Hey guys, I have the Bobcat CT235 with the 68 inch bucket. I am in NJ but keep the tractor in NY and won't be up for a few weeks. Can anyone with the 68 inch bucket help me with the bucket inside measurement. Need that info to order bolt on tooth bar for my bucket. I am assuming 67 1/2 or 3/4 but want to be sure. Thanks guys!
Tooth Bar for 68" Bucket
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SSdoxie
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Mines CT225 w/same loader. Bucket is 67 1/4" inside. That's at the actual boucket material where you have to drill through the sides.
Note: this is on the first version loader (Rhino built) not the model year 11 that came out last Fall (Bobcat built).
bullbreaker
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You didn't ask but if I were you I'd go with a minimum of 7 teeth and probably 8,for that width.
Boone
Pic is 64 1/2 " inside (7 teeth).
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milkman636
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The Bobcat dealer had a set of 7 bolt-on teeth with hardware for under $90 for the 68" bucket on my CT335. They fit nicely into the predrilled holes, and installation took about 15 minutes.
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Can you ask if they have extra one to ship?:drool:
Canada_CT230
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I was looking for teeth to bolt on to the existing holes in the 68" bucket. My dealer didn't think they had anything. Do you have a part number?
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The sales slip lists item # 6728247. The number 0727455 is cast into the top of each tooth right above the Bobcat name. The kit included 7 teeth and 14 bolts with nuts.
