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    The company I work for, that being Mining Technologies International, can rebuild your old buckets, or build you new replacement buckets for loaders and excavators of all kinds. We have several bucket lip styles and ground engagemnt tools to meet whatever needs you have. Price may not be the cheapest on the market, but you will get quality product. MTI has manufacturing and rebuild facilities in the US and Canada, but ship globally.
    They can do simple lip replacements with striaght, spade, easy fill, and toothed lip systems, using hard plate or cast lip systems. Or they can make and replace the worn out plates in your bucket, add wear strips, shoes and buttons, teeth, replace and linebore the pin bosses and bushings, etc. so when you get your bucket back it is in excellent reliable condition.
    If anyone is interested, either go to MTi's website below for contact info, or feel free to shoot me an email and I will get you in contact with the proper persons.

    website: www.mti.ca
    email: mark.mcintosh@mti.ca

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    Quote Originally Posted by AGA-PARTS View Post
    If I was you I wouldn`t buy any Chinese brand buckets , I would buy Italian brand name.
    Even for my Russian clients, I buy from Italian suppliers and they ship from Italy to Russia.
    Hi AGA-Parts, I don't think SEC can represent all the Chinese brand buckets. I even don't see one SEC bucket in China. From the internet, I am told that SEC is bad, as they use the bad materials. But that is not the whole story of Chinese bucket. We do the attachments too, including the buckets, and we use AR400, or T-1 and MS steel. The quality of attachments made in China has improved a lot actually.

    If you had a chance, you are welcome to China to have a look.

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    you want a good bucket go to industrialbuckets.com

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    Ive seen a SEC bucket with a little use on it and it was ripped apart. They are junk . My opinion.

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    Whatever rbauctions brings in up here in Sask is not worth buying. Built far too light to stand up to anything.

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    Just to add to my prior dispariging comments about the SEC bucket I had the misfortune of buying, mine still has the original teeth on it, and the edge between teeth is scalloped about 3" deep. The sides wore through, and the bottom wore through. The welds have nearly all come apart, pin bosses broken loose, etc. I don't know how many hours, as it gets swapped out a lot, and never used for hard digging.

    What gets me is the original teeth, except on the 2 shanks that broke off. I have used the Chinese teeth, and they don't last long, but they outlast the SEC bucket.
    Jerry

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    Could someone post of pic of this garbage ??
    Cat 215B excavator, two 235's , 916 loader ,Fiat FR7 loader-fork, JCB 525B teleloader " CAT is where it's at !!! " www.creditvalleyquarries.com

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