We build our own, I'd say we have them from about 18" to 96", possibly bigger. We have plate rolled to the OD we want the clean out, usually 3/4-1" thick. We plate the top same thickness and leave four holes around 4" evenly spaced. We then put a sleeve in centered from top to bottom that's extra heavy wall pipe, usually same thickness as the bucket.
Inside that we have a solid steel shaft that's tied to the drive box. Bottom plate welded into barrel is a half moon and has a beveled edge to engage the ground. Attached to the bottom of the solid drive bar is another half moon, or slightly larger to have some overlap with fixed bottom. Drive box/solid bar and moving plate are all tied together.
Stops on top of bucket allow kelly to turn the bottom plate like a gate. Spin one way, direction of drilling, to stops and it's open to clean muck and water out of hole. Once it's full, backspin until it hits other stop. Pull out of the hole. The muck helps seal the bottom and keeps the water in. Swing over the spoil pile and set down in it with a little crowd pressure. Spin drilling direction to open and let the muck out. Raise up and spin back and forth to knock muck out. Rinse lather repeat until hole is clean