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Read articles →An owner's first-day field report on a Piranha Bar tooth bar fitted to a New Holland Boomer 40, covering real brush-clearing, sapling removal, tree knockdown (up to ~6 inches diameter), and clay/topsoil recovery. Footage is shaky handheld from the cab, so visuals are limited, but the end-of-day verbal recap with rough quantities is candid and useful. Best for anyone weighing whether a tooth bar is worth adding to a compact utility loader.
An owner-operator sharing hands-on impressions from their own property, with no apparent commercial affiliation.
Yes. The owner says the flat edge of the stock blade struggled with clay full of rocks and cement, but the piranha bar had no trouble at all.
The owner eased into a brush pile, raised it, made one pass, and immediately cut off saplings and trees, clearing the area within seconds.
The owner knocked down about five or six trees, some around six inches in diameter, and was surprised he could do it.
The owner estimates he safely recovered about fifteen to twenty yards, equivalent to a tri-axle load, over a couple hours of work.
