Bucket Teeth
Bucket teeth are the replaceable tips on the bucket edge. They take the first impact and wear, and they protect the adapters and the bucket behind them.
Sourced on request. We do not list part numbers for this line yet. Send your details and we check what our supply chain can provide, then quote it with the rest of your parts. Availability, MOQ, lead time and warranty depend on the item and are stated on that quote.
What we can source
- Standard teeth
- General digging in soil and mixed ground.
- Rock teeth
- Thicker sections for abrasive ground and broken rock.
- Tiger and twin tiger teeth
- Pointed shapes for hard or frozen ground and trenching.
- Flare teeth
- Wide tips for a smoother floor in soft material.
- Adapters, pins and retainers
- The parts that hold the tooth to the bucket.
When to replace bucket teeth
- The tip has worn blunt and digging takes more force
- Wear is close to reaching the adapter nose
- A tooth is cracked or moves on the adapter
- The pin or retainer is loose or missing
What to send for a quote
- Number stamped on the tooth, or the OEM number
- Adapter system and tooth size
- Pin type: side pin or vertical pin
- Machine model and bucket type
- Ground you dig in
Frequently Asked Questions
Will any tooth fit my adapter?
No. Tooth and adapter must belong to the same system and size. Send the number on the old tooth, or clear photos and measurements of the adapter.
Which tooth shape should I choose?
Tell us the ground you dig in and the machine size. Pointed teeth dig in more easily, while thicker teeth usually last longer in abrasive ground.