Tooth bar Questions (again, I know)

[ritcheyvs]

OK. I'm been so busy using it, I forgot to post.

Did I miss it? What brand/style did you buy?

 

[ProfPat]

I went with the Piranha.

 

[BXpanded]

OK. I'm been so busy using it, I forgot to post. We have dug up and transplanted trees, boulders, sand and gravel. I should have got one of these the first day I had the tractor. I made a point of looking carefully at it this morning and the teeth are happy and shiny. No apparent damage. I would recommend it to anyone. As I've been using it, I've tried to consider how I would have done the same jobs with regular teeth and I'm pretty sure I would have broken them off. The benefit of this design is that the boulders aren't just being grabbed by one tooth. The entire bar and bucket are engaged.

Anyhow, thanks for the suggestions!

Hi Pat, Glad you like it! We always welcome reviews if you don't mind taking a minute. You can go to this link BXpanded Piranha Tooth Bar and click the review button.
Thanks,
Harry

 

[Gittyup]

OK. I'm been so busy using it, I forgot to post. We have dug up and transplanted trees, boulders, sand and gravel. I should have got one of these the first day I had the tractor. I made a point of looking carefully at it this morning and the teeth are happy and shiny. No apparent damage. I would recommend it to anyone. As I've been using it, I've tried to consider how I would have done the same jobs with regular teeth and I'm pretty sure I would have broken them off. The benefit of this design is that the boulders aren't just being grabbed by one tooth. The entire bar and bucket are engaged.

Anyhow, thanks for the suggestions!

The piranha might be great. But, there is no way you'll break any teeth off a bucket toothbar with a CK. You'd likely damage the loader first. Just not enough tractor. And the quality bars have replacable teeth protectors riveted on so that the underlying tooth never sees wear. I've abused mine to no end (500 hours). Still in excellent condition. Maybe after thousands of hours of use, you'd have to replace a tooth protector. Doubt most would ever get there.