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Document Number
US Patent 4671000
Issued Date
June 9, 1987
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Inventors
Kim; Young T. (Bloomington, MN)
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Abstract
The invention is a new design for dipper teeth for bulldozer buckets, comprising a pair of teeth joined by a plate, each tooth having a flat, pointed front edge, longitudinal U-shaped slot at its rear end, and bolt means disposed through an opening in the top surface to hold the teeth in position on the bucket.
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Published
June 9, 1987
Application Number
06/788,833
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November 18, 1985
US Classification
37/451   172/713 172/777
Int'l Classification
E02F   9/28   (20060101)  
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172/777   172/778   172/713   37/142R   37/142T   37/141T  
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