I'm thinking of buying a Piranha Tooth Bar for my LS MT125 and have a couple of questions for somebody who might already have one on their MT125: 1) What size did you order (I'm thinking 49 3/4")? 2) Did you encounter any installation problems due to those "crimps" in the bucket sidewalls?
Piranha toothbar on MT125
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atsah
Elite Member
I don't have an LS but my since sold original bucket had a crimp also, I measured the inside of the bucket and it fit perfectly. What are your plans for use, reason I ask is I Like my ratchet rake better for my needs, only thing the PTB is better for is digging.. You can't really dig with a RR..
Thanks Atash, I looked at the RR but I've got a lot of digging and moving of gravel to do. The RR looks great for back dragging.
atsah
Elite Member
Yup the PTB is the way to go then..
ThirdMan
Gold Member
The bucket is 50 inches, and I am interested in what you find out.
H8Monday
New member
I have one. I dont remember the measurement, but I just followed the ordering instructions on the website.
It arrived in a few days.
Took me 20 minutes to install it with a 3/8 drill bit for pilot holes, followed up with the step bit for final hole size.
Now mount or dismount it in about 60 seconds with a couple crescent wrenches.
I use mine for moving gravel, sand and recently to grade and level an area for a 30 x 50 patio.
Its night and day difference vs the straight bucket blade.
It arrived in a few days.
Took me 20 minutes to install it with a 3/8 drill bit for pilot holes, followed up with the step bit for final hole size.
Now mount or dismount it in about 60 seconds with a couple crescent wrenches.
I use mine for moving gravel, sand and recently to grade and level an area for a 30 x 50 patio.
Its night and day difference vs the straight bucket blade.
ehinson
Bronze Member
I have the PTB on my 66" bucket and it does indeed dig well.
I dug a big hole for a root cellar 7' deep, 20' wide without issue.
I also lowered the bed level in he creek in the middle of my property and that worked like a charm.
Swipe cutting saplings and brush works well too.
Like H8Monday said it's an easy install.
I dug a big hole for a root cellar 7' deep, 20' wide without issue.
I also lowered the bed level in he creek in the middle of my property and that worked like a charm.
Swipe cutting saplings and brush works well too.
Like H8Monday said it's an easy install.