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Landpride box scraper?

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Tyler(WA)

04-06-2000 09:18:07




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I've been looking for quite a while and have come up with a new 72" Landpride series 25 box scraper with 7 scarfier teeth for about $700. That's Pacific Northwest price in Olympia Washington.

I know there are cheaper ones out there but this one is built very well and strong enough so that I will only buy it once.

I'm interested in opinions from those who know the Landpride line and can tell me if this is an expected price for a top quality box scraper. There is only one Landpride source in our area and the other implement sources offer real cheap quality for a little less price.

I'm not on the hook yet but there's one on a truck from Kansas, with my name on it, if I decide I want it.

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Jimbo

04-07-2000 18:33:47




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 Re: Landpride box scraper? in reply to Tyler(WA), 04-06-2000 09:18:07  
Sounds like a good box blade Tyler. I don't think the paint would be too big a concern, after all after some use it will be scratched up anyway.



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Bart

04-06-2000 15:01:44




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 Re: Landpride box scraper? in reply to Tyler(WA), 04-06-2000 09:18:07  
I HAVE TWO OF THEM AND I CAN'T COMPLAIN ABOUT THEM AT ALL. oNE HAS A HANDLE THAT I CAN SWITCH FROM THE SEAT OF THE TRACTOR TO LOWER OR RAISE THE TEETH. A VERY NICE OPTION. IT COST MORE, BUT IT SAVES GETTING ON AND OFF THE TRACTOR. I WOULD RECOMMEND THEM.



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Ninh Hoa

04-06-2000 12:29:52




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 Re: Landpride box scraper? in reply to Tyler(WA), 04-06-2000 09:18:07  
Tyler, only you know what you're going to do with the scraper. However, if you're going to do 'normal' work with it, and can save a couple hundred dollars, I'd consider the lower priced brand. If it wrecks, you DO have a welder, correct? And it's only moving dirt.



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Tyler(WA)

04-06-2000 13:03:43




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 Re: Re: Landpride box scraper? in reply to Ninh Hoa, 04-06-2000 12:29:52  
I figure it's strong enough to do anything I ask it to. I have a lot of root infested ground to clear and the seven strong teeth should help. Then I have some real hard packed road to reshape and re-route because it has wondered over the years. I figure a weeker box may spend a lot of time in the shop and that there would be many jobs I would shy away from with a cheaper box.

I can't find any dissatisfied owners but the price is up there.

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CA in NJ

04-06-2000 10:30:19




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 Re: Landpride box scraper? in reply to Tyler(WA), 04-06-2000 09:18:07  
I priced that same Landpride Box Scrapper here in NJ at $700 two months ago. If I do buy one, I think this is what I will get.



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SCOTT

04-06-2000 17:27:00




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 Re: Re: Landpride box scraper? in reply to CA in NJ, 04-06-2000 10:30:19  

ONE NEEDS TO BE VERY CAREFULL WITH THIS BRAND.
IT IS A LIGHT DUTY LINE FOR LIMITED USE.
THE PAINT WILL LOOK LIKE A USED UNIT WITHIN A YEAR. TRY LOOKING AT BUSH HOG.



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Tyler(WA)

04-07-2000 07:25:49




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 Re: Re: Re: Landpride box scraper? in reply to SCOTT, 04-06-2000 17:27:00  
Landpride has a couple different series. The 15 series is a lighter duty line but still very well built. The 25 series is VERY well built with as good of engineering as I've seen in any WOODS line (I like WOODS equipment.) I've only seen smaller Landpride equipment up for sale on the used market but the paint all looked good (and this is in the Pacific NorthWET.)

I don't know what you've seen regarding Landpride but it appears to be a high quality, top of the line company. I'm just looking for the best buy for my needs.

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