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IH 260A backhoe parts diagrams for rear bucket?

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chevytaHOE5674

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I have an IH 260A backhoe and I am looking for a parts diagram. It doesn't show on the case or case IH website parts search.

Or if somebody knows where to get a tooth for the rear bucket and the little clip that retains the tooth?

Anybody know where to get a diagram or know where to get those parts? Thanks
 
Any good construction store. The ih construction has been long gone for awhile. Best I remember they ran a hindrex tooth..You need to take one off and go to someone that sells teeth or construction equipment they can fix you up.
Where are you located I know several place3s here in Tn tht would have your tooth..
 
I live wayyyyy UP north in Michigan's UP. The nearest construction place is a few hundred miles away. I have one of the teeth off as the retainer clip disappeared. hmm

All of the replacement teeth I'm finding seem to slip over a male part on the bucket. My teeth have a long shank on them and it slips inside a sleeve on the bucket.
 
Try a Komatsu dealer,IH construction was bought by Dresser which was in turn absorbed by Komatsu.When I worked for the Komatsu dealer in Amarillo we could still get parts for most of the IH equipment.
 
You are up a creek.. that old tooth was used in the late 60s . I doubt that I can find that even at our store and we have been there a long time.
Trying to think how you can find one but I am thinking the cheapest and fastest will be just cut off the shank and buy new shank and tooth. However on a machine that old I would not spend that kind of bucks . I would just weld me something up to get buy.
 
(quoted from post at 21:55:41 03/06/10) Roland equipment escanaba mi 906-786-6920 They will ups to you
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They said I would have to bring the tooth in and [i:1bbcec0706]maybe[/i:1bbcec0706] they could match something up.

Looks like I may be running the machine with 3 teeth instead of 4. And may have to weld one tooth directly to the bucket as the clip is gone.

I will grab a picture of the tooth later.
 
You'd have to be nuts to try to buy from Dresser/Komatsu. They charge absolutely rediculous prices for any new-old-stock IH parts. Whatever it SHOULD cost, multiply by four times.

Do yourself a big favor and buy a generic weld-on shank and common tooth. Much cheaper and you never have to worry about finding replacements.

http://www.excavationsupply.com/BucketTeethIndex.htm

The OEM shanks and teeth on those IH buckers varied depending if the bucket was standard, heavy duty, or moles-paw.

Standard IH bucket took 468314R1 shank and 468733R1 tooth.
 
Got a tooth out and it is a Bofors tooth. Have the bofors part number for the tooth and retainer clip, not to find a distributor that can get them.


This tooth the tooth and shank are all one piece.
 
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