MtnViewRanch
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There are other ways to add weight without paying for the extra costs of thicker metal. I got a pretty reasonable price on my United BB and with its construction, I could easily add more weight to it if I ever need to. So far, I am happy with the job it has done.
I guess my opinion is that if you have the extra money laying around and it is buring a hole in your pocket then pay more for a heavier BB but if you are like me and don't have the extra cash then you can easily add weight for next t nothing.
While what you have said may very well be true, A 1000lb box blade will take far more hard use than a 500lb box blade with 500lbs of weight stacked on it. So yes when you start out both may give you similar results, but when the going gets tough, the 500lb box is going to fail in some manor. It just is not as strong.