BX25D backhoe ripper question

[Stargazer]

Hi got a diagram from dr. Pin holes are 1.010 6.875 center to center 2.250 center pin to top part tooth. 3.812 inside tooth 5.812 outside. Now just waiting for kub to provide bucket info. Think they can provide better dim than I can measure but that is still option.

 

[Code54]

Nice work Stargazer! I was waiting for a response from DR.
PLEASE keep us posted. If this fits it would be a fairly cheap option.

 

[Stargazer]

Hi all: Mon nite a steve from customer satisfaction sent note about forwarding to CENTRAL DIVISION SERVICE TEAM. So far a church mouse has made more noise. LOL. When (or if) hear anything or I try and measure will post info. Pat R

 

[like2wheel]

Hi got a diagram from dr. Pin holes are 1.010 6.875 center to center 2.250 center pin to top part tooth. 3.812 inside tooth 5.812 outside. Now just waiting for kub to provide bucket info. Think they can provide better dim than I can measure but that is still option.

Anyway you can scan & post that diagram?

 

[Stargazer]

hi like It says propitary (sp) and confidential so don't want to get into trouble

 

[Code54]

Here is what I received from DR.
Thank you for contacting us and your interest in the Ripper Tooth for our DR Towable Backhoe.

The dimensions of the Ripper Tooth are 18-1/5" x 6" x 17-1/5" and weighs 29 lbs. The length from the middle of one hole to the other hole is 6-3/4". Since we have not tested the Ripper Tooth on any other equipment, we cannot guarantee it will be compatible with your subcompact tractor.

Should you require further assistance or information, please reply to this message or chat live with us during our business hours.

 

[Tollster]

I have the Brotech ripper, Richards looks a bit heftier than the DR, his also comes with a slip over the shank 6" trencher, that comes in handy if your laying small pipe or cable. I have used it on tree roots, works good and the welds are first rate and would pass a ASME Sec III visual inspection, no if ands or butts!

 

[Code54]

Thanks Tollster - I really have not seen many close up photos of it but in the ad it did seem pretty nice. The trencher also seems interesting - is that an add on? Is it cupped to remove soil?

 

[Stargazer]

Hi all: Got a phone call just now from Kub. Rep said they do not have attachment specs in house. Suggested I measure mine dah, will do over weekend. He also advised they have had reports of bending dipper using ripper. Still trying to get head around that. Ok to use bucket but not ripper to bust root whatever???? Maybe if rip was 3-4' long but looking at length from dr it looks about same length as bucket without getting tape out. Thoughts anyone? Will work on measuring this weekend if not blasting easter bunny for hosenfeffer (sp). Pat R

 

[Tollster]

Thanks Tollster - I really have not seen many close up photos of it but in the ad it did seem pretty nice. The trencher also seems interesting - is that an add on? Is it cupped to remove soil?

I want to say it may have been an add on, it's just like a plow blade that slips over the tooth. I have not used the trencher yet, but gave the tooth a work out last summer on roots, and rocks clearing some property. Naturally, on my BX, some roots required more effort, working my way around the primary stump, that is where the tooth came into play. The side has somewhat of an edge on it to assist in cutting through the roots.

The trench shoe is not cupped, its more of a plow blade, using the tooth as the spear point.