Curved Rock Picker Buckets That Keep Your Soil in Pierz, MN

Kasper Rock Master curved rock picker buckets in Pierz, MN separate rocks while pulling less dirt, working up to six times faster than flat skeleton buckets on real farms and job sites.

The spade-shaped, curved bucket allows you to zero in on individual rocks without dragging large volumes of soil along with them.

Traditional flat skeleton buckets scoop too much dirt because they push forward in a straight line. That means you haul away productive topsoil every time you pick rocks. The Kasper Rock Master uses angled 1-inch square steel tines spaced 2½ inches apart. Dirt and pebbles sift through while rocks roll free. You can see exactly what you are digging through the open bar design, so you never waste a pass.

Rocks do not get stuck between the bars like they do with flat buckets. The curved shape prevents jamming and lets you move faster. The extended back plate even allows you to backfill holes immediately after removing a rock, so your field stays level and ready for planting.

Yes, the Rock Master can loosen and lift rocks up to three or four feet in diameter by working from multiple sides.

You do not need a crew with pry bars or a second machine. The curved tines dig under large stones and let you tip them free without fighting stuck material. For smaller rocks, you can load dozens in one pass and still keep most of your soil in the field. This makes the bucket ideal for new construction sites, farm fields being cleared, or landscaping projects where rock removal is constant.

Pierz soils tend to have glacial till with embedded rocks that frost heave to the surface each spring, requiring repeated removal seasons.

Traditional equipment wastes time and removes too much topsoil, which is expensive to replace. The curved design of the Rock Master was invented right here by a lifelong farmer who understands how Minnesota winters push new rocks up every year. You need a tool that works fast without stripping your field bare. Whether you farm near the Platte River or manage acreage along County Road 40, you know every inch of topsoil matters.

The Rock Master eliminates most manual rock picking, lowering labor costs and reducing back strain and fatigue for your team.

Hand-picking rocks is slow, hard on your body, and expensive when you pay hourly crews. Customers report the curved bucket works up to six times faster than flat skeleton buckets, meaning one operator on a skid steer can do the work of several people on foot. You finish fields in less time, avoid injury risk, and keep your schedule on track. The bucket fits standard skid loaders and is powder-coated for durability. It even fits in a pickup bed for easy transport between sites.

Kasper Rock Master was designed, tested, and refined in real field conditions by someone who spent years hand-picking rocks on a small dairy farm. The curved, spade-shaped design solves the problems that flat buckets cannot.

See how much faster your rock removal can be when you call Kasper Rock Master at 320-630-2712 to learn more about delivery, shipping, or pickup options available throughout the United States.