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filling rusted pock marks in old part of the inside back wall. I filled an ground 4 times. I think that took most of one day.

wiz
May 30, 2009

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bottom of bucket

wiz
May 30, 2009

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The cutting edge and ears. The ears were beveled almost all the way thru before welding to the cutting edge. Material leftover high strength steel. it

wiz
May 30, 2009

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tacking side reinforcing strip

wiz
May 30, 2009

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fixing the crack in the original 33 year old side wall

wiz
May 30, 2009

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close up of teeth. the teeth are 4140 lower 1.5 x 1 high 6.5 long. a 4140 crown and a high streth steel shank. the 3 pcs are welded together then hand

wiz
May 30, 2009

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close up showing the fit. As predicted the tie bar ended up with a nice 1/2 in bow that keeps the tie bar down against the bottom of the bucket.

wiz
May 29, 2009

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drilling bolt holes

wiz
May 29, 2009

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fitting up bucket teeth

wiz
May 29, 2009

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Finished bucket showing the 30 deg cutting edge, the flush connections to side walls and new bottom. The new bottom is made out of 11 gage P&O steel l

wiz
May 29, 2009

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old cutting edge

wiz
May 29, 2009

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I just liked this shot of the overall project.

wiz
May 29, 2009

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photo just before test digging. It took a couple of hours before I decided to try it. I designed every aspect to be the most efficient at digging as

wiz
May 29, 2009

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side view before flush grinding curved reinforcements.

wiz
May 29, 2009

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I bought the Kubota B6000 in 1976 new for $3175.00 and the Loader for $1200.00. I had to order it and never saw one until the day the dealer told me

wiz
May 29, 2009

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shows nice peloading bow

wiz
May 29, 2009

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before curved reinforcement

wiz
May 29, 2009

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tacking in new bottom

wiz
May 29, 2009

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Sinumerik 0005

Rocketcheese
May 13, 2009

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Sinumerik 0002

Rocketcheese
May 13, 2009

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3turning

aametalmaster
Apr 20, 2009

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sadle brackets

starbolin
Apr 11, 2009

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My $300.00 shaper.

aametalmaster
Jan 26, 2009

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100 0657 reduced

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Dec 16, 2008

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filling rusted pock marks in old part of the inside back wall. I filled an ground 4 times. I think that took most of one day.

bottom of bucket

The cutting edge and ears. The ears were beveled almost all the way thru before welding to the cutting edge. Material leftover high strength steel. it

tacking side reinforcing strip

fixing the crack in the original 33 year old side wall

close up of teeth. the teeth are 4140 lower 1.5 x 1 high 6.5 long. a 4140 crown and a high streth steel shank. the 3 pcs are welded together then hand

close up showing the fit. As predicted the tie bar ended up with a nice 1/2 in bow that keeps the tie bar down against the bottom of the bucket.

drilling bolt holes

fitting up bucket teeth

Finished bucket showing the 30 deg cutting edge, the flush connections to side walls and new bottom. The new bottom is made out of 11 gage P&O steel l

old cutting edge

I just liked this shot of the overall project.

photo just before test digging. It took a couple of hours before I decided to try it. I designed every aspect to be the most efficient at digging as

side view before flush grinding curved reinforcements.

I bought the Kubota B6000 in 1976 new for $3175.00 and the Loader for $1200.00. I had to order it and never saw one until the day the dealer told me

shows nice peloading bow

before curved reinforcement

tacking in new bottom

Sinumerik 0005

Sinumerik 0002

3turning

sadle brackets

My $300.00 shaper.

100 0657 reduced