Back hoe bucket tooth
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Rustyiron
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The best thing to do is pop off one of your other tooth covers and take it to a const eq. dealer and match it up. You should just replace them all, usually under $10 each. What matters most is the type of attachment used to secure it to the tooth shank. You'll probably be asked about what "type" of tooth you want. They will have single point, forked, flat, etc. Be sure to get new retainers as well. These are the clips or pins that hold the cover on and should be replaced with the covers.
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should be a Deere Part #T2A
Thanks for the responses, the T2A is a weldment secured by a roll pin. I see my pic is grainy so it is difficult to see but the shank has been drilled on each side but not through, it appears the securing method is to peen the sides of the tooth into the shank where it was drilled.
Here is another pic I found on the net.
Here is another pic I found on the net.
