
- Inspect the cutting edge for wear after work in rock, frozen ground, or hard fill — replace or flip bolt-on edges when worn to 50% of original thickness
- Check coupler latch engagement before every use — a partially latched bucket can release under load
- Clean debris from behind the cutting edge to prevent buildup that warps the edge over time; dried material also traps moisture against bare steel
- Inspect sidewall and base plate welds for cracking after heavy rock or demolition work — cracks spread rapidly if caught late
✅ Last checked: March 2026
Source: skidsteerattachments.ca/catalog/buckets/bobcat-gp-bucket-108/
