WICKED Toothbar will Transform Your Bucket

[EverythingAttachments]

What's the approximate weight for a 72" (for my M4700)?

Hey man, they're right at 1 pound per linear

inch.
Travis

 

[EverythingAttachments]

Thanks, Ted. I'll be letting you know come closer to me being back on the Farm. Right now, I'm stuck in Florida and it's wall to wall butts. Cellulite butts. Tired of it. I'd move permanently but I think the cold would kill me. It's single digits up on the Farm right now.

Might have to get forks, too.

Stay warm

R

Just don't let em know you have a tractor, cause you just may end up takin one home with ya..
Travis

 

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Just don't let em know you have a tractor, cause you just may end up takin one home with ya..
Travis

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Wonder if she can cook??

 

[oldballs]

Wonder if she can cook??

Nah-h-h....She thinks Cooking....Cleaning.....are two towns in China.

 

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[Woodstock Walt]

Just placed an order for a 72" Wicked Tooth Bar and 60" Wicked Grapple for my 4540. Looks like you guys make some awesome stuff, can't wait to try it out.

 

[bcs001]

I'm thinking about adding the tooth bar to my growing list of tools and didn't see much written about routine installation and removal. It seems that there would be times it was better to have the bar removed depending on the task. I do a lot of back dragging after I clear an area and the teeth look like they would make this more difficult. Also I use bolt on forks from time to time so I think I would need to remove it when using them. I'd be interested to hear what your actual experience has been on this subject.

 

[EverythingAttachments]

Just placed an order for a 72" Wicked Tooth Bar and 60" Wicked Grapple for my 4540. Looks like you guys make some awesome stuff, can't wait to try it out.

Heck yeah! I talked to you this morning.
Thanks so much for the business. #EAcustomersROCK
Travis

 

[EverythingAttachments]

I'm thinking about adding the tooth bar to my growing list of tools and didn't see much written about routine installation and removal. It seems that there would be times it was better to have the bar removed depending on the task. I do a lot of back dragging after I clear an area and the teeth look like they would make this more difficult. Also I use bolt on forks from time to time so I think I would need to remove it when using them. I'd be interested to hear what your actual experience has been on this subject.

You'll love it!

I've heard by many in the Everything Attachments Group and other places on facebook that it doesn't hinder your ability to back drag, so I wouldn't be concerning with that.

I don't have any real experience with it being used with clamp on forks, but I do know it wouldn't hurt the Wicked, if the geometry allows you to clamp them on.

This shows some measurements, which could be useful..
Travis

 

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HILARIOUS!!!
Travis

 

[EverythingAttachments]

Here are some more Wicked good words from a great EA Customer!
Travis

 

[EverythingAttachments]

Here's a WICKED Toothbar vid I stumbled upon this morning! #EAcustomersROCK
Travis

 

[Bearsixty7]

Are you getting caught up on orders or did I just happened to order when a batch was being made and one wasn't spoken for since I received it in 1 week?

 

[EverythingAttachments]

Are you getting caught up on orders or did I just happened to order when a batch was being made and one wasn't spoken for since I received it in 1 week?

That's awesome news!

Yeah, the Wicked toothbar orders have been shipping amazingly fast. #ExpressLane
Travis

 

[Williy]

Do you really need all the bolts on lip of the bucket?

willy

 

[EverythingAttachments]

Do you really need all the bolts on lip of the bucket?

willy

I don't think they're necessary on 72" buckets or less, because of how strong the Hardox steel is, and considering how rigidly installed those wedge keepers are.

That's why I added this to the page, so guys will know..

NOTICE: For buckets larger than 72 inches, EA recommends the customer to install at least two of the included lower carriage bolts. This will greatly enhance the beneficial bucket strengthening aspect of our Wicked Toothbar.

Travis

 

[Williy]

Thanks Travis

willy

 

[Cycledude]

My LS tractor has a 72 inch bucket with holes already drilled for bolting on a replacement wear-bar , if I ordered a EveryThing Attachments Wicked Toothbar would it come with the holes already in it to match so I could just bolt it on with only having to drill the two outside edge bracket holes ? My tractor doesn’t even have 200 hours on it so there is very little wear on the factory wear-bar.

 

[Bearsixty7]

My LS tractor has a 72 inch bucket with holes already drilled for bolting on a replacement wear-bar , if I ordered a EveryThing Attachments Wicked Toothbar would it come with the holes already in it to match so I could just bolt it on with only having to drill the two outside edge bracket holes ? My tractor doesn’t even have 200 hours on it so there is very little wear on the factory wear-bar.

They do offer a complete bolt on option but it would not have the side brackets. They have a template to send you to fill out with all the measurements needed. If you get the standard one with side brackets, you have to drill your bucket to match the toothbar holes.

 

[PILOON]

I added a DIY tooth bar to my CUT and it thinks it is a skid steer now.
Must be over 7-8 years and no looking back.
Our soil breeds rocks and that bar sure helps.