Tractor people are famously cheap.... Uhhh I mean frugal.
The thought of paying anything for any implement is too much =).
That said I've got one of BXpandeds plows.
I like it a lot.
I've only used it in one storm so far (4") and it made a major difference in the time it took to clear my 600' drive. Set the angle to 15 to one side. Made one pass down to the main road and then turned around and drove back to the garage and I was done. That same job would have taken me 30 min with the loader due to constant need to empty the loader.
I've got a rear blade, but with the BX if you've got more than a few inches of snow you run out of ground clearance moving forward. Using the BX blade to get 90% of the snow, and then the rear blade for the final scrape seems to work quite well for me.
The county saw fit not to plow the neighborhood roads this storm, and only that big state road was plowed. So I used my little plow to open up the road out to the state road. (probably 1/2 mile). The BXpanded blade plus rear blade made short work of it... and we were down to bare pavement the next day before noon. The rest of the neighborhood had snow pack on their street for 2 more weeks.
The only problem I've seen with the blade is there is not quite enough resistance for the blade sliding on the bucket. I've got the chain&binder tight as I can get it, but it still allows the plow to slide left/right on the bucket. The chain and binder combination that came with mine seems to be of a length that leaves me just between too loose and too tight to close the binder. I may look into replacing the binder with a screw type that would give a bit more adjustably of tightness.
All in all a HUGE improvement in my ability to clear snow... absolutely worth the cost in my world.