Loader off the wall bucket question

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comancheflight

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Linton, Indiana
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Kioti NX4510HC
While goofing at the dealership this weekend after they were closed, all of the new tractor loader buckets have 3 holed drilled on both sides in a straight line...what are they for? Just curious
 
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I guess the reason I asked is mine doesn't have them. I have a new CK35HST purchased this spring and it doesn't have any holes drilled in it...
 
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I think the bolted to the shipping materials was the most plausible.

Could it be that it was bolted to some pallets?:mischievous:
 
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Could it be that it was bolted to some pallets?:mischievous:

You notice we both avoided using the p word when discussing the packaging..... However you could be on to something there. Pallets in the outdoors create a draw for small critters, and coyotes like small critters. Hmmm
 
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I would doubt a company would spend the money drilling holes in a bucket to hook it to a pallet when all they need to do is throw a strap around it to hold it down. My guess would be for an attachment.

What kind of tractor and bucket are we talking about?
 
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Kioti - all the ck models and the NX50 end loader buckets they had....all of em
One only had two holes but forget which one. I think the NX but didn't pay close attention
 
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You noticed, how I danced around the P word?
James, were you referring to our beloved pallets? These innocent transporters that take so much abuse but never resist? These sleepers that lay dormant and innocently migrate in large groups only to be deployed without traceability? We have to stop this PC language and call them out. How can we let them congregate in numbers like this?

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I asked my dealer today about the holes and without hesitation he said they are for water drainage so when you scoop mud the water can drain out...
 
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I asked my dealer today about the holes and without hesitation he said they are for water drainage so when you scoop mud the water can drain out...
I wouldn't step in too much of that... :)
 

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