daTeacha
Veteran Member
A couple of guys asked about the teeth I put on my Kubota B7100 with 1630 FEL to chew up ice on my hilly gravel drive. Here's a pic or two.
The size is really unimportant, just build or have built to fit your bucket. The one in the pics is 3' wide, the teeth are 15" long and protrude 10" from the cutting edge. It would work on ice with a lot less protrusion, but then it wouldn't be as good for other work like lifting logs or picking up used hay/manure.
I think it's pretty important to have the rear bar back in the bucket proper to keep from twisting your cutting edge. I've bent a couple of the pieces of 2"channel when it hits a big rock frozen into the ground, but haven't hurt the bucket any.
The size is really unimportant, just build or have built to fit your bucket. The one in the pics is 3' wide, the teeth are 15" long and protrude 10" from the cutting edge. It would work on ice with a lot less protrusion, but then it wouldn't be as good for other work like lifting logs or picking up used hay/manure.
I think it's pretty important to have the rear bar back in the bucket proper to keep from twisting your cutting edge. I've bent a couple of the pieces of 2"channel when it hits a big rock frozen into the ground, but haven't hurt the bucket any.