





When standard combination buckets aren't enough, the Solesbee's Pro Series 4-in-1 Bucket delivers the extra strength and durability professionals demand. Designed for high-cycle, high-impact, and high-abrasion applications, the Pro Series is built to withstand demolition, land clearing, grading, and heavy material handling where ordinary buckets wear out quickly.
Functioning as a bucket, dozer blade, scraper, and grapple, this versatile attachment eliminates the need for multiple tools while increasing productivity on every jobsite. Optional hydraulic tilt provides even greater precision, allowing operators to maintain a perfectly straight cutting edge while working on slopes or uneven terrain.
Unlike standard 4-in-1 buckets, the Pro Series is reinforced in the areas that experience the greatest stress during daily operation.
Heavy-duty upgrades include:
These improvements extend service life while reducing maintenance and downtime in demanding applications.
The Pro Series performs four essential jobs with one attachment.
Load, carry, and dump dirt, gravel, sand, mulch, rock, snow, and construction debris.
Open the bucket to use the rear cutting edge for grading, leveling, and backfilling.
Remove packed material, spread aggregate, or scrape hard surfaces with precision.
Close the bucket over logs, brush, concrete, stumps, rocks, and demolition debris using the powerful clamping jaws.
One of the standout features of the Pro Series is its available hydraulic tilt system.
Using a durable rear pickup design and a simple 12-volt electric-over-hydraulic solenoid, operators can easily adjust the bucket angle from inside the cab. This feature is especially valuable when:
The result is cleaner grading, greater accuracy, and improved productivity.
The Solesbee's Pro Series is ideal for contractors working in:
If your attachment spends every day digging through rock, roots, concrete, or abrasive materials, the Pro Series is built to handle the punishment.
The Solesbee's Pro Series 4-in-1 Bucket is currently available for:
Need a different machine? Contact us for compatibility with additional skid steer makes and models.
Not every contractor needs a heavy-duty 4-in-1 bucket—but if you're constantly working in harsh environments, the Pro Series quickly pays for itself. Reinforced construction, thicker wear components, and optional hydraulic tilt provide the durability and versatility professionals need to maximize uptime and reduce replacement costs.
Whether you're clearing land, handling demolition debris, grading roads, or moving heavy material, the Solesbee's Pro Series 4-in-1 Bucket is engineered to outperform standard combination buckets in the toughest working conditions.
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If you're trying to decide between the standard 4-in-1 Bucket and the Pro Series, it really comes down to how hard you work your equipment. If you're using your bucket every day in construction, demolition, quarry work, or other abrasive conditions, I think the Pro Series is money well spent.
The biggest differences aren't flashy—they're the areas that wear out first. The Pro Series is built with heavier steel at the jaw and pivot points, thicker cutting edges, and reinforced pivot bushings. Those upgrades don't necessarily make the bucket work differently on day one, but they make a big difference after hundreds or thousands of hours on the job. You'll spend less time repairing worn pivots and replacing cutting edges, and more time getting work done.
One question I hear a lot is whether the Pro Series requires a larger machine. The answer is no. It fits the same machines and uses the same universal quick attach standards as the standard 4-in-1 Bucket. If your machine can run the standard bucket, it can run the Pro Series. The bucket width is selected to match your specific loader, so simply tell us your machine's make and model and we'll recommend the proper size and determine if a custom fit is available.
I also like that you're not locked into one configuration. If your application requires something different, custom cutting edge options are available, including optional bucket teeth for aggressive digging and a hydraulic tilt feature for even greater versatility. That's a big advantage for contractors with specialized applications.
Overall, I see the Pro Series as an investment for operators who demand maximum durability. If your bucket spends its life loading mulch or snow, the standard model may be all you need. But if you're digging, grading, clamping, and working in rock, concrete, or other abrasive materials every day, the Pro Series is built to stay tight longer, reduce maintenance, and provide a longer service life. That's exactly what I look for in equipment that's expected to earn its keep every day.