Haven’t had chance to test it out but it looks like it will do the trick. The fit was perfect. I took the measurements per their instructions and it fit like a glove. I didn’t have to beat it in with a hammer but the width was so perfect it required a decent shove to get it between the bucket edges. Install was super easy. Two bolts on each side and nine across the front. You have to drill 3/4” holes for the sides and 5/8” for the front. You definitely don’t want to bump into this thing It is sharp.
Got my wicked tooth bar installed
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Mrsig
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Nice post up some photos so we can see it in action.
oldballs
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Why does this bar need nine bolts across the front edge? Most other such bars only have the two bolts on the side of the bucket. Seems unnecessary to me!
Cheers,
Mike
Cheers,
Mike
JCoastie
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looks 'wicked' !
Wish I knew about those before I bought a flat factory cutting edge for mine. I do like that mine is reversible and uses the factory holes, but I'm sure that wicked one digs into piles and shrubs much better.
Wish I knew about those before I bought a flat factory cutting edge for mine. I do like that mine is reversible and uses the factory holes, but I'm sure that wicked one digs into piles and shrubs much better.
Buggs67
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That is Wicked but the BXpanded Piranha Tooth Bar is much cheaper. I've had mine for about 6 years and happy with it. It used to be scary sharp but has worn a little with use.
It does NOT come drilled with the holes but they are not needed.
It does NOT come drilled with the holes but they are not needed.
JohnnyMX
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Two to mount, the rest on the lip are for a more permanent mount. I also only did the two on the side of the bucket with zero issues.