Help me pick a toothbar!

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Originally Posted by jerrybob

I just put a Piranha tooth bar on my Yanmar 186D yesterday. Well made....easy to install....looks mean! Custom made for my bucket....less than $300 w/shipping across the country. Harry was a pleasure to deal with. Haven't worked it hard yet but I am sure it will do all the clearing and digging I need. God luck however you go.:thumbsup:

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Got some play time today and tried out my new Piranha tooth bar. Works great.....great for digging and brush clearing. Really well made.....the thing is a beast. This tooth bar is worth every penny....a great addition to the tractor.:thumbsup:l

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Originally Posted by jerrybob

Got some play time today and tried out my new Piranha tooth bar. Works great.....great for digging and brush clearing. Really well made.....the thing is a beast. This tooth bar is worth every penny....a great addition to the tractor.:thumbsup:l

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We have one on our Kubota B2320 and the difference in digging and other excavatory uses is night and day, and our Yankee Warehouse chainon forks fit right over it.

Just ordered the Iowa Farm Equipment tooth bar off ebay. Can't wait for the ground to thaw so I can start DIGGING!

No disrespect to the Piranha, it looks awesome too. I just wanted fewer teeth for more digging contact pressure, longer protrusion off the front bucket edge, something I can hang a chain off, etc.

Because everyone likes pics.

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And I was glad to learn that my pallet forks fit over the tooth bar nicely.

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The thaw is upon us! I might even start digging this weekend.

NOW you're digging it!:thumbsup:

Good choice. Comes in handy for popping those big (and small) rocks. Here's some I "gathered" up over the past few days as I was clearing poison oak with the B21.

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Dang! I wish I had rocks like that to gather. My property is mostly a sand bar devoid of rocks. I like rocks, they add character to the land. Landscaping, places to sit, mountain biking obstacles, etc.

Around here it costs a few hundred bucks each for those bigger ones...

If you had them, someone would probably steal them..... mine were.

bigtiller, someone stole some big rocks like that from you? Wow.

Yeah I have heard of boulder theft before too, but I don't quite understand it. I mean, you need to pull up with a truck and trailer big enough to carry a loader and have room for the rocks, too! And be bold enough to unload your heavy equipment, drive it around on someone else's property, scooping and stealing their rocks. Crazy.