Everything Attachments Wicked Toothbar Install

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[@datsouthernlife]

That thing will make your bucket so much better and it's awesome with clearing small brush, hell I uses it to bust an ole concrete slab up and haul off worked like a dream!!!

[@rayarnold8275]

Merry Christmas I appreciate all your videos.Wishing you nothing but the best for new year.God bless you and family.

[@hobbithabits2806]

Thanks Steven. I am in the market for a tool for my LX2610 to uproot small trees while clearing some overgrown land and making new paths in separate wooded acreage. I'm contemplating the need for both... a Titan stump bucket as well as an EA Wicked Tooth Bar. After more research I'm wondering if the tooth bar may be the primary tool I need and that the stump bucket may end up sitting more than I think (especially when clearing new paths). No sense investing in both if I can get by with one or the other. What are your thoughts on this? Thanks!

[@MattN03]

I want to see that Wicked toothbar in action! I love my Wicked 55 grapple from EA!

[@rocksolidmotorsports7297]

Whenever I need to move some dirt I'll get some video. Removed it temporarily because we recently had some snow and trying to scrape parking lots I was afraid the parking lots wouldn't survive 🤣

[@grahamerosewarne6656]

Steven Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to you and your family. I really enjoy watching your blog's full of totally different material.🎄🎊🎉💯🔥👍🆒🤟

[@keithmaw8745]

Merry Christmas to you and your family God bless you all

[@madtater5948]

thanks for sharing the video I ran into the same problem you did drilling out the bucket I used a carbide tooth hole saw it cuts it like it's hot butter

[@case580c]

mad tater can you tell me the manufacture (Brand model etc. ) of carbide tooth hole saw you used? Also were the dia sizes 5/8 and 9/16 also Thanks

[@madtater5948]

@@case580c I bought a set carbide hole saws on eBay they're dirt cheap. there's several styles, look for the style that has the same diameter as the actual hole that you're drilling some of the hole saws have larger diameter steps on them so you can't drill completely through the material that you're drilling . if you use a little cutting oil while you're drilling they'll last longer they work great for stainless steel

[@madtater5948]

I used the 5/8 diameter carbide tooth hole saw. I actually offset the whole about an eighth of an inch back farther so when you put the bolts in it draws that tooth bar really tight

[@madtater5948]

@@case580c The carbide teeth hole saws are sold in millimeters so you want a 16 mm for the 5/8 hole it's a little bigger but if you offset the hole like I did it pulls the tooth bar tight

[@case580c]

@@madtater5948 Thanks for the information Do you recall the seller on Ebay ? Thanks

[@AC-kp8sp]

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[@nicklosapiosr.6502]

Merry Christmas

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