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Item No: 10406
Price:
$725.00
Your Price: $557.97
Description:
Heavy-duty bolt-on tooth bar designed for Skid Steer and Front-End Loader buckets.
The Tooth Bar is easy to install inside a bucket and is highly effective for various digging conditions.
Features:
- 41-1/2 In. Wide Bolt On Heavy Bucket Tooth Bar ||
- Good For Loader Buckets With Inside Size 41.5/8 In. to 42.1/2 In. ||
- Number of Teeth - 5 || Gap space between teeth ~ 10 In. || Shank Width - 1.1/8 in. || Tooth Width -1.3/4 in. ||
- Positive mounting with side bolts, no chance of losing tooth bar in the dirt while working || Included - 5/8" Bolts Nuts & Spacers ||
- Teeth Made of High Quality Carbon Steel and Heat Treated. Replaceable Tips on each tooth ||
Simple Installation & Removal: Add or remove the tooth bar quickly as job conditions change.
Shipping:
Free shipping is available within the lower 48 US states. Please note that a surcharge may apply for limited access areas.
Orders will ship within 1-3 business days, with an estimated delivery time of 2-7 business days.
Specifications:
| Brand Name | Neat Attachments |
|---|---|
| Manufacture Name | Neat Attachments |
| Item Weight | 42 LBS |
| UPC | 610446713619 |
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The teeth are secured with coiled spring pins. To replace a worn tooth, simply drive out the coiled spring pin using a hammer and punch. Position the new tooth in place and reinstall the pin by tapping it in with a hammer
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The teeth are secured with coiled spring pins. To replace a worn tooth, simply drive out the coiled spring pin using a hammer and punch. Position the new tooth in place and reinstall the pin by tapping it in with a hammer
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The teeth are secured with coiled spring pins. To replace a worn tooth, simply drive out the coiled spring pin using a hammer and punch. Position the new tooth in place and reinstall the pin by tapping it in with a hammer
By seller on 2025-Jul-21
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The teeth are secured with coiled spring pins. To replace a worn tooth, simply drive out the coiled spring pin using a hammer and punch. Position the new tooth in place and reinstall the pin by tapping it in with a hammer
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The teeth are secured with coiled spring pins. To replace a worn tooth, simply drive out the coiled spring pin using a hammer and punch. Position the new tooth in place and reinstall the pin by tapping it in with a hammer
By seller on 2025-Jul-21
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The teeth are secured with coiled spring pins. To replace a worn tooth, simply drive out the coiled spring pin using a hammer and punch. Position the new tooth in place and reinstall the pin by tapping it in with a hammer
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The teeth are secured with coiled spring pins. To replace a worn tooth, simply drive out the coiled spring pin using a hammer and punch. Position the new tooth in place and reinstall the pin by tapping it in with a hammer
By seller on 2025-Jul-21
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The teeth are secured with coiled spring pins. To replace a worn tooth, simply drive out the coiled spring pin using a hammer and punch. Position the new tooth in place and reinstall the pin by tapping it in with a hammer
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The teeth are secured with coiled spring pins. To replace a worn tooth, simply drive out the coiled spring pin using a hammer and punch. Position the new tooth in place and reinstall the pin by tapping it in with a hammer
By seller on 2025-Jul-21
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The teeth are secured with coiled spring pins. To replace a worn tooth, simply drive out the coiled spring pin using a hammer and punch. Position the new tooth in place and reinstall the pin by tapping it in with a hammer
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The teeth are secured with coiled spring pins. To replace a worn tooth, simply drive out the coiled spring pin using a hammer and punch. Position the new tooth in place and reinstall the pin by tapping it in with a hammer
By seller on 2025-Jul-21
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The teeth are secured with coiled spring pins. To replace a worn tooth, simply drive out the coiled spring pin using a hammer and punch. Position the new tooth in place and reinstall the pin by tapping it in with a hammer
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The teeth are secured with coiled spring pins. To replace a worn tooth, simply drive out the coiled spring pin using a hammer and punch. Position the new tooth in place and reinstall the pin by tapping it in with a hammer
By seller on 2025-Jul-21
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The teeth are secured with coiled spring pins. To replace a worn tooth, simply drive out the coiled spring pin using a hammer and punch. Position the new tooth in place and reinstall the pin by tapping it in with a hammer
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The teeth are secured with coiled spring pins. To replace a worn tooth, simply drive out the coiled spring pin using a hammer and punch. Position the new tooth in place and reinstall the pin by tapping it in with a hammer
By seller on 2025-Jul-21
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The teeth are secured with coiled spring pins. To replace a worn tooth, simply drive out the coiled spring pin using a hammer and punch. Position the new tooth in place and reinstall the pin by tapping it in with a hammer
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The teeth are secured with coiled spring pins. To replace a worn tooth, simply drive out the coiled spring pin using a hammer and punch. Position the new tooth in place and reinstall the pin by tapping it in with a hammer
By seller on 2025-Jul-21
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The teeth are secured with coiled spring pins. To replace a worn tooth, simply drive out the coiled spring pin using a hammer and punch. Position the new tooth in place and reinstall the pin by tapping it in with a hammer
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The teeth are secured with coiled spring pins. To replace a worn tooth, simply drive out the coiled spring pin using a hammer and punch. Position the new tooth in place and reinstall the pin by tapping it in with a hammer
