BucketMate Silage Forks

Make Light Work of Silage and Farm Clean-Ups

The BucketMate Silage Forks are a versatile addition to your BucketMate setup, making it easier to handle silage, clear debris and tackle everyday clean-up jobs around the farm.

Featuring 600 mm curved steel tines, the forks are ideal for pushing, raking and handling loose materials. Whether you're cleaning around silage pits, clearing sticks and branches, tidying horse paddocks or moving loose debris, they're a practical tool to have on hand.

Available in single (2-tine) or double (4-tine) configurations, giving you the flexibility to choose the setup that best suits your needs. The double configuration provides a wider working area for handling larger quantities of material.

Featuring BucketMate's plug-and-play attachment system, the Silage Forks connect directly into the receiver and secure with a pin, allowing quick, tool-free changeovers without removing your 4-in-1 bucket.

Proudly Australian-made using quality Australian steel, the Silage Forks are built tough for everyday farm use.

Key Features:

• Versatile Functionality: Ideal for silage handling, clearing sticks, branches and general farm clean-ups.

• 600 mm Curved Tines: Designed for effective pushing, raking and handling of loose material.

• Single or Double Configuration: Choose 2 or 4 tines depending on the job.

• Quick, Tool-Free Installation: Plug directly into the BucketMate receiver for simple attachment changes.

• Australian Made: Manufactured in Australia using quality Australian steel.

• Compatible with Both Designs: Works with original and latest-generation BucketMate systems.

Available Configurations:

Single Unit (2 Tines)

• 1 × Silage Fork Assembly

• 2 × 600 mm Curved Tines

• Weight: Approximately 13 kg

Double Unit (4 Tines)

• 2 × Silage Fork Assemblies

• 4 × 600 mm Curved Tines

• Combined weight: Approximately 26 kg

Requires the BucketMate system, sold separately. Primarily designed for pushing, raking and handling loose materials rather than heavy lifting. Always operate within your equipment's rated capacity.