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Premium Harvest Bucket With Strap – 18 Litre

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Premium Harvest Bucket With Strap – 18 Litre

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Extra heavy duty fruit harvesting bucket designed for comfort, durability, and efficient picking of olives, cherries, and other fruit.

Premium 18 litre kidney shaped harvest bucket with adjustable lumbar harness for comfortable fruit picking.

The Premium Harvest Bucket With Strap is a professional-grade harvesting solution built for growers who require strength, comfort, and reliability during fruit picking. Manufactured from extra heavy duty HDPE, this kidney shaped bucket is designed to sit comfortably against the body, reducing strain while allowing efficient movement through orchards and groves.

The bucket is supplied with a padded lumbar harness featuring adjustable double straps, providing excellent weight distribution across the lower back and shoulders. Quick-release clips allow the harness to be easily detached from the bucket for fast emptying and handling. With an internal volume of approximately 18 litres, this bucket is ideal for harvesting olives, cherries, and other small to medium fruits while minimising fruit damage and picker fatigue.

Where this product is used

This harvest bucket is used in orchards, groves, and farms for hand harvesting olives, cherries, and similar fruit. It is suitable for commercial harvesting operations as well as serious small-scale growers who require durable equipment.
 

Premium Harvest Bucket With Strap – Technical Specifications

Specification Details
Product type Fruit harvesting bucket
Bucket shape Kidney shaped
Material Extra heavy duty HDPE
Internal volume Approximately 18 litres
Dimensions 44 cm (L) × 30 cm (W) × 20 cm (D)
Harness type Lumbar harness with adjustable double straps
Release system Quick-release clips
Weight (with harness) 1.5 kg
Manufacturing origin Made in the USA

Why choose this product

The Premium Harvest Bucket With Strap is designed to handle demanding harvest conditions while prioritising picker comfort. Its rigid HDPE construction ensures long service life, while the kidney shaped design and lumbar harness reduce fatigue during extended picking sessions. The quick-release harness system allows fast unloading without removing the bucket completely.

Guidelines

Fit the lumbar harness and adjust the straps for a secure, comfortable position. Harvest fruit directly into the bucket while moving through the orchard. When full, release the clips to detach the harness and empty the bucket into bins or crates. Clean after use to maintain hygiene and prolong service life.

Frequently Asked Questions

 
General main key features

• Extra heavy duty HDPE construction for durability
• Kidney shaped design for improved comfort
• Adjustable lumbar harness with double straps
• Quick-release clips for fast emptying
• Ideal for olives, cherries, and similar fruit
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Mechanical Harvesting, Pruning & Bottling Contractors

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PRUNING SERVICES

Gallard Pruning Services

John Gallard

0428 761 798

, john@gallardservices.com.au
Servicing Hunter Valley and other areas upon request.

Mulching service
Peter Birch - Thunderbolt's Olives

0428 669 157

, thunderboltsolives@bigpond.com
Mulches wood up to 300mm diameter
Servicing NSW areas

BOTTLING CONTRACTORS

Olive Oil Packaging Service

Kent Hallett
PO Box 114,Riverton SA 5412
PH:

(08) 8847 2255

, FAX:

(08) 8847 2676


EV Olives

Eberhard Kunze
203 Everton Road, Markwood VIC 3678
PH:

03 5727 0209

, Email: ekunze@netc.net.au
Service: Contract Bottling & Cask Filling

Fini Olives
Jim Hollingworth
237 Orange Springs Road, Regan's Ford, Gin Gin WA 6503
PH:

08 9259 4131

, Email: jimh@finiolives.com.au

FRUIT TESTING SERVICES

Groverite Australia

Email: racquel@pukaraestate.com.au

MECHANICAL HARVESTING CONTRACTORS

John Daniel - Tarlia Olive Estate

Servicing NSW, QLD, SA, TAS, VIC & WA
John Daniel resides in Lewiston on the outskirts of Adelaide, SA.
Email: jtdaniel@adam.com.au

Olympus Olive Contractors & Transport
Tige & Joy Boyd, RSD L260 Lockwood Vic 3539
olympusolives@impulse.net.au
PH:

03 5435 3644

Mob:

0429 056 437

Fax:

03 5435 3704

Servicing QLD, NSW & VIC

Peter Haslett - Haslett Harvesting
PO Box 164 Paringa, SA 5340
mail@haslettharvesting.com.au

08 8595 8046

(AH)
Servicing SA.

Ashville Contracting Pty Ltd
P.O. Box 828 Merbein Victoria 3505
Contact; Ashley Munro
Ph:

0428840235

or

03 50253305

Fax

03 50253305

Email ashville@ncable.com.au

Puma Olive Harvesting
Self propelled tractor mounted shaker.Capable of 1T/hr.
Contact: Fran Goryan
Ph:

0408 897 869

or

08 8823 3287

Servicing SA only.

Andrew Bucknell
Ph:

02 6343 7101

or

0428 232 798

bucknell@westnet.com.au
6 years experience, Sicma F3 harvester
Looking to expand into QLD and SA
Click here to download information for Andrew Bucknell

La Barre Olives
An average of 40 - 60 trees / Hour
Sicma Harvester, Operator has 5 years full time experience
Please contact La Barre Olives for more info
Ph:

02 6344 3170

denanteuil@bigpond.com

Preston Valley Grove
Sicma Speedy Harvester
Contact Mick Ryan for more info
Ph:

0419 907 701

, email:info@prestonvalleygrove.com.au

Barilla Olive Harvesting
Lot 286 Stebonheath Rd, Munno Para Downs. S.A. 5015
Shaker Harvesting, grove layout is important, please book early.
Servicing South Australia
Contact: Steve Barilla
Ph:

0411 402 405

, email:bariloil@tpg.com.au

National Olive Harvesters Pty. Ltd.
1 Nelson Road Lameroo S.A. 5302
Over-the-row Style Harvesting,Shaker Harvesting
Servicing: ACT,NSW,QLD,SA,TAS,VIC & WA
Contact: Ian Mead
Ph:

0885774062

or

0427879125

E-mail: iwmead@internode.on.net

EV Olives
Eberhard Kunze
203 Everton Road, Markwood VIC 3678
PH:

03 5727 0209

or

0408 519 955

, Email: ekunze@netc.net.au
Service: Contract harvesting
New generation harvester, small or large jobs, bin hire, fruit transport
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