Dealers up here in the northeast are a lot higher than a lot of the deals seen here on TBN. I recently had a rock rake shipped to Maine from IL cheaper than the local ones and that included over 150 bucks in shipping. /forums/images/graemlins/confused.gif
Buy a toothbar TODAY!!!
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Joe and John, check out this link to Carver Equipment in NC. Got mine from them and the thing is a monster.
Larry_Van_Horn
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Saw this post on ebay and the price had me intrigued.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=2552341049&indexURL=4#ebayphotohosting
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http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=2552341049&indexURL=4#ebayphotohosting
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not AGAIN.............. /forums/images/graemlins/blush.gif /forums/images/graemlins/tongue.gif
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I paid about $300 for 61" made in IL shipped to my door in IN a year or so ago. Call Mark Brucker at KC Canary (an advertiser here) at 800-920-7097 and see what he can do for you. Make sure you tell him it's an 'internet sale' and you can avoid sales tax. /forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif
Good luck with whatever you decide. I hope this helps.
Good luck with whatever you decide. I hope this helps.
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i gota wonder, how much is another bucket with teeth already instaled on it, seems like for a little more ya could just get a loader bucket that is the type with teeth made right onto it, to take the tooth bar on and off ya gota undo 2 bolts, so it wouldnt be much harder to pull 4 pins and just change the whole bucket. i seem to recal someone talking about buying a bucket for around 4 or 5 hundred bucks, its alot of money but so is 300 bucks for a toothbar, seems the extra bucket is more bang for the buck. but this is just a thought, i personaly dont own a toothbar, have a few extra buckets kicking around but none have teeth, so take that thought for what its worth
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Is that a bad toothbar? The price definately looks right, but if it's a piece of junk then I wouldn't want to buy it. Just curious about your comment.
Regards,
Dave
Is that a bad toothbar? The price definately looks right, but if it's a piece of junk then I wouldn't want to buy it. Just curious about your comment.
Regards,
Dave
mgrick
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That toothbar was discussed at length in another thread.As you can see the individual teeth aren't replaceable and it looks like there are more holes to be drilled,also would take longer to remove.
Rick
Rick
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frank_f15
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MUST respectfully disagree! /forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif i think the detachable toothbar is the way to go, i can be out working in the woods and 2 bolts , bar off if nedded, and 2 bolts bar on again. with out running back to the garage for bucket change, also toothbar stores a lot easier than extra bucket. just mho /forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif