Buck
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Please see attachement on previous post to see what I meant by ripper teeth...
Thanks,
Chris
Thanks,
Chris
Correction: Ripper teeth
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Bird
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Chris, as John said in his response, the proper terminology is "toothbar" and there's lots of places you can buy them. I have one on my Kubota and they really do make a difference.
Bird
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Chris,
The whole assembly is a toothbar, the individual "teeth" are points mounted to a shank welded to the bar assembly.
Yes, you can purchase "replaceable points" or "teeth" for under $5. each, that most use a "roll pin" to attach to a steel shank.
Look again at the original post pictures and notice how the "whole toothbar assembly" is bolted on the cutter edge of a particular bucket sides...
You're looking at the individual "trees" and not the "whole forest".../w3tcompact/icons/smile.gif
The whole assembly is a toothbar, the individual "teeth" are points mounted to a shank welded to the bar assembly.
Yes, you can purchase "replaceable points" or "teeth" for under $5. each, that most use a "roll pin" to attach to a steel shank.
Look again at the original post pictures and notice how the "whole toothbar assembly" is bolted on the cutter edge of a particular bucket sides...
You're looking at the individual "trees" and not the "whole forest".../w3tcompact/icons/smile.gif
frank_f15
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that toothbar looks exactly like mine. mine is made by w.r.long. orderd mine from carver very good price and had it in 6 days. they do help and easy to put on and take off.