NEW Value Blades by Everything Attachments

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I am pleased to let you know that our ETA value blades are now Cat 1 Quick Attach compatible!
Pics are updated on the website.
Travis

 

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Here is a new video outlining the changes made to our Value Blade. It now provides you with even more value!! :thumbsup:

 

[swmork]

Is it possible to get a tooth bar to interchange with the cutter blade on this? That would allow loosening of a gravel road before crowning and grading. Seems that would be a sweet addition to what looks like an awesome blade.

steve

 

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It's no longer a secret. People are becoming more aware of the value that these blades provide!!
Here are pics of our dock bright and early this morning. It will become more crowded throughout the day.
Travis

 

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Here is some feedback recently posted to our website:

Purchased the 72" Deluxe Value Scrape Blade from EA. Ordered online; blade was shipped the next day and arrived two days later in new condition. Entire purchase process was seamless. Sent one question by email which Rick personally answered within two hours. Extremely well built and well engineered blade; works perfectly behind my Century 2028 (28 hp) tractor. By adjusting the 3 point top link, blade bites perfectly. Very heavy duty!

 

[turkish]

Which blade would you recommend for a 4wd Kubota L3400 with FEL? Will be used for making water bars and fighting erosion on deer camp roads. No rocks and no snow duty.

 

[LD1]

Although I have a heavy 7' blade with the same tractor, I'd reccomend a 6 footer.

 

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Which blade would you recommend for a 4wd Kubota L3400 with FEL? Will be used for making water bars and fighting erosion on deer camp roads. No rocks and no snow duty.

It really depends on the width of your tractor and the space that you have to move around in. Generally, you'd want a blade around a foot wider than your tractor so, when angled, it will still cut out your tracks.
I think the 84" 6 Way Value scrape blade would be a good match for your tractor, but, since it's offsettable, the 6 footer would be fine if you're in confined areas or for harsher, traction robbing applications.
Travis

 

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Here's a review from Rick in WV that was just submitted on our website:

You Now Have A Customer For Life!!!!

"I shopped around looking for a blade to cut some ditches and noticed how poorly and weak they were built. I didn't want to spend money for junk just to replace it. I watched the videos on youtube and knew that the blade is what I was looking for. When my blade arrived I was surprised at how heavy it was. The welds looked good and the design appeared to be unique. I wasn't worried about paint chips or scratches as I read a previous review. I was thinking to myself that guy must have no intention of using the blade. Anyway, the first day out I started to cut ditches and was shocked at how well it worked. The amount of adjustment is crazy (Thank You Ted and your team). The transaction went through flawless and I plan on keeping you on speed dial for future purchases. I would like to tour your plant one day if I pass through."

 

[blucoondawg]

this blade is exactly what I've been looking for and a good price. I have to get the shipping worked out but I think I will be getting one of these in the next couple months.