Bolt on vs clamp on bucket teeth

May. 06, 2024

Bolt on vs clamp on bucket teeth

The Piranha bar seems to be pretty good at digging and works well on cutting smallish roots for example. Seems to handle situations with vines also. Seldom hear of someone being disappointed with one.

Bolt on tooth bar is sturdier I think in the long run versus bolt on. I really like the tooth bars. I have to dig in clay soils and it works fine. Also have to deal with popping up concrete patios and drives, although I often use a stump bucket part of the time (the stump bucket also a set of heavy teeth). The tooth bars dig well in rockier soils also.
Really really really like it as a rake. Being careful to not bend a hydraulic cylinder the tooth bars work GREAT when back dragging gravel and lose soils. The teeth can leave a pretty uniform level of material. You can change the height being raked by changing the angle of the bucket. That’s really nice when doing grade work or some types of landscaping. Also handy when back dragging for pulling out trash from the loose soils such as tree roots, larger rocks, etc.

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Years ago a couple of us farmers among others were getting our machinery operating tickets and it started with an informal day in the classroom doing stuff like lifting and stuff like that.

The question was asked what are bucket teeth used for. Our answer of great for slinging loads off because it is like a spreader bar was apparently wrong.

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