Reasonably priced bolt on tooth bars

[check]

Pirhana tooth bar for me. The saw tooth design is like no other for digging in to piles or scraping a surface. And there is a space for the bxpanded.com bucket forks.

I put it on in the spring, and take it off in the fall when I put the bxpanded.com bucket expander on for doubling the capacity of the bucket when moving snow. The system works very nicely!

 

[deezler]

SE Michigan isn't GR by a long shot. On the opposite side of the state.

Yeah but he’s already got a 7 hour drive to get to GR… just another 2-3hr detour before a similar drive back home, I suppose. I’d probably still just order a new one, myself.
im local and intrigued but don’t have a 72” bucket so what am i even talking about lol.

 

[5030]

You have a plasma cutter or hacksaw and a welder? Cut it down and reweld the bed plate. Easy peasy. I have a feeling it will leave this afternoon anway. Guy down the road wants it. His bucket is not as wide either but he can shorten it as required.

 

[5030]

The ATI I have, the base of each tooth is machined to fit over the existing cutting edge on the bucket so no force is applied to anything but the existing cutting edge and all the digging teeth are replaceable and retained with roll pins.

 

[5030]

Guy just called, be here in 15 minutes.

 

[5030]

Guy just called, be here in 15 minutes.

It's now gone. I got 300 bucks for it (he offered, I took) and he was tickled. Very profitable Sunday afternoon.

 

[Zeus24]

If you’ve built one before, going DIY again might be the way to go. If you’re good with welding and don’t mind putting in the work, it could save you a good chunk of cash.
For new ones, I’d check local dealers or even hit up some farm auctions—you never know what might pop up. Honestly, I’ve noticed a lot of stuff doesn’t show up in basic online searches. Some businesses could really use tools like www.searchseo.io to get their stuff noticed, but not everyone’s on top of that.