Built in Pierz to Fix What Flat Skeleton Buckets Can't
Why Traditional Rock Buckets Haul More Dirt Than Rock
When you're picking rocks in Pierz and the bucket pulls more soil than stone, you're not saving time—you're wasting it. Kasper Rock Master was invented after years of frustration with 6-foot flat skeleton buckets that trap rocks between bars, drag massive amounts of dirt, and blind the operator to what's actually being scooped. The curved, spade-shaped design solves all three problems by letting you zero in on individual rocks instead of scraping the entire surface.
Angled 1-inch square steel tines spaced 2½ inches apart let dirt and pebbles sift through while rocks roll free. You can see exactly what you're digging through the open bar layout, and because the tines are angled—not flat—rocks don't wedge between them. That means less stopping, less shaking, and more rocks moved per pass.
Large rocks buried in Pierz soil—some three to four feet across—require multiple approaches. The curved bucket lets you loosen from different angles, work the rock free, and lift it without bringing half the topsoil with it. Once the rock is out, the extended back plate lets you backfill the hole immediately, so you're not leaving craters across the field.
Operators report working up to six times faster than they did with flat skeleton buckets. That speed cuts labor costs, reduces crew fatigue, and keeps valuable soil in the field instead of in a dump pile. The bucket fits standard skid loaders, ships powder-coated, and is compact enough to haul in a pickup bed.
If you need reliable Kasper Rock Master in Pierz, reach out today.
What Stays in the Field and What Gets Removed
The curved design does more than speed up rock removal—it changes what you're able to keep. Instead of hauling topsoil to a dump site, the bucket returns dirt to the ground and isolates only the material you want gone.
- Curved tines sift soil and small pebbles while holding rocks in place
- Open bar design gives full visibility during operation in variable Pierz terrain
- Extended back plate fills holes immediately after extraction
- Powder-coated steel construction built for repeated heavy lifting
- Compact enough to transport in a pickup bed between job sites
Available for delivery, freight shipping, or pickup throughout the United States, the bucket is designed to reduce injury risk and eliminate the need for manual picking crews. Contact us today to schedule Kasper Rock Master in Pierz.