What is a Concrete Skip?
The Concrete Skip is a digger attachment with two spouts. One of the spouts is at the front of the attachment facing away from the machine. This is useful for the operator to aim the concrete when pouring into form-work or shuttering.
The other spout is at the rear of the attachment facing towards the machine. Pouring towards the machine gives the operator better vision. This in turn really helps with aiming the concrete accurately when pouring.
Why use a Concrete Skip?
Which size of machine will this attachment fit?
Unlike other products available on the market, the Masterhitch Concrete Skip can be attached to any machine from 8 to 22 tonnes. These are typically the size of excavators most commonly found on construction sites.
It can also be supplied with the facility for either standard pin or ‘Quick Hitch’ attachment.
Need training on how to use this attachment?
If you are not confident in using the Concrete Skip, the brilliant team over at the Diggerland Plant Training School will be able to provide you with training to help you feel comfortable with this attachment. The training school has many courses on offer, from health and safety to telehandler courses, they can help with anything.