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[Kioti Tom]

No need to explain anything ! Your organization is first class all the way. I can't tell you how much I appreciate your how-to videos..... especially the ones featuring Peanut ( who wouldn't like a guy named Peanut??). I haven't purchased from EA yet, but no doubt I will eventually. Pay no attention to the negativity in this thread...... you and everyone at EA is doing a great job.

The video library is great. When I get frustrated :smiley_aafz:trying to explain how a piece of equipment works, to new hobby farmers or a tractor person who does not have much experience with various FEL and 3PT equipment, I give them The Everything Attachments website address and direct them to the videos.
I am no longer frustrated and they are suddenly educated. You can just see the light bulb light up. Especially if I drag them into my house and bring up the laptop....:thumbsup:

 

[CBW1999]

landpride rb3572

also features optional hydrualic side shift. reversable blade and head tilt.

Ultimatly, this is something i would like- purely for the laziness factor.... Unfortunatly, cost is a huge concern so, i had been thinking that i might be able to add hydraulic cylinders later on with the E.A. setup.

The video library is great. When I get frustrated :smiley_aafz:trying to explain how a piece of equipment works, to new hobby farmers or a tractor person who does not have much experience with various FEL and 3PT equipment, I give them The Everything Attachments website address and direct them to the videos.
I am no longer frustrated and they are suddenly educated. You can just see the light bulb light up. Especially if I drag them into my house and bring up the laptop....:thumbsup:

The video's are excellent. it is nice to see a fairly detailed explanation and use of an implement for so many reasons. Although, i do find myself watching them in the winter when i wish I could be outside turning dirt myself!

 

[Piston]

Steve,
I love that blade you have, how well does your tractor handle it? I would like to get something like that for my tractor but I wonder if it's "too much" for it? (kubota L4610)

 

[creekbend]

I also enjoy the Video Library. :thumbsup:

 

[MtnViewRanch]

Steve,
I love that blade you have, how well does your tractor handle it? I would like to get something like that for my tractor but I wonder if it's "too much" for it? (kubota L4610)

An RBT3584 would be the perfect blade for you.

 

[Piston]

Brian,
You don't think that would be too big for my current tractor? As you know, I do plan to upgrade in a couple years, so even if it was marginal it would probably work great on my next one.

 

[MtnViewRanch]

Brian,
You don't think that would be too big for my current tractor? As you know, I do plan to upgrade in a couple years, so even if it was marginal it would probably work great on my next one.

No, IMO it would not be to big for your current tractor. And it would be big enough for your future 60HP tractor although it would then be better to have a 96" blade vs the 84" blade with the bigger tractor.

Just my :2cents: