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  1. 03-03-2013, 08:48 PM #11
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    The tiger tooth would be better than the twin tiger in a loader application in my opinion. w
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  4. 03-04-2013, 07:29 AM #12
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    Well i wasnt really considering a twin tiger just a single. The tooth in the picture is a straight wedge id call it.
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    Quote Originally Posted by RedNeckRacin View Post
    Well i wasnt really considering a twin tiger just a single. The tooth in the picture is a straight wedge id call it.
    We can get you the single tiger tooth shoot me a pm
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    Default Re: John Deere 450B Teeth

    Quote Originally Posted by RedNeckRacin View Post
    Well i wasnt really considering a twin tiger just a single. The tooth in the picture is a straight wedge id call it.
    Kinda late into this, but I would call Hensley and ask them which one before buying any.
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    Quote Originally Posted by tlbuser View Post
    Kinda late into this, but I would call Hensley and ask them which one before buying any.
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    hey tlb, do you think they would advise against it? I can't see a 450B having more breakout force than a good size hoe would? I guess if i break a couple teeth I'll have to switch back to a less aggressive tooth lol
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    Default Re: John Deere 450B Teeth

    Quote Originally Posted by RedNeckRacin View Post
    hey tlb, do you think they would advise against it? I can't see a 450B having more breakout force than a good size hoe would? I guess if i break a couple teeth I'll have to switch back to a less aggressive tooth lol
    An RC or an SC tooth may be a better choice than a tiger for digging shale. Had to get new teeth on our 953 and they helped explain which one would be better and why.
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    Well i got ahold of a tiger tooth at the local deere dealer after looking up the part number for him. We'll see if it fits, maybe give them a try as well!
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    my international tracks in paris for demonstration of vintage dozzer : bulldozer international - YouTube
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    my international tracks in paris for demonstration of vintage dozzer : bulldozer international - YouTube
    Nice video, but man, you gotta change those air filters.

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    Default Re: John Deere 450B Teeth

    I must have missed something when I watched it? guess having the sound on helps instead of listening to the radio
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