I've got a 60" bucket on my B3200, so it's the same as your's on the B3030.
It works great ripping out small trees and brush. I burned a big brush pile last month and the toothbar came in handy pushing the brush up on top of the fire.
Here's a photo of what the Piranha looks like on the 60" bucket.
Use the toothbar as a template to mark the position of your holes. Drill a pilot hole first then your larger hole. If your keep a squirt bottle of oil to keep the drill lubricated the bit will live for another project.I am getting ready to mount the Piranha toothbar I purchased last month. (Man does it look like it will do some serious "damage" to the work I've got planned) Just had my new L3800 delivered that was purchased at end of 2013. This is the first tractor I've ever owned so very excited to put it to work when early spring decides to begin...It looks like I just need a "good" 3/4" bit and keep it lubricated during drilling to get the job done. Anything advise for "fail-proof" installation of bar? Thanks OTT friends.
Bought my Bx25D this past summer, 10 days later bought the Piranha tooth bar from Harry and co, great guy, awesome product, if you built one from scratch, not sure you could build it better. It really is worth 2 twice as much as you pay for it. I really doubles the digging power, much like teeth work on a hoe bucket. I really am super impressed with the design and simplicity of it. Really a great American made product!
I built a clamp-on hitch receiver for my bucket that I will have to redesign to go over the tooth bar. The improvement in bucket versatility is more than worth it.
No. I did some back dragging this morning spreading a gravel pile. You get a ridged corderouy effect. On the other hand it only takes 3 minutes to unbolt and remove the tooth bar if you need smooth.
) to test mine out and I am very happy with my purchase. This thing makes a huge improvement when digging. I went to the back of my field (conditions were not wet or dry...somewhere in the middle) and started by digging in about 3 imches then moving forward and it peeled 3inches by 60inches for as long as I kept moving forward. I could not do this nearly as easy before this toothbar. I also had some old dirt piles that had grown over with heavy vegetation that I could hardly get my bucket to bite into due to the growth, now it eats right into those same piles no problem.
That would be helpful. 72" FEL LA724.
