34" Ripper for Machines between 0.8T-3.5T
Heavy-duty 34-inch ripper built in Hamilton, Ontario for mini excavators in the 0.8 to 3.5 ton class. Single-shank tool engineered to break up hard, frozen, or compacted ground; rip out stumps and tree roots; and tear up asphalt edges or demolition material — where a bucket can't dig.
Available in two construction grades — Standard high-strength steel for general work, or AR400 (+$220) for extreme wear and impact resistance.
Available with two tooth types — Fixed welded tooth (standard) or Replaceable bolt-on wear tooth (+$50) that lets you swap the tip when it wears down.
Available mounts: Pin-On, Wedge Coupler, or custom-fit to your specified machine. Tell us your make and model at checkout and we'll build to fit.
Specifications
- Overall length: 34" (864 mm), point to mount face
- Profile: Single-shank ripper
- Construction: Choose at checkout — Standard (high-strength steel) or AR400 (extreme wear)
- Tooth Type: Choose at checkout — Fixed welded tooth or Replaceable bolt-on wear tooth
- Approximate weight: 120 lb (54 kg)
- Mount options: Pin-On, Wedge Coupler, or custom-fit
- Mount specs: Sized to your machine at order — pin diameter, centres, and arm width set per make/model
- Machine class: Mini excavators 0.8 to 3.5 tons
- Construction: Fully welded heavy-duty fabrication
- Origin: Made in Hamilton, Ontario
Compatible Machines
Built to fit any 0.8–3.5 ton mini excavator. Common machines in this class:
- Kubota: K008-3, K008-5, U10-3, U10-5, U15, U17, U17-3, KX018-4, U25, KX033, KX040
- Bobcat: E08, E10, E14, E17, E19, E20, E26, E32, E35
- CAT: 300.9D, 301.5, 301.7, 302 CR, 302.7 CR, 303 CR, 303.5 CR
- Yanmar: SV08, SV17, ViO17, ViO25, ViO27, ViO35
- JCB: 8008, 8010, 8014, 8016, 8025, 8030
- John Deere: 17G, 26G, 30G, 35G
- Takeuchi: TB210R, TB216, TB219, TB225, TB230, TB235
- Sany: SY16, SY26, SY35
Mount options at checkout: Pin-On · Wedge Coupler · Other (specify)
Machine not listed? We custom-fit to any mount. Send your make, model, and a photo of your stick — quote within 24 hours. Request a custom quote →
What's Included
- 34" ripper, fully assembled and welded
- Construction grade as selected (Standard high-strength steel or AR400)
- Tooth as selected (Fixed welded or Replaceable bolt-on)
- 2× self-greasing pins, sized to your machine
- Mount-specific bushings
- 1-year manufacturer warranty
Shipping & Warranty
Shipping. Ships from Hamilton, Ontario. Freight calculated at checkout for Canada and the USA — door-to-door delivery on most orders. Made to order — typical lead time 2–3 weeks from order confirmation.
Warranty. 1-year manufacturer warranty against defects in workmanship and materials. If something goes wrong from how it was built, we'll make it right. Full warranty terms →
FAQ
Will this fit my machine?
This ripper is custom-fitted at the time of order. Select your mount option (Pin-On, Wedge Coupler, or Other) and provide your make and model at checkout, or send us a photo of your stick and pins for confirmation.
What's a ripper used for?
Rippers break up hard, frozen, or compacted ground that a bucket can't dig. Common uses: ripping tree roots and stumps, tearing up asphalt edges, breaking concrete or demo material, loosening rocky or clay soil before bucket work, and prying out buried obstructions.
What's the difference between Standard and AR400 construction?
Standard construction is high-strength structural steel — handles most work and resists deformation under load. AR400 is an abrasion-resistant steel grade that holds an edge longer and shrugs off impact damage. Choose AR400 for frozen ground, rock-heavy work, demolition, or any high-wear environment.
Fixed tooth vs. Replaceable tooth — which should I pick?
Fixed tooth is welded to the shank — simpler, slightly tougher under impact, and lower cost. Replaceable tooth uses a bolt-on wear tip you can swap when it wears down — better for high-volume work where you'd otherwise be re-welding tips.
How does the warranty work?
One year from delivery. If you have a manufacturing defect, send us photos and we'll arrange repair, replacement, or refund.
Do you offer rush fabrication?
Sometimes — call 416-220-8550 to discuss your timeline.
What's the difference between trenching, grading, skeleton, rake, and ripper?
Trenching buckets are narrow with high break-out force for clean wall finish in utility and footing work. Grading buckets are wide with a straight cutting edge for finish work, backfilling, and site cleanup. Skeleton buckets sift material on the fly — ideal for rock and root separation in landscaping. Rakes are surface tools for gathering rocks, roots, and debris into piles. Rippers are single-shank tools for breaking hard ground, ripping roots, and tearing up demolition material — they go where a bucket can't.
