Airdriver
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I need five old style backhoe teeth and my local dealers do not even understand what they are.
Unlike newer backhoe teeth, these have no pins. Rather the tooth is manufactured with what is roughly a "U" shaped slice in the both sides. The "U" is squeezed, pressed or beaten into a dimple on each side of the tooth holder so that the bottom of the "U" holds the tooth in place. Well, sort of, anyway.
If anyone of you folks can help me with this, I would appreciate it!
1991 or so Kubota 4560 backhoe on L3650 Kubota tractor.
Hal
Unlike newer backhoe teeth, these have no pins. Rather the tooth is manufactured with what is roughly a "U" shaped slice in the both sides. The "U" is squeezed, pressed or beaten into a dimple on each side of the tooth holder so that the bottom of the "U" holds the tooth in place. Well, sort of, anyway.
If anyone of you folks can help me with this, I would appreciate it!
1991 or so Kubota 4560 backhoe on L3650 Kubota tractor.
Hal