Find a bucket tooth adapter by matching both the tooth system and the bucket mounting geometry. The adapter connects the replaceable tooth to the bucket lip.
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Tooth fit and bucket fit are separate checks
Start with the system and size at the adapter nose. Then confirm weld-on or bolt-on mounting, lip thickness, bolt spacing where applicable, and center, left or right position. A machine model can help identify the bucket application, but buckets may have been replaced or modified.
Inspect the assembly
Inspect the adapter nose for rounding, cracks, thinning and an enlarged retention opening. A new tooth cannot restore a worn adapter interface. For adapter replacement, confirm the correct mounting geometry and use the applicable manufacturer’s installation or welding procedure.
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What to send for a fitment check
- All tooth and adapter numbers, including letters and suffixes.
- Clear photos of the whole bucket, tooth from the side and above, rear pocket, and retaining hardware.
- Machine make and model, bucket make when known, and any previous bucket modifications.
- Quantity needed, working material, and whether teeth, adapters or retention hardware are being replaced.
Send photos to the Parts Team. Include a ruler in close-up photos where practical; identify measurements and units.
Before you order
Confirm the supplied brand, exact part number, system size and included hardware on the listing or quote. “Style” and “compatible” descriptions do not mean genuine OEM manufacture. Product availability and the required installation components should be checked for your order.
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