2PK 230SP Backhoe Bucket Teeth w/23FP Flexpins for H&L/230 Teeth & Adapter, 2PK

Get Viking's Backhoe Bucket Teeth 230 SP w/ 23FP Flexpins for Case, Deere, JCB - Fits H&L/ 230 Teeth & Adapters; a versatile and durable tool at us that can be used with backhoe loaders. Our backhoe bucket teeth ensure digging, excavation, and material handling in different construction and agricultural applications. It fits 230 teeth and adapters on most backhoe brands like Case, JCB, Deere, and many similar ones. Provided below are the other essential details of our bucket teeth: Compatibility: These teeth are compatible with the H&L-style 230 adapters, which are a standard design used across many backhoe models, making them versatile for brands like Case, Deere, JCB, and more. These bucket teeth with 23FP flex pins are compatible with T23P, D39094, 6567620, and 230PN part numbers. Size: The bucket teeth are available in length of 5 7/8in, and width of 2 1/8in. The front width and the back width of these bucket teeth are 2in, and 2 1/2in respectively, and their front height is 1 1/2in. The 23FP flex pins of the bucket teeth are in length 2 1/8in. Material: We manufacture our bucket teeth using alloy steel material which makes them resistant to demanding environments,, and strong. Application: These bucket teeth are essential for digging trenches, and foundations and removing debris on construction sites. They are also for land clearing, handling tough soils, and digging irrigation ditches in the agriculture industry. Also, the bucket teeth help in shaping terrain and handling mixed material loads during landscaping. Easy Installation: To install Backhoe Bucket Teeth 230 SP with 23FP Flexpins, remove the old teeth and clean the adapter. Align the new teeth with the adapter holes, insert the flex pin, and hammer it into place until secure. When to Replace the Bucket Teeth? Check the teeth for signs of wear, cracks, or deformation. Replace if necessary. Loose pins can lead to detachment during use. Remove soil or debris from the teeth and adapters after use to prevent corrosion. While durable, avoid using these teeth on surfaces beyond their design limits, like extremely hard rock, to prevent premature wear. Maintenance Guidelines: If the length of the teeth has reduced significantly due to wear, leading to poor digging performance. If cracks or chips are visible, which compromises the structural integrity of the product. If the teeth no longer fit securely with the adapter due to wear on the mounting points.