Tooth Bars

sem389 · May 24, 2012

Has anyone had luck with the add on tooth bars for you buckets? HWich ones do you prefer?

Groo · May 24, 2012

the first thing to ask yourself is; "Is my bucket in good enough shape for a tooth bar?"

nwngunner · May 24, 2012

2ed question is my bucket heavy enough to take the added stress of a tooth bar.

I have a tooth bar on my heavy duty construction bucket on my skid steer. I will never have a bucket with out a tooth bar again.

Hammy · May 24, 2012

Yes, tooth bars are worth adding. I'm not sure which brand I have, I got it from the dealer but there are lots of good ones on this site that I've read about.

Good luck

Jeepnford · May 24, 2012

I like this one the best.

http://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/build-yourself/245348-another-tooth-bar-lifting-attachment.html

BXpanded · May 24, 2012

sem389 said:
Has anyone had luck with the add on tooth bars for you buckets? HWich ones do you prefer?

I like this one the best! We now have a standard version of the Piranha just to fit your B2320.
BXpanded Piranha Tooth Bar
contact@bxpanded.com

300UGUY · May 24, 2012

I like mine, I got it over the net, from Iowa farm Products. Makes it easier to dig, I have also used it, carefully, to rake with. One thing, you have to watch the corners with it, it sticks out aways, easy to catch something like a gate with it.....

creekbend · May 24, 2012

Perhaps this will help? www.wrlonginc.com

creekbend · May 24, 2012

creekbend said:
Perhaps this will help? W.R.Long the 4N1 Bucket People

I am not 100% positive, but I think they are the same tooth bars that Iowa farm products sell. I have one on my tractor. BTW, best wishes.

PhysAssist · May 24, 2012

creekbend said:
I am not 100% positive, but I think they are the same tooth bars that Iowa farm products sell. I have one on my tractor. BTW, best wishes.

Yup- their website lists Iowa Farm Equipment as a local vendor...