tooth for ripper.

[wedge40]

Ok I won these off ebay yesterday to use on my ripper tooth. I think I have someone lined up to actually start to weld this think up.

Wedge

 

[Nat]

Did you get the pins that hold them on? They look just like the ones that were on most of the Bobcats that I have had. Tough stuff, I don't ever remember breaking one, but did wear them out . Luck, later, nat

 

[wedge40]

Did you get the pins that hold them on? They look just like the ones that were on most of the Bobcats that I have had. Tough stuff, I don't ever remember breaking one, but did wear them out . Luck, later, nat

I just got them in yesterday. It was stated in the add that pins wouldn't be provided, but I did get at least one with a pin, so I have something to go by when I start looking for replacements.

Not use to dealing with stuff this large. Was a little taken back when I opened the box and hefted one out.
I'm meeting with an old friend who is going to make this for me, so it'll be nice to have a template for the shank he needs to weld on.
Wish I'd had the tractor and hoe up and running these last few weeks. With rain we've had here I'm sure it would have been much easier to remove those stumps.
Pretty sure we'll have enough rain in the spring too.

Wedge

 

[Dirthog]

The pins are a Hensley part # P156 any tooth dealer should have them they are a stock item on most small backhoes

 

[wedge40]

The pins are a Hensley part # P156 any tooth dealer should have them they are a stock item on most small backhoes

Can these be purchased online?

Wedge

 

[Dirthog]

I am not sure about that Hensley only sells through dealers