Loader Wearing Edge - Kubota L35

[Keuka]

I just got a price for a Kubota Loader TL720 cutting edge. The bolt-on, 60 inch, reversable edge was $320, including bolts! I must be living or pricing in the Old Days.
I know you get what you pay for but doesn't that seem high. I'm checking with another dealer. Do any of you know of a quality after-market supplier?

 

[GreenWannabe]

You should be able to find one online easily enough. I found this page in just a quick search: Bolt-On Reversible Blade Cutting Edges

Good luck in your search.

 

[plowking]

I bought an edge in NH from a supplier who sells edges for snow removal and equipment.I was quoted 180.00-220.00 for one, but when I got there they sold me an edge with bolts for under 100.00. It had a buycris-erie[spelling] label on the edge. There are three suppliers in one area.I go there a lot in winter for the highway dept. The one I actually bought the edge from was referred by my tractor dealer. plowking

 

[machmeter62]

I just got a price for a Kubota Loader TL720 cutting edge. The bolt-on, 60 inch, reversable edge was $320, including bolts! I must be living or pricing in the Old Days.
I know you get what you pay for but doesn't that seem high. I'm checking with another dealer. Do any of you know of a quality after-market supplier?

Your going to need a 66" leading edge for the standard TL720 loader!

 

[Keuka]

Your correct Machmeter it is 66 inches. I just got a quote from another dealer for $200. Sounds more like it at least better than the $320.

 

[KML]

I bought my bucket teeth, tooth adapters, and wear edge from a mining supply shop (Cohn) a few miles from me. The 1/2" x 6" wear edge was $8.49/ft. they cut it to what ever lenght you wan't. They had racks of about any size you could think of in 18' lengths They had some 1 1/2" x 12" I figured would be cool but I'd have about 20lbs of lift capacity left after bolting that on my bucket!

I found them by calling a few heavy equipment dealers (the big stuff) and when they didn't have what I wanted I asked where they thought I might find it and they said "you might Try Cohn".

If you have any type of heavy industry in your area they get wear parts somewhere, just have to find where. Hope this helps.