Testimonials

Here is what users and the industry have to say about the Yukon JackBucket

Lakeshore Construction Services, Inc.

I've been in the rock business for 10 years, and have handled and sold over 10,000 yards of boulders per year. I've gone through many rock buckets through the years, The Yukon JackBucket is far superior to the others. It is faster and has held up better than the others. I have handled over 12,000 yards of boulders so far and the bucket is still holding up great, where the other buckets broke up after 2,000 yards. I have the greatest confidence in this new design.

Signed, Clyde C. Brodt

Diesel Progress Magazine

November 1999

Chuck Yengst

Yengst Associates Inc.

For years, the bucket or spoon has been king. Now we have the fork for everyone to use... (The Yukon JackBucket) is getting close attention from skid-steer loader folks like Melroe, Case, New Holland and others...The Yukon JackBucket will not replace the spoon (standard bucket), but it will complement it, just like at the dinner table.

Tractor Works

January 2001

Brad Damron

We are in the concrete removal and demolition business, we have the biggest business in our area. Usually we break up concrete in 4 to 6 foot lengths and load it in my 10 wheeler dump. Before I used a hoe and skid-steer, now no more hoe, I use a jack hammer and a JackBucket. I can do it all with my 270 John Deere and a JackBucket, I've loaded brush, debris from demolition, it's a super good tool, its tough just thought you would like to know, it's everything you said it was. Recently one of my jobs another contractor on my same job took out some cement footings he had them in a pile I watched him struggle with a bucket, dirt and cement mixed. I asked him if he wanted me to clean it up, I charged him $150.00 to haul it away and loaded it in no time with no dirt with the JackBucket, yah it really works great. Several of my friends are interested in the JackBucket. It's a great tool it really works.

Sincerely,

Brad Damron