toothbar in action

KiotiJohn · Apr 13, 2005

Just TRY doing that without a toothbar. There are times when pictures can't say it all though. That toothbar is much more useful than you can show, right?
One of the best, and least expensive, additions anyone can make to his/her tractor for sure.
thanks for the pics. Love the pics of both of the dogs, and no I don't think it's odd to celebrate the birthday of a loved one of any species.
John

44trxfun · Apr 13, 2005

( Just TRY doing that without a toothbar.)

I did. That's one of the reasons I decided to get the toothbar. Your're right, the pictures kind of make it look unnecessary, but some of those plants had pretty stout root systems. I would not have wanted to do the first one by hand, let alone the ~30 or so we took out yesterday.

Thanks for the dog comment. I agree with ya!

44trxfun · Apr 13, 2005

Bonehead, I "PM'd" you.

Cliff_Johns · Apr 13, 2005

Very nice demonstration of the toothbar advantage. I may yet get one of those. Excellent photos.

Cliff

KiotiJohn · Apr 14, 2005

( Very nice demonstration of the toothbar advantage. I may yet get one of those. Excellent photos. )
CLIFF! Say it isn't so. You don't have a toothbar on your tractor? Oh man! I can't believe it. Next you'll be telling me that your wash and wax your tractor every week. /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif
You really should get you one, aren't you worth it?
John

Cliff_Johns · Apr 14, 2005

( CLIFF! Say it isn't so. You don't have a toothbar on your tractor? Oh man! I can't believe it. Next you'll be telling me that your wash and wax your tractor every week. /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif
You really should get you one, aren't you worth it?
John )

Well, having a backhoe I don't use the FEL to dig very much. Also, I didn't want to scare the neighbor kids.

Cliff

jjcc246 · Apr 14, 2005

44trxfun,
where did you purchase your toothbar?? i can't be to far from you. so maybe i can check them out at your supplier. thanks.

JimMorrissey · Apr 14, 2005

Toothbars...Yes the are the most effective attachments I've used for the money, but they destroy anything they touch, including your cloths, front fenders, arms, legs! They require extra care when moving near them. Mine is nasty sharp and I warn anybody who wants a close-up inspection. The length of the loader is increased and your turning radius is decreased. They're not so bad when you get some mileage on them, but scary when razor sharp and fresh off the pallet.

millsnhills · Apr 15, 2005

but they destroy anything they touch, including your cloths, front fenders, arms, legs! 

 Ain't that the truth.... After I first got the tractor was doing some box blade work forgetting house close I was to the truck and then the sickening sound of scratching and plastic breaking... Was the front grill on the suburban /forums/images/graemlins/mad.gif

Tought lesson to learn but hey nobody got hurt I am am sure smarter from it.