By seller on 2025-Jul-21
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The teeth are secured with coiled spring pins. To replace a worn tooth, simply drive out the coiled spring pin using a hammer and punch. Position the new tooth in place and reinstall the pin by tapping it in with a hammer
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The teeth are secured with coiled spring pins. To replace a worn tooth, simply drive out the coiled spring pin using a hammer and punch. Position the new tooth in place and reinstall the pin by tapping it in with a hammer
By seller on 2025-Jul-21
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The teeth are secured with coiled spring pins. To replace a worn tooth, simply drive out the coiled spring pin using a hammer and punch. Position the new tooth in place and reinstall the pin by tapping it in with a hammer
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The teeth are secured with coiled spring pins. To replace a worn tooth, simply drive out the coiled spring pin using a hammer and punch. Position the new tooth in place and reinstall the pin by tapping it in with a hammer
By seller on 2025-Jul-21
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The teeth are secured with coiled spring pins. To replace a worn tooth, simply drive out the coiled spring pin using a hammer and punch. Position the new tooth in place and reinstall the pin by tapping it in with a hammer
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The teeth are secured with coiled spring pins. To replace a worn tooth, simply drive out the coiled spring pin using a hammer and punch. Position the new tooth in place and reinstall the pin by tapping it in with a hammer
By seller on 2025-Jul-21
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The teeth are secured with coiled spring pins. To replace a worn tooth, simply drive out the coiled spring pin using a hammer and punch. Position the new tooth in place and reinstall the pin by tapping it in with a hammer
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The teeth are secured with coiled spring pins. To replace a worn tooth, simply drive out the coiled spring pin using a hammer and punch. Position the new tooth in place and reinstall the pin by tapping it in with a hammer
By seller on 2025-Jul-21
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The teeth are secured with coiled spring pins. To replace a worn tooth, simply drive out the coiled spring pin using a hammer and punch. Position the new tooth in place and reinstall the pin by tapping it in with a hammer
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The teeth are secured with coiled spring pins. To replace a worn tooth, simply drive out the coiled spring pin using a hammer and punch. Position the new tooth in place and reinstall the pin by tapping it in with a hammer
By seller on 2025-Jul-21
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The teeth are secured with coiled spring pins. To replace a worn tooth, simply drive out the coiled spring pin using a hammer and punch. Position the new tooth in place and reinstall the pin by tapping it in with a hammer
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The teeth are secured with coiled spring pins. To replace a worn tooth, simply drive out the coiled spring pin using a hammer and punch. Position the new tooth in place and reinstall the pin by tapping it in with a hammer
By seller on 2025-Jul-21
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The teeth are secured with coiled spring pins. To replace a worn tooth, simply drive out the coiled spring pin using a hammer and punch. Position the new tooth in place and reinstall the pin by tapping it in with a hammer
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The teeth are secured with coiled spring pins. To replace a worn tooth, simply drive out the coiled spring pin using a hammer and punch. Position the new tooth in place and reinstall the pin by tapping it in with a hammer
By seller on 2025-Jul-21
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Answer Here
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The teeth are secured with coiled spring pins. To replace a worn tooth, simply drive out the coiled spring pin using a hammer and punch. Position the new tooth in place and reinstall the pin by tapping it in with a hammer
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The teeth are secured with coiled spring pins. To replace a worn tooth, simply drive out the coiled spring pin using a hammer and punch. Position the new tooth in place and reinstall the pin by tapping it in with a hammer
By seller on 2025-Jul-21
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Answer Here
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The teeth are secured with coiled spring pins. To replace a worn tooth, simply drive out the coiled spring pin using a hammer and punch. Position the new tooth in place and reinstall the pin by tapping it in with a hammer
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The teeth are secured with coiled spring pins. To replace a worn tooth, simply drive out the coiled spring pin using a hammer and punch. Position the new tooth in place and reinstall the pin by tapping it in with a hammer
By seller on 2025-Jul-21
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The teeth are secured with coiled spring pins. To replace a worn tooth, simply drive out the coiled spring pin using a hammer and punch. Position the new tooth in place and reinstall the pin by tapping it in with a hammer
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If your cutting edge is more than 3/4 inch, 2AW toothbar will not fit.
By seller on 2018-Jan-02
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If your cutting edge is more than 3/4 inch, 2AW toothbar will not fit.
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Tooth bar size should be 1/16" - 3/4" less than the inside size of your bucket. There are spacers comes with toothbar to fill gap. Actual size of this tooth bar is little less than 34-1/2".
By seller on 2017-Jun-26
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Tooth bar size should be 1/16" - 3/4" less than the inside size of your bucket. There are spacers comes with toothbar to fill gap. Actual size of this tooth bar is little less than 34-1/2".
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Estimated delivery time 2-7 business days.
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