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Looking for a good BOXBLADE

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lenray

11-22-2007 18:05:28




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Have a few driveways some over a 1/4 mile long that I need something to work them.
They get bumby with potholes etc.
Never used a boxblade but was thinking that might be the tool I need.
Have a 75 HP tractor IHC 756.

Looking for something that is very heavy duty.
Looking for a brand to look for. Willing to spend for a good product.

What have you guys used that you liked.

You guys gave me info. on what rear discharge mower to buy and it was great info.

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135 Fan

11-23-2007 09:46:22




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 Re: Looking for a good BOXBLADE in reply to lenray, 11-22-2007 18:05:28  
Check out the Woods web site. They are the distributors for several. Look under industrial scrapers and landscaping equipment. You could also try Frontier through a JD dealer. They have some real heavy scrapers for industrial tractors. Some real heavy box scrapers are over 1400 lbs. Dave



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jhill52

11-23-2007 06:16:16




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 Re: Looking for a good BOXBLADE in reply to lenray, 11-22-2007 18:05:28  
I have a Gannon. Very heavy duty construction grade. Owned by Wppds. They have beed around for a long time.



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TyTX

11-22-2007 21:48:15




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 Re: Looking for a good BOXBLADE in reply to lenray, 11-22-2007 18:05:28  
Landpride makes a good heavy duty unit and I've never been sorry for buying mine.

Best thing about buying quality is not having to work on it when you need it to work.



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Richard L

11-22-2007 20:21:52




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 Re: Looking for a good BOXBLADE in reply to lenray, 11-22-2007 18:05:28  
Have you looked on www.craigslist.com
I have seen some advertised on there when I am just looking to see who has what.

Did you give your location? I missed it if you did.



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