Box Scraper Gill SR 25

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Obejuan64

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Central, nj
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Kubota L3240
I just bought a used box blade for my L3240, the guy I bought it from did not know the make, after some research I found out it is a Gill sr25, I think its rated too big for L3240, I use it more as a ballast my fel can lift 1500# in the fel user manual recommends just under #1000, I'm a little worry it might damage my tractor. image.jpgimage.jpg
 
   / Gill SR 25 #2  
Welcome aboard and just let me say Holy Kenobi, Juan!
That's a nice lookin' box blade you found.
If you can lift it and pull it okay with the L3240, then I'd say it's just right.
I'd think the 66" or 72" would be ideal, depending on your tire configuration.
 
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Thanks, using multi_trac turf tires overall width is 72" the blade is 78" and #1035, i will be testing it out this weekend.
 
   / Gill SR 25 #4  
Congrats, very similar to the one I picked up last week. Mine is a 6 footer (sr20.?). I'm jealous though. I one didn't come with the scarifiers or the rod that holds them in place. Are your scarifiers 18" tall? Is the rod 1/4" or 3/8"?
 

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   / Gill SR 25 #5  
That is definitely too big for your tractor. I will take it off your hands:laughing:

I think the 72'' would be better for a L3240 but it should be fine.
 
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@Illni22, yes 18" and 3/8", its a bit bigger than planned, but im picking up logs and stumps 1000# + n up with stability, to me it's more important as a ballast, the dealers in NJ all wanted 650 for ballast box, I paid a .333 less for the box blade drop off at my house, for a little more than 650 I could of bought a new box blade and on Craigslist I found this box blade.
 
   / Gill SR 25 #8  
Obejuan, thanks for the specs. Once I get the scarifiers I'll work on the rod to pin them in.
 
   / Gill SR 25 #9  
Kubota's IMPLEMENT LIMITATIONS are very conservative.
I think you will be fine with the 78" width and 1,035 implement weight in terms of the tractor.
The questions are: Do you have enough horsepower and traction with turf tires to pull the box blade once it starts to fill?
In turn, these questions are partly dependent on your soil type and moisture content. Soil is highly variable in NJ.
You made a great buy.

I trust you have a front end loader on your tractor......
 
   / Gill SR 25 #10  
Obeone, can you tell me the spacing between the slots in the scarifiers? 3 5/8", 7 1/8" total (3 slots). Those are the measurements from a eBay seller. Woods doesn't give the specs on the spacing. I don't want to buy the wrong ones.
 
 
 
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