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Read articles →This is a hands-on before/after test on a John Deere 2210 comparing a smooth bucket to a cheap $188 eBay Vevor tooth bar the owner cut, welded, and bolted on himself. It shows real digging in rocky, rooty clay soil, side-by-side depth comparisons, and an attempt to pop an embedded rock. Good for compact-tractor owners wondering if a budget tooth bar is worth it for actual digging.
An owner-operator testing and modifying his own equipment at home, not a dealer or sponsored review.
Yes, the video shows it digging twice as deep as the smooth bucket, ripping roots and breaking rocks that previously stopped digging.
The owner bought a used 54 inch Vevor tooth bar off eBay for $188, since new ones ran $350 to $400.
Yes, the teeth can be flipped up to smooth material, and the whole tooth bar can be pulled off with four bolts to restore the smooth bucket.
The owner noted the teeth were already starting to show wear after only a little use, and plans to see how quickly they wear down.
