Front-End Loader Tooth Bar

[oosik]

Each tooth - in the picture I posted - has a slice on the back side. As you push the tooth bar onto the lip of the bucket - the bottom of each tooth goes under the lip of the bucket. As I tighten down the four bolts - it pulls the TB back and forms an extremely tight fit on the lip. I would bet the tooth bar would have to be beaten off the lip even after the bolts were torched off. This is one of the reasons I chose this TB. Extremely tight, permanent fit.

 

[Williy]

I have seen the wicked tooth bar and that is the one
I will be getting soon. I have a lot of small brush and
the roots are in the ground and need to be dug up.

willy

 

[Mtsoxfan]

Wicked Toothbar RIPS!!! Love mine...

 

[AB4D]

You can try this place....

Neat Attachments | Neat Attachments - Tooth Bar

Buy Online Tooth Bar For Loader Bucket at eezs.com

neatfarms.com

I have purchased 3 different tooth bars from them. All three worked perfectly. If you go to the menu on the left, they will also make custom sized / number of teeth.

All three times that I ordered, had the bars at my door within 4 days!

That bar looks very familiar, it's very consistent with what I had years ago. Thanks

 

[AB4D]

Thanks to all for the input. I checked out some videos of the Wicked Tooth Bar, and it may be a better fit for my application. So going with that one.

 

[mikester]

What's everyone experience with the latest bolt on Tooth Bars? Searching for a tooth bar for a new tractor. I had a great tooth bar on my last tractor using a Kubota light duty bucket I never lost a tooth off the bar or damaged my bucket. Lots of hard use and rocks. However, I can't recall where I purchased the last one from almost 20 years ago. Again, same size of Kubota tractor, with light duty bucket, LA-805 loader.
Shopping around I see low priced ones from VEVOR (China) one size fits all and that will require side spacers or washers, and more expensive built to fit bars from a few well known implement companies. I moved a few years ago, and the ground here is sandy with lots of pine roots and vines.

Thanks

If you were closer I'd sell you my bolt on tooth bar similar to #2, I regret the purchase.

I suggest weld on teeth or something like a Piranha bar. My issue with the wrap around tooth design is it hangs down about 3 inches below the bucket edge leaving exposed hooks making it a permanent catch all for grass, roots etc. I've used mine twice, then took it off and it's been in the corner of my barn ever since.