Bolt on Tooth Bar Source

[aim4gold]

I have been looking for weld on teeth to weld to a bolt on tooth bar. Our local implement dealers don't have the kind that are long enough or have the right bend to make a good attachment.

Does anybody have a on line source for weld on teeth?
I don't need heavy duty, this is for a B3200.
How far apart do you space the teeth, 8"?

 

[aim4gold]

I found this older post
http://www.orangetractortalks.com/forums/showthread.php?t=2087&highlight=tooth
Which lead me to this vendor in Bonner Spring, KS
http://www.colemanequip.com/parts/CaseParts/B504447

It's a start!

 

[aim4gold]

I found the shanks I needed locally
CNH Part # 7703993

Now I can start this project this weekend

 

[aim4gold]

Here is a photo of the shank and tooth I found
I will post a picture of the completed bolt in tooth bar when done.
I welded it up today and painted it this evening, should be ready to bolt in tomorrow

 

[aim4gold]

Fabricated a bolt on tooth bar, cost me about $100 total
Tried it out and it worked great
Now I definitely need a ballast box - next project

 

[cmorningstar01]

Nice toothbar especially for under $100.00, I like the 1959 Ford F100 in the pic too

 

[aim4gold]

Nice toothbar especially for under $100.00, I like the 1959 Ford F100 in the pic too

Actually that is an F250, you are correct with 1959. That is the first year Ford put 4 wheel drive in at the factory. Prior to that it was a dealer add on. My wifes late father bought this truck new, it has never left the family. All original and runs like a swiss watch!

 

[cmorningstar01]

Knew it was a 59 because of the hood badging, could not exactly make out the number(F100 or F250) or see the number of bolts on the wheels, Great trucks though, They run forever

 

[Eddie Jr.]

Nice job on the bar! Well done for 100$

M.