This is commonly used for: moving light, loose materials to elevated work areas; elevated cleanup and debris collection on multi-story jobsites; backfilling high retaining walls; and transporting bulk materials like mulch, gravel, or snow across rough terrain. Choose this when you need the extreme reach and height of a telehandler (Pettibone/Lull) to place loose materials where a standard skid steer cannot reach. If you need to dig into compacted earth, a dedicated skid steer or excavator is a better choice.

No, this material bucket is strictly designed for handling loose materials and acting as a debris hopper. It does not have the structural reinforcement or digging teeth required for excavating compacted soil, clay, or rock. Attempting to dig with it can damage the bucket or the telehandler's boom.

This JLG model 1001100824 bucket has a width of 102 inches, a capacity of 2.0 cubic yards, and weighs 1,099 lbs empty. Always verify your telehandler's load chart to ensure the combined weight of the bucket and your material does not exceed the machine's lifting capacity at your required extension and height.

We offer two styles depending on your machine's configuration: a direct-attach style that connects to the telehandler's quick coupler, and a slide-over-forks style. Please specify your telehandler model and coupler type when booking so we can provide the correct mounting style and any necessary safety pins or tie-backs.

While it can hold wet materials, a full 2.0 cubic yard load of wet concrete or heavy slurry can easily exceed 8,000 lbs, which may overload your telehandler's capacity, especially when extended. It is best used for lighter bulk materials, dry debris, or partial loads of heavier materials.