Supply Premium 7107319 Bucket Tooth for Skid Steers & Excavators

1. Product Overview

The 7107319 Standard Bucket Tooth is a top-tier replacement cutting edge engineered specifically for heavy-duty loaders, excavators, and skid steers.

Measuring 4.5 inches in length, this robust dirt tooth is designed to restore essential cutting power to your machinery, making trenching and excavating tasks significantly easier and faster.

The 7107319 tooth solves these issues by delivering a sharp, resilient penetration profile. It serves as a direct replacement for the previous OEM part number 6716001, offering guaranteed compatibility and upgraded performance for general excavation in soil, sand, and clay environments.

2. Detailed Specifications

3. Key Features

• Optimized Digging Efficiency: The streamlined, self-sharpening profile allows for effortless ground penetration, dramatically reducing hydraulic strain and equipment fatigue.
• Improved Fuel Economy: A sharper cutting edge means less resistance during digging, directly translating into lower fuel consumption per operating hour.
• Drop-in Replacement: Designed with exact OEM-style specifications, ensuring a snug, rattle-free fit on standard loader and excavator bucket adapters.
• Extended Wear Life: The specific metallurgical composition minimizes abrasive wear, keeping your machine in the dirt longer and out of the shop.

4. Manufacturing Process

The 7107319 bucket teeth are produced using a meticulous investment casting process utilizing premium high-strength alloy steel. Once cast, the teeth undergo a stringent multi-stage heat treatment process (quenching and tempering). This critical step maximizes the core toughness to absorb extreme impact shocks while simultaneously hardening the outer surface to resist severe abrasive wear. Every batch is rigorously tested for Brinell hardness and structural integrity before passing quality control.

5. Applications

The 7107319 bucket tooth is a versatile, all-purpose ground engaging tool (GET) ideal for:

1. General Excavation: Digging through standard soil, packed dirt, and loose gravel.
2. Trenching: Creating precise utility trenches with excavators.
3. Loading & Grading: Moving sand, topsoil, and clay with skid steer loaders.
4. Landscaping: Ground leveling and foundational digging for commercial or residential hardscaping.

6. Information on Accessories

To properly secure the 7107319 bucket tooth to your bucket’s lip, specific mounting hardware and shanks (adapters) are required. Be sure to check your current setup or order these necessary components:

Retainer Pins: Requires a 6737326 Flex Pin (or 23FP H&L style pin) to lock the tooth securely onto the shank.

Compatible Shanks:

1. Weld-on shank: 7107322
2. Single bolt-on shank: 6737324
3. Double bolt-on shank: 7107324

7. Important Considerations for Buyers

1. Verify Machine Fitment: While this is a highly standardized part, always cross-reference your equipment’s manual or current shank size before purchasing. Remember that 7107319 perfectly replaces the older 6716001 part number.
2. Pin Replacement: Never reuse an old flex pin when installing a new bucket tooth. Old pins lose their tension and can cause the new tooth to fall off during operation. Always buy pins in conjunction with new teeth.
3. Assess the Terrain: This is a standard dirt tooth. If you are operating in highly abrasive rock, frost, or concrete environments, consider upgrading to a rock chisel or heavy-duty tiger tooth.

8. Common Industry / Buyer FAQs

Q1: Does the 7107319 bucket tooth come with the installation pin?
A: Usually, bucket teeth and pins are sold separately. You will need to purchase the matching flex pin alongside the tooth to ensure a proper and secure installation.

Q2: What is the difference between part number 7107319 and 6716001?
A: There is no functional difference. Due to engineering and catalog updates, the part number 6716001 was retired and replaced directly by 7107319. It is the exact same standard 4.5-inch bucket tooth.

Q3: How do I know when it’s time to replace my bucket teeth?
A: You should replace your teeth when they have lost their original profile and become blunt, or when the wear reaches the adapter/shank. Operating with severely worn teeth decreases machine efficiency, increases fuel usage, and risks permanently damaging the bucket’s lip or shanks.

Q4: Will this fit my specific brand of skid steer?
A: The 7107319 is technically a Bobcat-style (and H&L series) tooth, meaning it fits any machine—regardless of brand—that has the corresponding 6737322/6737324 style adapters welded or bolted to the bucket.