Low cost Bucket Crushers for excavators from 1.5 ton upwards.

A video of the first test run of one of the Baughans bucket Crushers which I import. This video shows inside the bucket so you can see how it operates. As it is 27" model which requires a minimum 3.5 ton excavator which I currently don't have, I built an adapter for the front of my JCB 1CX backhoe which can handle the weight. The 18" model will run on the rear backhoe of this machine as the requirements are a 1.5 ton excavator. Larger models up to 13 ton excavator capacity are available. I import these crushers to Australia as they fill a niche for recycling concrete & brick waste as well as crushing rock. The crushed material makes a great roadbase or compactable fill. With the rising cost of waste disposal and the low cost of these crushing buckets, concrete & brick waste from building or demolition goes from problem to asset! Contact Dave on 0411 572 725 or email [e-mail] for more info

[@69rd96]

I like the teeth in the jaw, very efficient method of pre-crushing and holding chunks from slipping out.

[@thumpervansqueakynuts5848]

I would have reused those bricks where I live lol

[@dominickkiggendi653]

Can it crush granite rocks

[@tigerbite4002]

check out the new tigerbite 400 for a mobile crusher

[@tbndeereman75]

also will this thing handle rocks

[@tbndeereman75]

what is a rough price for one of these

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[@jamesford400]

What the hell is this thing??

[@dubweels]

that thing is to slow for making profit a the end of the job it will cost you ways more money than what you can charge !!!!

[@piyushnayak2630]

Exactly why no one ever bought this

[@owenbrown7245]

Good principle but soooooo slow

[@tom5051666]

so slowwwww