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Join Date: Jul 2003 Posts: 35 CT 
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2005-09-28 117084
Need advice. I have a BX1800 that I use to pick up logs in the woods and move dirt around my yard. I have been considering purchasing tooth bars but I am not sure that they would be worth the money. Would having tooth bars on the loader make it easier to scoop dirt from the ground or from a pile of dirt. Also, where would the best place to purchase such an animal.
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 | AV8R
Join Date: Oct 2003 Posts: 882 North Central Wisconsin 
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2005-09-28 117095
Though I don't have one (yet), I have heard that a toothbar makes a loader into a digger very quickly. Moving rocks and more compacted soil would be far easier with a toothbar to break the material up, first.
There are several manufacturers around on the 'net, but the first place to start would be your dealer (IMO). I have seen prices for my LA211 (BX2230) ranging from $150 to $500, for a 48" toothbar. ....
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| orangefwd
Join Date: Aug 2005 Posts: 9 Beaver, Pennsylvania
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2005-09-28 117097
A toothbar will increase the digging ability of your loader by a lot. I do not have a toothbar for my Kubota but plan on getting one. I used to have a bobcat with two buckets, one toothed, one flat. The difference is night and day. I think you will be very happy with a toothbar, just make sure that it is well attached. ....
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| jdgreg
Join Date: Sep 2005 Posts: 34 Warrenton, Va
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2005-09-29 117103
If you do a search on ebay, there's someone the mfgr them, they're yellow, looks pretty solid. I believe they can make them to your bucket width. ....
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Join Date: Jul 2003 Posts: 35 CT
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2005-09-29 117112
Thanks for all of your comments. I will start looking around to see where I can get the best price. ....
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 | 44trxfun
Join Date: Sep 2003 Posts: 110 western NY
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2005-09-30 117188
I have a 46.5" (I think) toothbar for my 48" bucket. I ordered it last year through Carver Equipment, although it's actually manufactured by W.R. Long. I paid $290, including shipping. I've seen 'em for more and for less, so it's worth shopping around. It's been great for digging out honeysuckle, pulling stumps, etc. Good luck. ....
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Add PhotoTooth Bar for BX1800
 | JOHN THOMAS
Join Date: Dec 2004 Posts: 61 SOMERSET, KY
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2005-10-17 118013
I HAD A BX2200 WITH FEL AND ADDED TOOTHBAR. WHEN I TRADED UP TO A B7800 I KEPT THE TOOTHBAR. IT'S NOT WIDE ENOUGH FOR MY B7800 BUCKET. WILL SELL. HOW FAR ARE YOU FROM SOMERSET, KY? ....
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Add PhotoTooth Bar for BX1800
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Join Date: Jul 2003 Posts: 35 CT
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2005-10-17 118014
Thanks for the thought. Unfortunatly, I just purchased one from Markham Welding last week. Delived this Saturday. Seems to work well. ....
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| unit5alive
Join Date: Jul 2003 Posts: 250 Latrobe Pa
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2005-10-23 118316
I bought mine from markham , got an extra tooth added came to $225.00 with shipping , works great ! ....
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Join Date: Jul 2003 Posts: 35 CT
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2005-10-24 118368
That's about I paid with the extra tooth. They work great for picking up brush and logs that are larger than my bucket. ....
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