A grading bar leveling ground includes a panel formed as a blade having a forward-facing-surface and a backward-facing-surface, a plurality of gussets, at least one horizontal member coupled to the panel, and a support-and-coupling-member. The grading bar is attachable to an implement including machine such as a front loader tractor, a skid steer loader, an excavator backhoe, a tractor backhoe, or a rear three point tractor hitch and is configured for smoothing and leveling ground as manipulated by the implement.

There is described a bracket for mounting an excavation bucket on a coupler of an articulated arm. The bracket comprises a body extending in a plane and having a central portion. A first concavity on a first side of the body substantially has an arc-of-circle shape to conform with a surface of a cylinder and hinge therearound. A second concavity on a second side of the body is provided opposite the first side with respect to the central portion. A third concavity on the second side of the body substantially has the arc-of-circle shape. There are provided a first abutment edge formed by the central portion of the body; and a second abutment edge aside the first abutment edge and further from the central portion of the body compared to the first abutment edge. This bracket allows reversible mounting of the coupler of the excavation bucket.

Improvements to work attachment assemblies and in particular work attachment assemblies for use with work machines such as excavators.

A tractor attachment mountable on a loader boom of a tractor and a tractor attachment kit. In one embodiment, the tractor attachment is a grapple assembly, and the grapple assembly kit includes a mounting assembly, a plurality of clamping units, and a plurality of support units. The clamping units and the support units are removably mountable on the mounting assembly and may be arranged in different combinations on the mounting assembly. Such combinations may range from a single clamping unit mounted on the mounting assembly to a mixture of clamping units and support units mounted on the mounting assembly to several clamping units mounted on the mounting assembly. The clamping units may have alternative pivot points to permit jaws of the clamping unit to close at different speeds and with different forces. One or more fangs may be removably mounted on a clamping unit to enhance its grip.

A bracket for mounting an excavation bucket on a coupler of an articulated arm. The bracket comprises a body extending in a plane and having a central portion. This bracket allows reversible mounting of the coupler of the excavation bucket by providing two pairs of adjacent concavities at a front and at a rear portion of the body which can alternately hold a corresponding pair of hinge shafts of a coupler in either orientation. Abutments at the front and at the rear are provided to further retain the coupler in the mounting bracket in either configuration. A bottom of the mounting bracket comprises notches that fit with corresponding portions of the bucket for improved securing of the bucket assembly on the mounting bracket.

An edge of a guide hole includes a first contact portion, a second contact portion, and a guide portion. The first contact portion is in contact with the second connecting pin while the second connecting pin is positioned in the lock actuation position. The second contact portion is in contact with the second connecting pin while the second connecting pin is positioned in the lock release position. The guide portion extends in a direction intersecting the movement direction of the second connecting pin between the first contact portion and the second contact portion. The guide portion is pressed by the second connecting pin that moves from the lock actuation position to the lock release position in order to resist the urging force of an urging member and cause the second lock member to move from the locked position to the unlocked position.

Disclosed herein is a bucket link having a safety unit for use as a crane. The bucket link includes: a bucket link body; a crane hook provided on one side of the bucket link body in a hook shape, and configured such that a wire is hooked thereinto during use of a crane; and the safety unit for use as a crane configured to prevent the wire from being accidentally separated from the crane hook by blocking the entrance of the crane hook when the wire is hooked into the crane hook.

A quick-change device for changing attachments on a construction machine comprises a main body and parallel lateral flanks with oppositely disposed first and second bearing bushings for receiving mounting pins. To expand the range of applications, at least two oppositely disposed first bearing bushings can be inserted at different angular positions into first oppositely disposed passage openings in the lateral flanks by rotating the bearing bushings about an axis, which is offset relative to a central axis of a receiving hole of the first bearing bushing, and have an external contour for rotationally rigid engagement in a complementary internal contour of the passage opening.

A tool coupler assembly may include a power linkage assembly, and the power linkage assembly may include a first power link. The first power link may include a first end configured for pivotal connection to a tool, and a second, opposite end configured for pivotal connection to one end of a tool control actuator. The tool control actuator may be connected at an opposite end to a first end of a tool support member of a machine, wherein operation of the tool control actuator pivots the tool about a tool pivot axis coaxial with a tool engagement interface at a second end of the tool support member. A power linkage actuator may be pivotally connected at a first end for coaxial rotation with the tool engagement interface at the second end of the tool support member, and at a second end for coaxial rotation with the first end of the first power link.

Provided is a vibration damper for a high load, including: a vibration body support portion having first shaft support portions; rotation shafts that are rotatably installed at the first shaft support portions, have eccentric portions eccentric with respect to rotation centers of the rotation shafts and are spaced a predetermined gap from each other; a support portion having second shaft support portions on which the eccentric portions are rotatably supported; an elastic member that is installed between the vibration body support portion and the support portion or between the vibration body support portion and the second shaft support portions and that elastically supports the support portion with respect to the vibration body support portion in an upward direction; and a rotation synchronization unit that is installed at the rotation shafts so as to synchronize rotation directions of the rotation shafts according to vibration. The vibration damper for a high load can be applied to various construction machines, and excavators and can prevent vibration generated from various attachments from being transferred to a boom or car body of an excavator or a construction machine.