A bucket attachment for an excavator including a single bucket having a base, a right side wall, a left side wall, a right guide wing, a left guide wing, and a rear wall. A rotatable crossbar is continuously disposed from a first aperture disposed in the right guide wing to a second aperture disposed in the left guide wing. A pair of inverted V-shaped mounting cleats is disposed on an exterior surface of the rear wall adjacent a top edge. A pivotable frame is attached to the crossbar, and a return spring is disposed around the crossbar and attached to the frame.

An apparatus for removing material from the ground is disclosed, with a path-clearing blade, a vehicle mounting, a body supporting the blade, and a jointed connection between the vehicle mounting and the body permitting the axis of the blade and body to rotate within a plane parallel to the ground. The jointed connection has first and second pivot arm each pivotally connected about a proximal axis of rotation relative to the vehicle mounting and pivotally connected about a distal axis of rotation relative to the body. As the body's axis rotates in the clockwise sense, the first and second arms each pivot counterclockwise about their respective proximal axes of rotation, and vice versa. The arms are preferably disposed above the body and the distal axes of rotation are mounted forwardly of the rear edge of a horizontal rotating brush mounted in the body behind the blade.

A rollered grading assembly, including an elongated roller drum, an axle extending through the drum, an elongated housing partially enclosing the drum and connected to the axle, an elongated blade connected to the housing, a pivot rod perpendicular to the axle and connected to the housing, a coupler connected to the housing, and a pivot actuator connected to the coupler and housing. The coupler has a proximal end connected to the housing portion and positioned adjacent the roller drum and a spaced distal end extending away from the housing. Movement of the distal end a first distance while the proximal end remains stationary urges the housing to pivot around the drum and move the blade portion a second, shorter distance into a desired position relative grade.

Disclosed embodiments include backscreens, backscreen accessories for implements of power machines, and implements including the same. In the backscreens or backscreen accessories, a first backscreen portion is attached to a frame of the implement, for example by welding. The first backscreen portion includes at least one first portion interface feature. A second backscreen portion has at least one second portion interface feature. The at least one first portion interface feature and the at least one second portion interface feature are configured to engage one another to removably couple the second backscreen portion to the first backscreen portion.

A dump liner device includes a receptacle, such as a bucket of a digger, having a high side and a low side when in a dumping position. The receptacle has a concave interior surface for holding material in the receptacle while in a holding position. A connection edge of a flexible panel is coupled to the high side of the receptacle. The panel conforms to the interior surface of the receptacle but is unconnected to the receptacle except along the high side such that the panel is gravitationally urged away from the interior surface of the receptacle in the dumping position to facilitate dumping of the material from the receptacle as the receptacle is moved into the dumping position from the holding position.

An apparatus is for a bulldozer crawler tractor. The apparatus includes a mounting assembly configured to fixedly attach to the bulldozer crawler tractor. A ripper assembly is configured to be operatively attached to the mounting assembly. A winch assembly is configured to be operatively mounted to the ripper assembly.

The present invention relates to a heavy equipment or machinery attachment apparatus. More particularly, the present invention relates to a heavy equipment or machinery attachment apparatus that includes a broom, fixed rake tongues, and spring-loaded tongues, whereby tilting of the apparatus (and not detachment from a piece of heavy equipment or machinery) engages the broom or the rake component for use.

Wing component for use with an implement that is coupleable with a power machine. The wing component includes a stationary portion configured to be mounted to the implement and having a wing support. A wing portion is slidably coupled to the wing support such that the wing portion is configured to move laterally relative to the wing support. A biasing mechanism is coupled to the wing portion and is configured to provide a biasing force to bias the wing portion relative to the wing support.

The present invention is directed to levelling apparatus, typically as used on tractors, excavators and skid-steer vehicles, and references the levelling assembly and mounting options including directly to the existing blade of vehicles as well as other mounting arrangements. Preferred embodiments of a levelling apparatus include a blade body portion and body mounting portion connected by an arrangement of fixed and adjustable linkages, preferably hydraulic, to allow movement of the blade body portion (relative to the body mounting portion) in substantially an up and down direction, as well as rotational movement about an axis perpendicular to the general plane of an attached blade.

There is provided an electromagnet control apparatus that continuously attracts crushed pieces of metals with the core of a magnetized electromagnet without immediately releasing the attracted pieces in a composite operation of a construction machine. The electromagnet control apparatus includes a control unit that controls a demagnetized state, a magnetized state, or a counter-magnetized state of an electromagnet. Until the end of a first threshold time t.sub.th1 from a transition to the demagnetized state from the magnetized state, the control unit ignores a turn-on voltage for turning on first transistors (a first transistor, a fourth transistor) and turns on the first transistors after a lapse of a second threshold time that is shorter than the first threshold time. The demagnetized state and the magnetized state are repeated until the end of the first threshold time t.sub.th1 from the transition to the demagnetized state.