Recommendation, Bolt on Bucket Tooth bar

[Spike56]

Considering a purchase. Anyone recommend a manufacturer / brand ?

 

[the old grind]

I'm happy with my Ratchet Rake. No holes to drill, mounts/dismounts easily, and not fussy about width of bucket lip. (3) Much of my use is to shallow-scratch my long d'way (bottom teeth ) before dragging to move fines into potholes. It does a LOT more.

 

[arkie7671]

I have one of these and love it. Several of my neighbors have them also

Piranha® Tooth Bar - Official Site

www.bxpanded.com

 

[old and tired]

That's a pretty good size tractor that you have so I would recommend these: W.R. Long, Inc. | Tooth Bar & Wear Blades

I have one and it's over kill for my tractor....

I HATE my Ratchet Rake... fine for smoothing and leveling but you can not dig dirt with it.

 

[Spike56]

I have one of these and love it. Several of my neighbors have them also

Piranha® Tooth Bar - Official Site

www.bxpanded.com

That appears not to be a clamp on ? See bolts thru the sides of bucket ?

 

[Spike56]

That's a pretty good size tractor that you have so I would recommend these: W.R. Long, Inc. | Tooth Bar & Wear Blades

I have one and it's over kill for my tractor....

I HATE my Ratchet Rake... fine for smoothing and leveling but you can not dig dirt with it.

Thanks, This looks like a good one. I was trying to determine if anyone had one that did not require drilling your bucket. Such as,
Tractor Bucket Toothbar

This one "looks" okay but .... I do not want to purchase and then find out it is not worth it / doesn't work well.

 

[jeff9366]

I'm happy with my Ratchet Rake. No holes to drill, mounts/dismounts easily, and not fussy about width of bucket lip. (3) Much of my use is to shallow-scratch my long d'way (bottom teeth ) before dragging to move fines into potholes. It does a LOT more.

I like my Ratchet Rake too, for clearing in woodlands and minor grading and garden prep.

However, you CANNOT DIG with a Ratchet Rake attached to your bucket.

Front-End Loader - Ratchet Rake // Today

I had a snarled mass of wild grape vines and brush near a gate. Decided I should clear it today, before everything emerged from dormancy. Photo #1 Ratchet Rake on bucket. Downward oriented teeth make this attachment excellent for pulling brush and light grading, but you cannot dig a hole...

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A Deere 2355 weighs 6,000 pounds bare tractor. If you want to dig less wide than your bucket, a Bucket Spade from Bucket Solutions should be considered. There are other Bucket Spades but Bucket Solutions' spade is the heaviest sold and most suitable for your heavy-ish compact tractor.

Front-End Loader - BUCKET SPADE TODAY // FEL BUCKET ATTACHMENT

I am a fan of Bucket Solutions' clamp-on Bucket Spade. It is

www.tractorbynet.com

 

[Spike56]

I like my Ratchet Rake too, for clearing in woodlands and minor grading and garden prep.

However, you CANNOT DIG with a Ratchet Rake attached to your bucket.

Front-End Loader - Ratchet Rake // Today

I had a snarled mass of wild grape vines and brush near a gate. Decided I should clear it today, before everything emerged from dormancy. Photo #1 Ratchet Rake on bucket. Downward oriented teeth make this attachment excellent for pulling brush and light grading, but you cannot dig a hole...

www.tractorbynet.com

A Deere 2355 weighs 6,000 pounds bare tractor. If you want to dig less wide than your bucket, a Bucket Spade from Bucket Solutions should be considered. There are other Bucket Spades but Bucket Solutions' spade is the heaviest sold and most suitable for your heavy-ish compact tractor.

Front-End Loader - BUCKET SPADE TODAY // FEL BUCKET ATTACHMENT

I am a fan of Bucket Solutions' clamp-on Bucket Spade. It is

www.tractorbynet.com

Thanks Jeff, I was looking for something to dig with. No large areas, but more for say planting a tree / minor landscaping / that sort. Really, just getting a hole started is the usually the hardest part.
Do you have a bucket spade too ? Wondering how well this might dig. Don't want to mess up / bend my tractor bucket.

 

[jeff9366]

Read the two attached threads in Post #7.

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[Dan Lamb]

I have the Bxpanded Piranha tooth bar , it cuts dirt very good , I leave it on all the time, I can grade , dig and back drag my driveway, the step bit they send wit it worked good, cut easy