Recensioni dei clienti per VEVOR Barra Denti per Benna, Benna per Trattore 48'', Barra a 6 Denti per Caricatore, Trattore Compatto, Capacità di Carico di 4560 libbre, Design imbullonato per Scavo

Works well fit my 1126 mahindra tractor perfect only used the Allen screws to hold perfect

Great product at a fantastic price.

Worth the money

Nicely made

Installed this bar on my Bobcat CT1025 and it is a nice upgrade. It is tough, digs great and tears out heavy brush with ease. Installed easily. I did have to cut a 1/2 inch off the sides to make it fit on my bucket. I do like the rivet fastening system.

Very well built and strong

Wasn't sure what I was going to get for that kind of money. Figured break in no time. But I give it hell. Now i'm impressed. So if you don't want to spend $550 or $1500 you can't beat it for less than a $150 bucks

The inside dimension of my JD bucket was 49.5". So I welded on a small piece of angle iron to each end of the tooth bar and bolted it to the bucket. I didn't use the through bolts for the base, I used the supplied set screws. If you find the bar slips off the blade edge, add a few short weld "bumps" immediately forward of where the set screw contacts the blade and it won't slip. You'll then have a removable tooth bar! Great value, recommended.

This Bucket Tooth Bar is extremely well made and is of Great Quality!! It arrived in just two days, packed well and the price was really good!!! I will definitely buy from this wonderful company again!!!!

My tooth bar came preassembled with the teeth already attached to the plate. THANK YOU FOR THAT! It save me from having to punch the pins all in. My pucket was just under 50" inside width so this was a great fit for it. I have used my bucket a few times to push on trees so it is not a perfect straight edge even though I got it aligned pretty well. This assembly helped strengthen the bucket and I also used it with ropes and chains on the teeth to help lift some HVAC equipment for transport. I think I will keep the bar on for a while to test it out in the woods. It will no longer give you a perfect smooth front edge since the teeth stick down about 3/4" below the bucket surface. I did not drill holes and simply use the large set screws with some HF medium loctite and a impact gun. Lined it up and slowly worked each screw gradually ....pulled my bucket edge even straighter! It is securely attached now and pretty heavy duty...more so than the front of the bucket edge was. I also followed someones advice and topped the setscrews with clear silcone to keep the dirt out. For the price you will not find anything close to this thing and it will last a lifetime. I think shipping was free too which normally would be very expensive!!