earthscratcher
Senior Member
never had a Esco wondering what kind of teeth they use thanks
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Esco bucket 42 inch 65mm pins tag is gone what bucket teeth do they use?
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Diesel Dave
Senior Member
I agree with ultralok.
Looks like the bucket has been digging for a while with no teeth ….
Looks like the bucket has been digging for a while with no teeth ….
earthscratcher
Senior Member
yes bucket is shot,just going over options to bring back from the dead.ultra lock teeth and holders are not cheap +cutting out and welding time.bottom is worn really bad to,i just don't have a 42 in the arsenal,
maybe I should just grab a 1/2 piece of hardox and weld on, for basement and septic stuff I don't have any smooth cutting edge stuff. anybody try that, would be a good Frankenstein bucket, torch couple holes in the hardox and bolt different shapes to bottom, for different size pipe/culvert bedding. any body try that ?
maybe I should just grab a 1/2 piece of hardox and weld on, for basement and septic stuff I don't have any smooth cutting edge stuff. anybody try that, would be a good Frankenstein bucket, torch couple holes in the hardox and bolt different shapes to bottom, for different size pipe/culvert bedding. any body try that ?
Ultralocs are expensive, but really nice teeth. I use the 30F flang teeth. Really nice for cutting flat grade, and easy to switch to aggressive teeth when you need to. I have been able to find the teeth on Ebay for about half what a dealer charges, not sure on the holders.