Heavy duty with up to 10 cuft capacity
Use your forklift to move up to 10 cuft of mortar around the job site with a Star Industries Heavy Duty Forklift Mortar Tub. One bucket end is sloped for easy shovelling of mortar.
- Durable 10-gauge steel construction
- Continuous welded seams
- Reinforced corners
- One end sloped for easy shoveling
Specs
Product Sheet
| Model |
Dimensions |
Capacity |
Weight |
| 102 |
24”W x 22”H x 48”L |
10 cuft |
158 lbs |
| 103 |
24”W x 22”H x 32”L |
6 cuft |
121 lbs |
What Our Experts Think
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Heavy-Duty Design: Built with robust, impact-resistant materials for durability on construction sites.
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Large Capacity: Ideal for transporting and storing mortar, concrete, and other bulk materials.
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Easy to Handle: Features handles and a stable base for smooth transport and tipping.
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Versatile Application: Perfect for use with forklifts to move large amounts of material quickly and safely.
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Durability: Designed to withstand tough conditions and high-stress environments.
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Cost-Effective: A practical solution for improving workflow and reducing manual labor on the job site.
Q&A
Q: What are Star Industries Forklift Mortar Tubs used for?
A: They are designed for transporting and dispensing mortar, concrete, or other materials on job sites using a forklift.
Q: What is the capacity of these mortar tubs?
A: The tubs typically have capacities ranging from 1,000 to 2,000 lbs., depending on the model.
Q: Are the mortar tubs durable?
A: Yes, they are constructed with heavy-duty steel to withstand the demanding conditions of construction sites.
Q: Can these tubs be used for materials other than mortar?
A: Yes, they can be used for various construction materials like sand, gravel, and concrete.
Q: Are the mortar tubs easy to transport with a forklift?
A: Yes, they are designed with fork pockets for easy and secure attachment to forklifts for efficient material handling.
Q: What industries typically use Star Industries Forklift Mortar Tubs?
A: They are commonly used in construction, masonry, and landscaping industries.
Maintenance Tips
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Inspect Regularly: Check for cracks, dents, or structural damage, especially around welds and seams.
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Clean After Use: Rinse out mortar and debris immediately to prevent hardening and buildup.
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Lubricate Handles and Wheels: Ensure smooth movement by lubricating handles, wheels, and pivot points monthly.
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Check for Rust: Inspect for signs of rust and treat with anti-corrosion coatings as needed.
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Proper Storage: Store tubs in a dry, sheltered area to protect against weather-related damage and corrosion.
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Avoid Overloading: Stick to weight limits to ensure the tub’s longevity and safe operation.
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