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Read articles →A solo owner documents the step-by-step installation of a 72-inch Piranha bar on a Boomer 40 loader bucket, marking, clamping, drilling 5/8" and 3/4" holes through the bucket steel, and bolting it down with supplied hardware. He estimates about an hour including lathe work to true a drill bit. The video closes with brief first-use impressions on hard clay and brush. Best for owners considering the same upgrade.
Posted by the w8bya channel; context suggests a hands-on owner sharing a DIY project from their own property.
About an hour total including lathe time to true a drill bit and sharpening, though doing it right with everything on hand could take 30 to 45 minutes.
The installer drilled 5/8 inch holes first, then 3/4 inch holes, using a drill press since a hand drill was not strong enough.
It was extremely effective cutting hard clay, digging in well, and let the owner uncover almost ten yards of clay while clearing trees and brush.
