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Scratch and Dent, Skid Steer Trencher Dirt Replacement Teeth

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Scratch and Dent, Skid Steer Trencher Dirt Replacement Teeth

* Scratch and Dent items are not eligible for returns or warranty claims. *

* Scratch and Dent Deal - item may have cosmetic damage *

The Trencher Replacement Teeth are designed to restore the 36" and 48" Trencher Skid Steer Attachments broken or cracked blades. Sold in a pack of eight, the carbide teeth efficiently rip through any soil condition for industrial or personal property trenches. Forged from extra-durable carbon steel and powder-coated orange for a longer-lasting finish. It is good practice to check the blades each season to see if there are cracks, wear and tear, or a loss and to fasten bolts that may have become loose.

* Scratch and Dent items are not eligible for returns or warranty claims. *

* Scratch and Dent Deal - item may have cosmetic damage *

The Trencher Replacement Teeth are designed to restore the 36" and 48" Trencher Skid Steer Attachments broken or cracked blades. Sold in a pack of eight, the carbide teeth efficiently rip through any soil condition for industrial or personal property trenches. Forged from extra-durable carbon steel and powder-coated orange for a longer-lasting finish. It is good practice to check the blades each season to see if there are cracks, wear and tear, or a loss and to fasten bolts that may have become loose.

$72.09

Original: $205.98

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Scratch and Dent, Skid Steer Trencher Dirt Replacement Teeth

$205.98

$72.09

Description

* Scratch and Dent items are not eligible for returns or warranty claims. *

* Scratch and Dent Deal - item may have cosmetic damage *

The Trencher Replacement Teeth are designed to restore the 36" and 48" Trencher Skid Steer Attachments broken or cracked blades. Sold in a pack of eight, the carbide teeth efficiently rip through any soil condition for industrial or personal property trenches. Forged from extra-durable carbon steel and powder-coated orange for a longer-lasting finish. It is good practice to check the blades each season to see if there are cracks, wear and tear, or a loss and to fasten bolts that may have become loose.