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I can't see why anyone would want a 108" grading bucket, on that machine it will be very in-efficient for anything other than snow or very loose dirt/topsoil IMO I have seen 96" wide buckets, most with teeth. What are you wanting to do with it? Definitely not going to be a digging bucket.
I've seen 96" dirt buckets but I don't know if you'll find much more then that built heavy enough for dirt work. Also if you go 108" you can't legally leave it on the machine when you go down the road, you would have to turn the bucket sideways on the trailer.
I'm not sure what you're trying to accomplish going that wide, but you might take a look at the Skeer System. This video was taken by my buddy at Kubota. Be sure to read the description. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w3pA9VoYh4I