5 Pack Viking’s X156L Long Bucket Tooth w/ 156LPN Flexpins Compatible with 156 Series Teeth for Skid Steer and Mini Excavators, Loaders, Backhoes

Get Viking’s Skid Steer X156L Long Bucket Teeth w/ 156LPN Pin For Hensley 156 Series from Our Products. These casted long bucket teeth are designed for heavy-duty tasks such as excavation, digging, or piercing through the hard materials efficiently. They can fit skid steers, loaders, and mini excavators. Below are the necessary details about this product:

• Compatibility: These bucket teeth are compatible with all existing Hensley-style 156 Series teeth and adapters. They fit various machinery, including skid steers, loaders, backhoes, and mini excavators, making them versatile for different tasks and equipment brands.
• Size:  Our bucket teeth are available in length of 5-1/4". The front width of these bucket teeth is 2-1/16", back width is 2-3/16", back height is 1-3/4", and front height is 1-5/8". The flex pin that comes with bucket teeth is 2-1/4" long and has 3/8" diameter.
• Material: We manufacture our bucket teeth using alloy steel material which makes them resistant to demanding environments, long-lasting, and strong. 
• Application: These bucket teeth can be used for applications such as excavation, digging, and other similar ground engagement tasks. They are suitable for equipment such as skid steers, backhoes, mini excavators, and loaders from different brands. They can be used for construction, demolition, and other heavy-duty applications.
• Easy Installation: Align the tooth with the adapter. Now, insert the flex pin through the designated holes, and secure the pin using a hammer or mallet. Verify that the tooth and pin are tightly secured before operation.

Safety Guidelines

• Ensure teeth are securely fastened before use.
• Regularly inspect for wear, damage, or improper fit.
• Avoid overloading the bucket or operating on unsuitable materials.
• Maintain a safe distance from moving equipment.

When to Replace the X156L Bucket Teeth

• When the tip or length is worn, reducing digging efficiency.
• When any chips, cracks, or structural damage is visible. 
• When the teeth become loose, even after securing the pin.
• After extended use in abrasive conditions, leading to material thinning.
• If uneven wear causes operational imbalances.