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Re:Toothbars Available for all buckets
K.C. Canary-Fultonville, Inc.
Route 5S
Fultonville, NY 12072
Phone: (518) 853-3405
Toll Free: (800) 920-7097
Fax: (518) 853-3405
Toothbar for your John Deere 430 bucket and for any competitors unit.
Ask for Mark in Sales.
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K.C. Canary-Fultonville, Inc.
Route 5S
Fultonville, NY 12072
Phone: (518) 853-3405
Toll Free: (800) 920-7097
Fax: (518) 853-3405
Toothbar for your John Deere 430 bucket and for any competitors unit.
Ask for Mark in Sales.
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Re:Toothbars Available for all buckets
That picture reminds how dumb/ignorant/brainwashed I am about New York. /w3tcompact/icons/crazy.gif
Where's the tall buildings? The throngs of people? The crush of humanity? /w3tcompact/icons/shocked.gif
All I know of New York is what shows up on TV, and that's always the big city areas. Muhammad posted a few back road pictures a while back that took my breath away, which was my first realization that there's a lot of New York us westerners never get to see.
More to the topic -- the tooth bar is slowly creeping its way towards the top of my lengthy wish list. Someone mentioned how much they cost once, but do I dare ask the question again?
That picture reminds how dumb/ignorant/brainwashed I am about New York. /w3tcompact/icons/crazy.gif
Where's the tall buildings? The throngs of people? The crush of humanity? /w3tcompact/icons/shocked.gif
All I know of New York is what shows up on TV, and that's always the big city areas. Muhammad posted a few back road pictures a while back that took my breath away, which was my first realization that there's a lot of New York us westerners never get to see.
More to the topic -- the tooth bar is slowly creeping its way towards the top of my lengthy wish list. Someone mentioned how much they cost once, but do I dare ask the question again?
Bird
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Re:Toothbars Available for all buckets
<font color=blue>Where's the tall buildings? The throngs of people? The crush of humanity?</font color=blue>
Harv, you've had the same stereotype thoughts that I had years ago./w3tcompact/icons/laugh.gif The first time I went to New York, I was amazed to see farms on Long Island./w3tcompact/icons/laugh.gif And when you get away from the Big Apple, lots of beautiful country and darned nice folks.
Bird
<font color=blue>Where's the tall buildings? The throngs of people? The crush of humanity?</font color=blue>
Harv, you've had the same stereotype thoughts that I had years ago./w3tcompact/icons/laugh.gif The first time I went to New York, I was amazed to see farms on Long Island./w3tcompact/icons/laugh.gif And when you get away from the Big Apple, lots of beautiful country and darned nice folks.
Bird
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Harv-
I dealed mine into my tractor package, but I think they normally run about $200-300. I was using mine this weekend, and wow/w3tcompact/icons/shocked.gif it worked good.
Paul
BTW, on our tractors, it says to grease the pedal shaft. Which shaft are they talking about? Is it the brake pedal adjustment shaft?
Harv-
I dealed mine into my tractor package, but I think they normally run about $200-300. I was using mine this weekend, and wow/w3tcompact/icons/shocked.gif it worked good.
Paul
BTW, on our tractors, it says to grease the pedal shaft. Which shaft are they talking about? Is it the brake pedal adjustment shaft?
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<font color=blue>I think they normally run about $200-300</font color=blue>
Thanks, Paul. That makes them a real good bang for the buck! /w3tcompact/icons/smile.gif
<font color=blue>I think they normally run about $200-300</font color=blue>
Thanks, Paul. That makes them a real good bang for the buck! /w3tcompact/icons/smile.gif
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Harv, take a look at http://www.ssbtractor.com/page26.html for their prices on toothbars. I think you may find them a little more expensive than has been mentioned above. I bought a used one from one of our members for $200 plus shipping. Of course, it's just as good as new and has the replaceable points on the shanks.
Bird
Harv, take a look at http://www.ssbtractor.com/page26.html for their prices on toothbars. I think you may find them a little more expensive than has been mentioned above. I bought a used one from one of our members for $200 plus shipping. Of course, it's just as good as new and has the replaceable points on the shanks.
Bird
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Hmmmm...
That is a tad pricier, Bird. Guess I should keep an eye out for a used one myself. Since I don't have a welder, though, I'd have to find one that is an exact fit for my bucket or expect to pay for a custom fitting.
I really would like to have one when it's time to start my road re-building project. My wife says I can have any tractor gadget I want, as long as I'm making a whole lot more money than I am at the moment! /w3tcompact/icons/blush.gif
Funny, she just got done telling me how little income taxes we have to pay this year. /w3tcompact/icons/crazy.gif
Hmmmm...
That is a tad pricier, Bird. Guess I should keep an eye out for a used one myself. Since I don't have a welder, though, I'd have to find one that is an exact fit for my bucket or expect to pay for a custom fitting.
I really would like to have one when it's time to start my road re-building project. My wife says I can have any tractor gadget I want, as long as I'm making a whole lot more money than I am at the moment! /w3tcompact/icons/blush.gif
Funny, she just got done telling me how little income taxes we have to pay this year. /w3tcompact/icons/crazy.gif
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Re:toothbars
Harv,
What is the size of your bucket?{inside measurement}
I'm looking at New pricing of $185-260. for 36"-63" with 5-7 shanks per toothbar. {replacement teeth are only $5.ea.}
A few posts back, K.C. Canary in Fonda, NY, a very large JD Ag dealer can drop ship them to your front door via UPS with a phone/credit card order. Shipped from the {factory} Midwest to Calif should be less than $35. {No commission...darn it /w3tcompact/icons/smile.gif}
My 73" Bolt-on toothbar is still sitting in the cardboard wrapper waiting on me to find time to mount it...
Harv,
What is the size of your bucket?{inside measurement}
I'm looking at New pricing of $185-260. for 36"-63" with 5-7 shanks per toothbar. {replacement teeth are only $5.ea.}
A few posts back, K.C. Canary in Fonda, NY, a very large JD Ag dealer can drop ship them to your front door via UPS with a phone/credit card order. Shipped from the {factory} Midwest to Calif should be less than $35. {No commission...darn it /w3tcompact/icons/smile.gif}
My 73" Bolt-on toothbar is still sitting in the cardboard wrapper waiting on me to find time to mount it...
Bird
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Re:toothbars
<font color=blue>Since I don't have a welder, though, I'd have to find one that is an exact fit for my bucket or expect to pay for a custom fitting.</font color=blue>
Harv, I thought the one I was buying was exactly the right size, but it turned out to be about an eighth of an inch (or less) too long; simply wouldn't go into the bucket. I do have a welder, but am sometimes afflicted with a severe case of laziness, so I paid a professional welder $20 to cut it in two and weld it back to make it fit; no big deal./w3tcompact/icons/laugh.gif
Bird
<font color=blue>Since I don't have a welder, though, I'd have to find one that is an exact fit for my bucket or expect to pay for a custom fitting.</font color=blue>
Harv, I thought the one I was buying was exactly the right size, but it turned out to be about an eighth of an inch (or less) too long; simply wouldn't go into the bucket. I do have a welder, but am sometimes afflicted with a severe case of laziness, so I paid a professional welder $20 to cut it in two and weld it back to make it fit; no big deal./w3tcompact/icons/laugh.gif
Bird