Posted by blue water massey on October 06, 2016 at 08:43:15 from (104.129.106.69):
In Reply to: Box Blade again posted by Bob in SD on October 06, 2016 at 07:52:54:
I bought a 7 ft box blade this yr was $875 here in Canada what I found was almost every where I called only stocked 6 ft or smaller as they mostly sell them for the compact tractor crowd everyone could order in a 7 or 8 ft if I wanted but they were quoting over a 1000 for the same blade and mfg I bought I found mine at a little tractor place that mostly does repair and used tractor parts with new parts sales as a side line call that place I'm sure you could order in a 7 you want the blade wider than your tires I work mine with my WD Allis but it also gets used on my buddies tractor 47 hp some kind of grey market one we both use it for driveway grading and th crown is no problem my drive is mostly only 10' wide
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