Tooth Bar for Loader Bucket

Smithla · Jan 21, 2004

If anybody is interested, here is the URL for a neat add on to your bucket.

www.ezattachments.com

Two bolts, and its mounted. Just picked mine up from OutBack Tractor yesterday evening, and can't wait to get it mounted and try it out. You will need the exact inside measurement on your bucket.

Good Luck, Les

KENB · Jan 21, 2004

I was just thinking about getting one of these. I have a 4110 with a 72" FEL (model 112). If you don't mind me asking, what is the price range for one of these?? Did you get the standard or heavy duty? Thanks for the link.

Smithla · Jan 21, 2004

Ken,

It was the standard, but my bucket measured 59 3/4 inches, ML214, and it cost $325 at OutBack Tractors. He keeps them in stock, but you need to be ready to give the measurements, as they are normally built to certain specifications. Teeth are replacable, and comes with the mounting bolts (2). I think the Heavy Duty is for skid steer and/or track loaders. I can't even imagine needing a heavier one that what I have, took two to lift and put in my truck, course one of us has seen lots of miles.

Good Luck, Les

BobG_in_VA · Jan 21, 2004

I got the HD model (replacable pinned on teeth) for my 6000 4WD thru Johnsons Auto (on this site). Its a beast to say the least. Mine weighs 152 lbs as its 78" long. BobG in VA

IH3444 · Jan 22, 2004

Picture of the teeth I welded to my IH 3444 bucket. I also replaced the cutting edge with some 4340 steel, with a spade nose. Comes in handy sometimes, just can't remove it.

IH3444 · Jan 22, 2004

I machined the teeth out of 1020 steel bar stock. Then cut out and machine finished each one. Heated them and bucket to 400 segrees, then welded into place. Afterwards hard faced them with hardfacing rod. Another pic.

IH3444 · Jan 22, 2004

Second pic didn't take, here it is again.

Smithla · Jan 23, 2004

That looks Great, but with this one, especially if you don't have a welder or expertise, two bolts, and your back to the original.

I'll send a picture as soon as its mounted, hopefully tomorrow.

Have a great day, Les

Smithla · Jan 26, 2004

Installed late Friday, played all day Saturday, and it works great. All I had to do was drill two one inch holes, and put the bolts, sleeves, and washers in place. See Attached Picture.

Les

imported_Charliechan · Feb 9, 2004

Can somebody set the expectation for adding one of these to a standard ML260 bucket. With my bucket now, I can push, scoop and dig a little. Either I'm not very good at it, or I need some teeth to keep all the stuff from falling out when I tilt and lift. Is there some trick to be able to pick up/scoop piles of manure/hay or is that just the way it is, where half of it falls back out. Will these teeth solve that problem and work my like a backhoe scoop, digging down, tilting and picking up ?

Thanks for the feedback,

Charliechan
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