Free ground shipping to the lower 48 US States on most mini-excavator thumbs!
This complete kit fits Bobcat 335 and 435 mini excavators using the Bobcat factory X-Change system. If you do not use the factory Bobcat X-Change system, please contact us to make sure we get the right thumb for you and fits right the first time.
All components are fabricated in Georgia with steel made in the USA, which means we can get it shipped to you in about three days - not three weeks.
TOEM-style thumb with two laser cut ¾" steel tines and is 13" wide. Crossbar support tubes go through the tines and welded on both sides, unlike some of our competition.
Custom 3" bore hydraulic cylinder to fit your factory mount located on the stick.
We use hardened steel pins, and thumb has protected grease fittings on all pivot points.
$1,795.00
This complete kit fits Bobcat 337 and 341 mini excavators using the Bobcat factory X-Change system. If you do not use the factory Bobcat X-Change system, please contact us to make sure we get the right thumb for you and fits right the first time.
All components are fabricated in Georgia with steel made in the USA, which means we can get it shipped to you in about three days - not three weeks.
OEM-style thumb with two laser cut ¾" steel tines and is 13" wide. Crossbar support tubes go through the tines and are welded on both sides, unlike some of our competition.
Custom 3"" bore hydraulic cylinder to fit your factory mount located on the stick.
We use hardened steel pins, and thumb has protected grease fittings on all pivot points.
This complete thumb kit fits Kubota KX018-KX41-KX61-U15-U17-U20-U25 mini excavators using the Kubota factory quick attach system. If you do not use the factory Kubota quick attach, please contact us to make sure we get the right thumb for you and fits right the first time.
All components are fabricated in Georgia with steel made in the USA, which means we can get it shipped to you in about three days - not three weeks.
13" thumb with two laser-cut ¾" steel tines.
Crossbar support tubes go through the tines and welded on both sides, unlike some of our competition.
Custom 2.5" bore hydraulic cylinder with steel line to get the hoses out of harm's way and built to fit the factory mount on your stick
Thumb has protected grease fittings on all pivot points and uses 4140 hardened steel pins.
This kit includes Gates hoses to connect to the factory hardlines. Flat-faced couplers are not included but are available if you'd prefer to use quick connects.
We offer solid, or greaseable cross-drilled main pins for this kit.
This complete kit fits Bobcat E26 mini excavator using the Bobcat factory X-Change system. If you do not use the factory Bobcat X-Change system, please contact us to make sure we get the right thumb for you and fits right the first time.
All components are fabricated in Georgia with steel made in the USA, which means we can get it shipped to you in about three days - not three weeks.
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OEM-style thumb uses two Laser cut ¾" steel tines and is 13" wide.
Our crossbar support tubes go through the tines and welded on both sides, unlike some of our competition.
Custom 2.5" bore hydraulic cylinder to fit your factory mount located on the stick.
We use hardened steel pins, and thumb has protected grease fittings on all pivot points.
NOTE: THIS THUMB WILL NOT WORK WITH THE EXTENDABLE BOOM MODEL.
PLEASE LET US KNOW IF YOU HAVE THE LONG ARM OPTION AS LONGER HOSES ARE NEEDED.
Great for ripping frost, roots, brush, stumps, and more, the John Deere frost ripper is 28" long from mount plate to the tooth tip and uses a 1.0" thick AR400 steel shank and is for the factory John Deere wedge lock coupler. It comes with a standard replaceable tooth. This item weighs approximately 115 pounds.
All components are fabricated in Georgia with steel made in the USA, which means we can get it shipped to you in about three days - not three weeks.
Cost $1095 Free ground shipping to the lower 48 US States
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