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dillo99 · 07-04-2009, 08:46 AM

I got one last year after putting it off for quite awhile - definitely worth it. I have a backhoe too but it is nice to need it a little less. As for leveling, can be done with the heel of the bucket and that is probably better for the loader anyway. I take it off in the winter since the loader is part of my snow removal process. Takes 10 minutes to remove/replace the toothbar.

07-04-2009, 08:46 AM	#5 (permalink)
dillo99 Gold Member Join Date: Aug 2005 Location: Upstate NY Posts: 352	Re: Toothbar or No Toothbar? I got one last year after putting it off for quite awhile - definitely worth it. I have a backhoe too but it is nice to need it a little less. As for leveling, can be done with the heel of the bucket and that is probably better for the loader anyway. I take it off in the winter since the loader is part of my snow removal process. Takes 10 minutes to remove/replace the toothbar. __________________ Mike B7500, Loader: LA302, Backhoe: B4675, 3ph splitter, 3ph dump hauler, 5' Bush Hog, 5' rear blade, Chipper, 1 Wife, 3 Daughters and 2 Dogs (oh yeah...cat too but who counts them)