Here can i buy a tooth bar?
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notamustang
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There are several that are mentioned, Markham woods and a few more. Do a search and look at what people have to say. There is a lot of info on them. You can also get the parts to build your own. Good Luck
Scrounger
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H&H Manufacturing makes some nice ones too. I use the EZ Landscaper model on my BX.
TORQUIN
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I second MarkhamWelding.com. I got mine there and am very happy with the price, turn-around time, and the build of the toothbar itself. It has replacable teeth on it, which is a good thing, not that you'll wear those heavy-duty teeth out. /forums/images/graemlins/shocked.gif
Just make sure the side of your bucket are straight when you measure. I ordered one fo rmy neighbor also, and when we measured we did not take into account a slight bend in the bucket and altough the measurement was right where we measured, we had to grind the end of the toothbar so it would fit at the edge of the bucket. Better to go a 1/4 inch too small than too large, is what I learned.
Chris
Just make sure the side of your bucket are straight when you measure. I ordered one fo rmy neighbor also, and when we measured we did not take into account a slight bend in the bucket and altough the measurement was right where we measured, we had to grind the end of the toothbar so it would fit at the edge of the bucket. Better to go a 1/4 inch too small than too large, is what I learned.
Chris
Ditto Markham welding. Ordered mine from them had it in two days. Well built and the price was right.
http://www.markhamwelding.com/
HankC
http://www.markhamwelding.com/
HankC
Had you filled out your profile with the city and state, I could look to see if there is a Woods Equipment dealer in your area. Just Alaska doesn't get it on their search.
If you have a Woods Dealership, you can order a toothbar through them, and they deliver to the dealer on some regular schedule. This should save you the expensive shipping to Alaska that others will no doubt have to charge.
All of the mentioned companies make good toothbars. I have a Woods that has suffered and survived a lot of abuse.
Here is the dealer locator:
Woods Equipment
It's under construction equipment.
If you have a Woods Dealership, you can order a toothbar through them, and they deliver to the dealer on some regular schedule. This should save you the expensive shipping to Alaska that others will no doubt have to charge.
All of the mentioned companies make good toothbars. I have a Woods that has suffered and survived a lot of abuse.
Here is the dealer locator:
Woods Equipment
It's under construction equipment.
tc18ny
Silver Member
What do you mean by good price? How much did your's cost from Mark Ham and what size? I'm looking to have one made for my 48'' bucket. Are we talking $100 or $300? Thanx in advance for any info.
plaindave
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Just ordered a 54" toothbar from Markham today. Price was $184 plus about $70 to ship it to Michigan.
They also told me they were out of steel for the cutting edge and it would be about 2 weeks for delivery.
They also told me they were out of steel for the cutting edge and it would be about 2 weeks for delivery.
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I bought a Markham tooth bar about 1 year ago and I am super-pleased with it. They are also very good to deal with. I highly recommend them.
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Tom_H
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Markham. Best price and service. Quality equal to anybody else.
