tooth bar
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KYDan
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Any toothbar can be broken. Flat toothbars are not as durable and rugged as standard ones. I don't know if one particular brand outshines the others or not. I have two, a flat one and a regular one. I only using the flat one for finish work. They do make your bucket more functional for digging, brush removal, and maintaining a flat and level cut. I prefer pin on teeth over the dimpled.
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I have been impressed with the tooth bar I bought from Iowa Farm Equipment
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deminin
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I've had a tooth bar on my B2910/LA402 for 9 years. I replaced the teeth once..they are pin attached. I use the tooth bar extensively for digging...everything from cleaning a ditch to digging out stumps. The tooth bar is probably the handiest attachment I own. I'm not sure what brand it is...I bought it from my Kubota dealer shortly after I tried digging with just the bucket.
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A lot of us bought Markam tooth bars for our SCUT...
Never heard of anyone having a failure.
I know mine has gotten a lot of hard use from prying rocks apart.
Never heard of anyone having a failure.
I know mine has gotten a lot of hard use from prying rocks apart.
Scotty Dive
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I just picked this one up. I have not put it through its paces yet, but its built well with pin on teeth
http://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/...yone-have-united-steel-works.html#post2692089
http://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/...yone-have-united-steel-works.html#post2692089
markam bought out by another outfit= heard not as good- dealing with markam was a good experience
JJLash
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I agree with jimbo64. I bought a Markham (now Gator Attachments) and love. It has side pin cast teeth instead of side pin fabricated teeth. I dig in creek gravel quite a bit and its never disappointed me or shown much sign of wear. I like it so much when I sold it with my tractor last year, I actually called the buyer and bought it back when I could not buy a new one from Gator for my new tractor. They could not get side pin cast teeth for quite some time last summer. I actually bought it back for half the price of a new Gator. :thumbsup:
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I recently ordered a WRLong flat tooth bar
http://www.wrlonginc.com/FTB.htm
based on feed back from a greentractotalk (a JohnDeere forum)
http://www.****************.com/for...cket-Tooth-Bar-for-1000-series-120-FEL/page2&
After getting stalled digging red clay without a tooth blade, i did some research and selected this in part because it can be used to back blade level. Some tooth bars do not allow this and needs to be removed. When I get it installed and in use I will try to take pictures and post.
http://www.wrlonginc.com/FTB.htm
based on feed back from a greentractotalk (a JohnDeere forum)
http://www.****************.com/for...cket-Tooth-Bar-for-1000-series-120-FEL/page2&
After getting stalled digging red clay without a tooth blade, i did some research and selected this in part because it can be used to back blade level. Some tooth bars do not allow this and needs to be removed. When I get it installed and in use I will try to take pictures and post.
