Customer Reviews for VEVOR Tractor Bucket Protector, 2pcs Ski Edge Protector, 12" Long Turf Tamer Skid Protector, 4" Width, Heavy Duty Steel Bucket Attachment for Snow Leaves Removal, Spreading Gravel, Yellow

My only concern is that the turning knobs are a bit on the small size. Should you tighten them up too tight, they can be a bit hard to loosen because of the smaller size. Other than that, they work just fine!

They are very durable and well made and bolt on easy as long as you drill your bucket( which I didn't like to do) but with the hole in the bucket that will not move on bucket

GREAT PRICE -GREAT WORKMEN SHIP HEAVY DUTY ,I HAVE FOUR SET NOW THAT HOW WELL THERE MADE .ANYONE WONT BE SORRY TO OWN THEM.

The bolt isn't easy to use to tighten to a bucket. I modified mine and hope that a upgraded version is offered in the future.

Ordered bucket shoes for my tractor and a PTO Shaft for a finish mower. Products were considerably less expensive than alternatives, the quality was decent, and the items are functioning just fine. Shipping was reasonably quick and free, which on items that weigh this much is a deal in itself. Thanks Vevor.

the bolt could have a cup on bottom with rubber to hold that all ,very nice weld and heavy duty i have bought three pair so far very well build .the paint is very well done also .also good for other job thing be creative . Again well built .

These are heavy duty and nice construction. The weak and difficult to use part will be the little plastic knob for tightening them to you bucket. I'm sure in the future I'll be welding a nut for power tool use or a tee handle for easier turning.

Works terrific, used them on the bucket and no scalping along with the front mount snow blower to not pick up gravel.

Heavy construction unfortunately, they saved a penny with crap tightening bolts. Cheap small plastic handles and poor thread quality. Replace the screws and they would be great

The skid shoes work, however, they could use a much larger contact point on the loader bucket....it doesn't take much for the shoes to work themselves loose and slip sideways or even fall off the loader bucket. I'll be welding some steel stock to the ends of the screws for a larger contact point. They work great for the price, just be careful that they don't come loose and get buried in a pile of snow...I had to keep tightening the bolts down during use to keep them from falling off, which they did a couple times. Almost 1/4" thick steel that they are made out of, they'll last a long....long time.