When to Use Loader Bucket Cutting Edge Manufacturer？

Bolt-on cutting edges

Bolt-on cutting edges are used on wheel loader buckets. They are used when the planned use of the wheel loader does not require a particularly high penetration capacity of the bucket. This is the case, for example, when loading easily detachable materials or in return loading.

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Bolt-on cutting edges are offered with and without a hole. In addition to the long versions, there are also corner knives (for corner protection systems), differently angled segments and half-arrow underbolt segments. These allow easier penetration into the material, especially on large wheel loaders, and protect the basic blade from wear.

The quality of bolt-on cutting edges can be determined by the following factors: long service life, easy and quick change, increased bucket capacity, very good smoothing of the loading zone

Do you have questions concerning our bolt-on cutting edges?

CUTMETALL carries different variants of bolt-on ctiing edges for wheel loaders.

Having trouble identifying the bolt-on cutting edge that fits your machine? Please feel free to contact us. We are happy to help you find the part that is right for your machine and specific use.

For more Loader Bucket Cutting Edge Manufacturerinformation, please contact us. We will provide professional answers.

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  Feb 17, / Add a cutting edge or not? #1  

LSKing

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Hi I just got a XJh and was wondering if i should get an aftermarket cutting edge to add on to the loader bucket? I have heard that it keeps bucket from getting the smiley face and adds significant life to bucket. I stretched to buy the tractor so i dont want to be replacing a bucket anytime soon. Any suggestions/comments?   Feb 17, / Add a cutting edge or not? #2  

CurlyDave

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I added one to mine immediately, and I am glad that I did.

It certainly reduces smiley face a lot, and if you allow the front lip of the bucket to bend significantly, putting one on can be a lot harder than if you do it while the bucket is new and straight.   Feb 17, / Add a cutting edge or not? #3  

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I put a tooth bar on my bucket as soon as I got the tractor. Never had problems with smiley faces - the tooth bar helps loosen soil during shallow digs and helps break up clods when back dragging to smooth/level areas. Besides it makes the bucket look "real mean" when I'm out working with the tractor at the end of the driveway where it meets the county road. Anything to help some of the "wild child" drivers slow down.   Feb 17, / Add a cutting edge or not? #4  

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The bucket has a different life with a heftier cutting edge, skid shoes underneath and the leading edge of the bucket reinforced with cutting edge.

Cutting edge comes in different size's so make sure you go heavier and leave about an inch extended at each end. Makes for better cutting/catching stuff like roots or garage doors.   Feb 17, / Add a cutting edge or not? #5  

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I put a tooth bar on mine. What a difference moving gravel and even hard packed snow.!   Feb 17, / Add a cutting edge or not? #6  

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I highly recommend installing one on your bucket. It really strengthens the bucket to keep away from the smiley face. I did mine after the first year on my B to keep the bucket in good shape as I do all of my snowplowing with it. It is best to do it before it gets too bad. The other plus is if you wear out the new cutting edge, you can just spin it 180 degrees and use the other side.


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Yes to edge; will save from damage to the factory edge, and strengthens the bucket due to added rigidity.   Feb 18, / Add a cutting edge or not?

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Does anybody have a good brand/place for me to start my search?   Feb 18, / Add a cutting edge or not? #9  

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Does anybody have a good brand/place for me to start my search?

Either DIY,, or there are many tooth bars,,,
I used a CAT skidsteer bucket bolt-in toothbar.
It dramatically strengthened my bucket.