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hdroadkingc
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The attached picture are the teeth I want to replace with longer ones. Can they be replaced? My Cat has a 4N1 bucket on it. If they can be replaced, How do I get the old ones off?
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Fri, Mar 23, 2012 12:30 AM
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im sure some one will chime in soon, it appears that they should be removeable to me since you can see a line parrallel to the cutting blade wich also seems verry worn...(unless im wrong(please correct me)) im always wanting to learn more!!!
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Fri, Mar 23, 2012 1:05 AM
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Reply to lil cat mec:
im sure some one will chime in soon, it appears that they should be removeable to me since you can see a line parrallel to the cutting blade wich also seems verry worn...(unless im wrong(please correct me)) im always wanting to learn more!!!
Should be a removable pin in the side of the removable tooth tip.....can't quite make it out in your pictures.
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Fri, Mar 23, 2012 1:56 AM
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Should be a removable pin in the side of the removable tooth tip.....can't quite make it out in your pictures.
After scraping around with my knife, I found a pin in there.
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Fri, Mar 23, 2012 4:15 AM
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After scraping around with my knife, I found a pin in there.
sweet i was right lol!!!
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Fri, Mar 23, 2012 11:38 AM
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sweet i was right lol!!!
It's hard to tell by the pictures, but the wear on the exiting teeth were worn down way too much. If the underside of the teeth wore through and down to the shank, it's not good. When you take the teeth off, check the shanks for wear. If the shanks are wore down, the new teeth will not fit correct and will more than likely break the keeper pins and keep falling off. From what little I could see from the two pictures, I would remove the cutting edge, reweld a new one on, weld on new shanks, then new teeth.-glen
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Fri, Mar 23, 2012 1:56 PM
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It's hard to tell by the pictures, but the wear on the exiting teeth were worn down way too much. If the underside of the teeth wore through and down to the shank, it's not good. When you take the teeth off, check the shanks for wear. If the shanks are wore down, the new teeth will not fit correct and will more than likely break the keeper pins and keep falling off. From what little I could see from the two pictures, I would remove the cutting edge, reweld a new one on, weld on new shanks, then new teeth.-glen
That cutting edge is worn out and the teeth are probably worn through the bottom, if you can get new teeth to stay on the old adapters, the extra leverage will probably break the cutting edge in any heavy work, so don't put long teeth on them.
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Fri, Mar 23, 2012 8:12 PM
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That cutting edge is worn out and the teeth are probably worn through the bottom, if you can get new teeth to stay on the old adapters, the extra leverage will probably break the cutting edge in any heavy work, so don't put long teeth on them.
I got one of the old teeth out this morning. The cutting edge is worn, but there is still lots of meat left on the bottom side of the bucket to hold new teeth. I took more pictures of it. Where do you buy teeth and pins like this?[attachment=12641]IMG_0790[1].jpg[/attachment][attachment=12642]IMG_0792[1].jpg[/attachment][attachment=12643]IMG_0793[1].jpg[/attachment]
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Fri, Mar 23, 2012 11:01 PM
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I got one of the old teeth out this morning. The cutting edge is worn, but there is still lots of meat left on the bottom side of the bucket to hold new teeth. I took more pictures of it. Where do you buy teeth and pins like this?[attachment=12641]IMG_0790[1].jpg[/attachment][attachment=12642]IMG_0792[1].jpg[/attachment][attachment=12643]IMG_0793[1].jpg[/attachment]
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Wow,
Looks like the shank is made onto the tooth???? Never seen that before. I bet they aren't gonna be cheap even if you find them. Teeth for my 955 are over $100 each because they pin through the top. I think I am gonna cut my shanks off and go to a more modern style tooth. You may also want to check into this idea. It may save you money and headaches in the future.
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1959 955 Traxcavator 12A6595
1959 Rogers/Phelan 25 ton lowboy
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Sat, Mar 24, 2012 1:43 AM
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Wow,
Looks like the shank is made onto the tooth???? Never seen that before. I bet they aren't gonna be cheap even if you find them. Teeth for my 955 are over $100 each because they pin through the top. I think I am gonna cut my shanks off and go to a more modern style tooth. You may also want to check into this idea. It may save you money and headaches in the future.
I think you will find they are 'Esco' teeth, more commonly used on large Excavators and draglines etc, most ground enagaing tool specialists should know what they are.
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Sat, Mar 24, 2012 4:38 AM
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Wow,
Looks like the shank is made onto the tooth???? Never seen that before. I bet they aren't gonna be cheap even if you find them. Teeth for my 955 are over $100 each because they pin through the top. I think I am gonna cut my shanks off and go to a more modern style tooth. You may also want to check into this idea. It may save you money and headaches in the future.
[quote="Rennix"]Wow,
Looks like the shank is made onto the tooth???? Never seen that before. I bet they aren't gonna be cheap even if you find them. Teeth for my 955 are over $100 each because they pin through the top. I think I am gonna cut my shanks off and go to a more modern style tooth. You may also want to check into this idea. It may save you money and headaches in the future.[/quote]

Hi, I just bought a 1960's traxcavator 955 with no teeth or shanks on the bucket and am trying to find a part number them.. Do you happen to know? Thanks!
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