tooth bars

[PineRidge]

<font color="blue"> I have used my toothbar a lot, including moving about 250 tons of fill that had various sized concrete chunks in it, that had to be fought with, without any teeth falling off. I guess it does happen though...

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Henro I'm glad your teeth haven't fallen off yet, if they did you would have to change that profile of yours again to:

Hi, my name is Bill. I was born in Pgh. I live in Pgh now. I think I will die in Pgh. Pgh is a good place. My wife likes Pgh too. Lost my teeth in Pgh. TBN is as good as Pgh. Life is good...space for bio is too small... /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif /forums/images/graemlins/laugh.gif

 

[Hendo]

I have been looking for a tooth bar but mostly they say the won't bolt on over a bolt-on cutting edge. I have decided that I will just buy the teeth and weld them on my cutting edge, they cost about $32 each. for grading I use a box scraper or back blade anyway.
And by the way my New Holland dealer did not know what I was talking about when I ask about a tooth bar but have the teeth.

 

[KiotiJohn]

Hendo, Woods Equipment makes a toothbar for bolt on cutting edge. I believe the EZ Toothbar does also. John

 

[DannyD]

I did the excavating for this (see behind the barn) with my bx2200 and the standard 48" FEL. I tillled the first foot or so, then when I got to where I could seriously take out some from the face of the bank, I quit tilling.

There is about 3 feet of clay and rocks there, it was a lot of work and a lot of mess, and a lot of seat time.........and it was more fun than ...................., you fill in the blank, but I had a ball doing it.