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Digging into hard soil and causing teeth to break and the bucket to crack? A 13-ton machine can't handle tough soil? GuoRun's heavy-duty earth-digging bucket can handle two at once.   The workers who do earth excavation have experienced this - a 13-ton excavator looks large, but when it comes to hard soil mixed with crushed stones, ordinary buckets won't work. The bucket teeth either break or get tangled, and the bottom plate is scratched and pitted by the stones. What's even more infuriating is that the bucket capacity is too small. One bucket can't hold enough, and it has to make multiple trips. The excavator boom/arm swings back and forth, fuel consumption keeps rising, and the excavator frame also suffers. The boss complains that you're working slowly, while you complain that the bucket is not performing well. The machine rings on the construction site all day, but you haven't earned much money, and the maintenance costs have been wasted a lot. In short, the bucket is too "soft" t…

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