Holes in Bucket

[Trojans1965]

I have a John Deere 4410 with a 300X loader. My bucket is 61" inside and it has SIX holes for a cutting edge or something. I cannot seem to find ANYTHING with SIX holes. They are spaced 1.5" 12" 12" 10" 12" 12" 1.5" for 61". ANY HELP Thanks

 

[Williy]

One thing for sure with all them holes it won't hold
any water!

Have you checked with EverythingAttachments.com
perhaps they can help with what ever you need

willy

 

[Tinhack]

Weld the holes up and drill new ones to fit the new leading-edge holes.

 

[kennyd]

They are for the optional hardened cutting edge JD sells.

 

[oosik]

Six holes out on the cutting edge. I wouldn't worry about it. If you will be getting a hardened cutting edge or some type of tooth bar - just use any holes that match up or drill new ones. Those holes will not affect the form or function of the bucket.

 

[Vigo327]

If you are ordering a toothbar several of the manufacturers will cut the bar to whatever hole pattern you have, IF you follow their measuring instructions precisely and give them good info.

So it's not a hindrance, it just means if you buy something that wasn't built to go on that bucket you'll have to add some of your own holes. It would have to be pretty swiss-cheesy before i worried about closing up any old holes. Whatever cutting edge you are bolting to it is giving all the real strength to that lip of the bucket anyway.

 

[Egon]

Just weld on the new cutting edge.