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What kind of teeth are these?

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Ronsii

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Was at the local tooth & track shop earlier to pick up some rollers for the mini and saw this bucket sitting in the corner... they had turned it into a planter of all things :cool: The teeth on it seemed more of a pointy curved shape... don't recall seeing any like it around here before...:confused: The shanks looks a bit funny too....

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Not sure how these teeth would hold up to hard materials.... maybe if you're digging in sawdust :D
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Welder Dave

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Those look like "spade" teeth. Do they have other ornamental buckets with hearts, diamonds and clubs teeth? They look like they are made of wood with the lines in them.
 
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thepumpguysc said:
They are "ornamental" teeth.. have no use at the jobsite..
Kinda like bringing the wife to work.. stands around, does nothing, but nice to look at.. Lol.
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I used to work with a bloke who's wife came to work with him every day. When asked about why she came he answered " she is to dam ugly to kiss goodbye"
 
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