how to remove bucket teeth?

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It should bust be a roll pin? so a pin punch should get it out.
Many of them are a split pin with rubber in between. A regular punch usually works. If the teeth are close together they sell a curved punch to get around them. If too difficult take the torch and burn the rubber out assuming you are putting new pins in
 
Many of them are a split pin with rubber in between. A regular punch usually works. If the teeth are close together they sell a curved punch to get around them. If too difficult take the torch and burn the rubber out assuming you are putting new pins in
hey guys so just picked up this hoe today https://scontent.fbed1-1.fna.fbcdn.net/v/t1.0-9/28279542_10160468896465713_3770065420748685515_n.jpg?oh=20fe5a83b5181e3ef78abe500d545ffa&oe=5B111052 it needs teeth. so i bought them. gonna put them on this weekend. can i just take a plumbing torch and melt the rubber and tap them out? they are so close together idk if i can find a punch that will work for them. kinda wierd the backhoe is in almost perfect condition and it needs teeth.
 
hey guys so just picked up this hoe today https://scontent.fbed1-1.fna.fbcdn.net/v/t1.0-9/28279542_10160468896465713_3770065420748685515_n.jpg?oh=20fe5a83b5181e3ef78abe500d545ffa&oe=5B111052 it needs teeth. so i bought them. gonna put them on this weekend. can i just take a plumbing torch and melt the rubber and tap them out? they are so close together idk if i can find a punch that will work for them. kinda wierd the backhoe is in almost perfect condition and it needs teeth.
They make a u or z shaped punch for doing it. When I did our hoe bucket I took a long punch and bent an arc to it so it would go over the adjoining teeth. I would think you could burn the rubber out. It might be a stinky smoky job. When putting the pins back in I usually use a vise grips or pliers to squeeze the pin together
 
They make a u or z shaped punch for doing it. When I did our hoe bucket I took a long punch and bent an arc to it so it would go over the adjoining teeth. I would think you could burn the rubber out. It might be a stinky smoky job. When putting the pins back in I usually use a vise grips or pliers to squeeze the pin together
thanks....they all came out way easier than i was suspecting.
 
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