Got a "Piranha" toothbar from BXpanded

[Barnone]

I have the tooth bar, under armor, and forks from BXpanded on my BX2660 and all are getting the job done on removing the nasty exotic Plum Nettles from our ranch.

 

[doswacko]

Can anyone comment on the life of the edges, looks like something that might need sharpening/grinding down the road?

I have had mine for a month doing gravel and tearing down a rock wall.
Still looks brand new and needed about 1 minute of filing to remove a small Ding. About 1/32 .

 

[doswacko]

Ok folks... Just checked out the BXpanded website and I don't see it. Maybe I'm not looking in the right place. Sounds like there is a lot of interest so maybe the dude that posts from BXpanded can follow up for us. I am interested... If the price is right!

Just call them. Harry is very helpful and will take the order on phone until its listed on the website.

 

[BXpanded]

Just call them. Harry is very helpful and will take the order on phone until its listed on the website.

It's on the website now! My guy came through for me and put it on late last night. He still has more to do in the way of pictures and application info, but it's there!
Under Armor is there too!
Click here BXpanded
Thanks!
Harry

 

[shownuff]

do those forks have to be used with that toothbar ? what are the forks rated at for lifting?

 

[JOHNTHOMAS]

I will be interested in feedback as well, may get one.

Harry wouldn't send me one for a consumer test trial with report back/feedback. Maybe he'll send you one. Would you be willing to take one for evaluation and provide a report?:laughing:

 

[GolfAddict]

do those forks have to be used with that toothbar ?

I have the forks, but not the tooth bar. They do not have to be used together. You'll notice on the two ends of the toothbar the smaller tooth is left off - so you can leave the tooth bar on and put your forks on at these locations. Without the tooth bar you can slide and use the forks anywhere along the bucket.

Harry mentioned in another thread that he will customize the tooth bar if you like. That is, you can leave any or all of the smaller teeth out to retain more flexibility on where the forks can locate along the bucket without removing the tooth bar.

what are the forks rated at for lifting?

I don't know what the forks are rated for but I can tell you my experience. I've used them for loading logs onto a trailer. As I kept working and adding more logs on the forks with each lift, I reached the point where I could overload the amount my BX24 loader would lift and the forks were still fine, never even bowed or anything that I could tell. I'd have to remove a log so the loader could lift the load. Those forks are pretty tough.

 

[TripleR]

Harry wouldn't send me one for a consumer test trial with report back/feedback. Maybe he'll send you one. Would you be willing to take one for evaluation and provide a report?:laughing:

I would have to check with my wife as she gets kind of nervous when I get close to her BX.:laughing:

 

[BXpanded]

I have the forks, but not the tooth bar. They do not have to be used together. You'll notice on the two ends of the toothbar the smaller tooth is left off - so you can leave the tooth bar on and put your forks on at these locations. Without the tooth bar you can slide and use the forks anywhere along the bucket.

Harry mentioned in another thread that he will customize the tooth bar if you like. That is, you can leave any or all of the smaller teeth out to retain more flexibility on where the forks can locate along the bucket without removing the tooth bar.



I don't know what the forks are rated for but I can tell you my experience. I've used them for loading logs onto a trailer. As I kept working and adding more logs on the forks with each lift, I reached the point where I could overload the amount my BX24 loader would lift and the forks were still fine, never even bowed or anything that I could tell. I'd have to remove a log so the loader could lift the load. Those forks are pretty tough.

OK, for those not familiar with our product line, let me try to explain what we've done...
We currently make our Quick-On Forks for the BX Series tractors ONLY. Lots of people already have these forks and use them for hauling brush and such as well as for pallets. When we designed the Piranha, it occurred to us that many would not only use the tooth bar for digging, but also for clearing brush and saplings. (As has already been mentioned, It is remarkably effective for that.) We decided that it would be very convenient to be able to just pop on the forks and cart off the debris. So in our effort to produce as versatile attachment as possible, we designed the BX version of the Piranha to accomodate our Quick-On forks. The BX version is the one shown on our website.

Versions of the Piranha for larger tractors will not have the spacing for the forks. There will be an additional small tooth on each side in that space.

 

[MasseyWV]

I received an invoice and PayPal button to click.

The "Piranha" toothbar is an interesting design, resembling an old crosscut saw blade, that looks like it would be quite effective. I just hope that PayPal isn't the only payment method accepted because some of us don't use PayPal and never will. It's simply too risky.

 

[BXpanded]

The "Piranha" toothbar is an interesting design, resembling an old crosscut saw blade, that looks like it would be quite effective. I just hope that PayPal isn't the only payment method accepted because some of us don't use PayPal and never will. It's simply too risky.

Shoot! You can order through the website, by email, by phone or by snail mail! We take PayPal, Visa, MC, Discover, Am Ex, checks, money orders and if you really insist, we'll even take cash!:thumbsup:

 

[JOHNTHOMAS]

Shoot! You can order through the website, by email, by phone or by snail mail! We take PayPal, Visa, MC, Discover, Am Ex, checks, money orders and if you really insist, we'll even take cash!:thumbsup:

Now that's flexability!!!:laughing::laughing:

 

[doswacko]

The "Piranha" toothbar is an interesting design, resembling an old crosscut saw blade, that looks like it would be quite effective. I just hope that PayPal isn't the only payment method accepted because some of us don't use PayPal and never will. It's simply too risky.

He takes other cards also.
whats risky about paypal.

 

[CHDinCT]

How soon before you take gold? :laughing:

 

[CHDinCT]

whats risky about paypal.

Yeah, would like to know that too. Been using it more and more so I don't have to give every fly-by-night web site my credit card number.

 

[MasseyWV]

whats risky about paypal

You're kidding right?

If not, try a quick Google search using phrases like "paypal ripoff", "paypal fraud", "paypal scam", "paypal sucks", etc... to see for yourself. Also, try replacing the word "paypal" with "ebay" and you will get similar results.

 

[Bluegill2]

I've used paypal for over 10 years, to receive and send payments, as a business. Not one problem at all.

 

[doswacko]

I've used paypal for over 10 years, to receive and send payments, as a business. Not one problem at all.

same here .

 

[JOHNTHOMAS]

I've used paypal for over 10 years, to receive and send payments, as a business. Not one problem at all.

same here .

Same here.
I actually think it is safer than passing my actual Credit Card number with Security code out to all of these different internet sellers that I buy from. I buy alot on the Internet. It also saves me alot of time not having to fill in all of the information every time I make a purchase. It also adds another layer of protection for protesting a bad purchasing experience. Paypal/Ebay has paid me when a seller didn't come thru with the advertised product. Ebay owners also own Paypal.
I also don't believe manufacturers determine how to and then make a product that will tear up 2 days after the warranty expires. And I don't believe everybody is AFTER me.

 

[zoltanthegypsy]

I tend to agree with JT and others. I use PayPal to minimize card exposure.

And I ordered my Piranha today

Z.