Product Description

The TYPHON 9.8-inch Narrow Bucket is built to support the TYPHON TERROR X2 PRO and most 4,400–7,700 lb mini excavators. Its slim profile allows clean trenching, utility installation, cable laying, and precision excavation in confined spaces. Constructed from rugged steel and built around durable digging teeth, this narrow bucket supplies dependable strength and long-lasting jobsite performance. Check your excavator's mounting dimensions before purchasing.

Equipment Highlights

This commercial-grade TYPHON equipment is calibrated to meet strict occupational standards. Built with heavy-wear high-tensile components, it offers unmatched reliability, direct operational integration, and long lifecycle value.

The TYPHON 9
8-inch Narrow Bucket is built to support the TYPHON TERROR X2 PRO and most 4,400–7,700 lb mini excavators
Its slim profile allows clean trenching, utility installation, cable laying, and precision excavation in confined spaces
Constructed from rugged steel and built around durable digging teeth, this narrow bucket supplies dependable strength and long-lasting jobsite performance
Brand TYPHON
Compatibility TYPHON TERROR X2 PRO; 4, 400–7, 700 lb Mini Excavators

Jobsite Integration

Hydraulic Flow Requirements: N/A (Mechanical)
Recommended Carrier Weight: 2.5 Tons
Compatible Carrier Models:
TYPHON SPIDER ONE TYPHON KUVUO 2.5 TYPHON KUVUO 2.7 Most 1-3.5T Excavators
Attachments > Mini Excavator Attachments > 2.5 Tons > X2 Pro-X2 Max Attachments TYPH-2022a

2–3.5 Ton Excavator Attachment 9.8-Inch Narrow Trenching Bucket for TERROR X2 PRO

Promo Price
$461
The TYPHON 9.8-inch Narrow Bucket is built to support the TYPHON TERROR X2 PRO and most 4,400–7,700 lb mini excavators. Its slim profile allows clean trenching, utility installation, cable laying, and precision excavation in confined spaces. Constructed from rugged steel and built around durable dig... Read More

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