dustinfox
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Has anyone tried this thing? Seems like those turnbuckles inside the bucket would get banged up pretty good.
How it Works | Toothbar
How it Works | Toothbar
Quick Attach Toothbar
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BethesdaEC
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Looks like the answer to a question nobody asked. I can add or remove my toothbar in half the time and there are only two holes in the side of my bucket that do not affect performance in any way.
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dustinfox
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Forgive my ignorance, but why would you take it off?
Cleaning concrete maybe???
Who knows??? People have reasons I guess. I just don't see how this set up is an advantage.
BethesdaEC
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Forgive my ignorance, but why would you take it off?
Cleaning concrete maybe???
You can't do a clean back drag with the toothbar on. I will often take it off when leveling and working with the box blade so I am can use the bucket to touch up places the box blade can get to.
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Sure you can, I do it all the time with my ATI bar on the bucket.
I curl the bucket up and use the back edge of the bucket to back drag. No brainer.
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I remove mine to remove snow on my drive
I haven't taken the time to remove mine since I put it on (May). I have been too busy to do it. I have found it helps to spread that I can't with my box blade, as the teeth act as a "thickness" level when back blading. I do think I will be removing it for snow season.
I also put the teeth on the skid steer (only the 4' bucket). It is helpful to have a blade that has no teeth for those tight spots you can't get into with a box blade.
I also put the teeth on the skid steer (only the 4' bucket). It is helpful to have a blade that has no teeth for those tight spots you can't get into with a box blade.
BeeferMan
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Bobcat OEM toothbars are removable, at least all the ones I've seen...
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Same here...
They edited that video (note the "fades"). I'd guess it takes longer to install then putting the two bolts in and tightening the nuts.
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dustinfox
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But wouldn't it be easier to just remove two bolts when you want to take it off?
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Which post are you responding to?
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dustinfox
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No one in particular.
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OK...
Yeah, removing two bolts and pulling the tooth bar is a pretty easy task.
I've had mine close to 10 years. It was modified once when I went from a 54" bucket to a 61" bucket. Goes on in the spring and I remove it in the fall.
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I take mine off for the winter and keep it on all summer. Snow don't you know :thumbsup:
