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Location: Pennsylvania
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I agree. I pull a 5' King Kutter box blade with my B7610 (which is very close to the B2400 in all aspects) and the 5 footer is all the tractor wants. In my opinion, a 6' box blade is a bit too much for the B2400.
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Join Date: Apr 2002
Location: Indiana
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I have a BX2000 with turf's and bought a heavy 4' Box Blade for it and it spins out in the sand.
I also have a 5' woods blade and it works fine. With the grader box I still have plenty of power but I just spin tires when I get any load in it. I know you have sand up North where you are. Didn't you guys invent it? What was the Character's name in the movie? Jimmer from Menomenee? |
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Join Date: Apr 2007
Location: Menomonie, WI
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Thanks a lot for the info. guys, it reaffirms what I already thought. I just saw a really good deal on a six footer so I thought I'd check. As a side note - I live outside of Menomonie, WI (between Eau Claire and Minneapolis/St. Paul, MN in far Western WI). Menominee, MI is where the movie character is from. Most people outside the midwest think it's all the same anyway!
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Join Date: Apr 2007
Location: Menomonie, WI
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Hey Peter,
I noticed that you have a box blade and a rear blade. I already have a rear blade and was thinking of selling it when I get my box blade. Would it be worth keeping both, and if so, what do you use them both for. Tom |
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Join Date: Aug 2006
Location: Maine
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I pretty much only use the rear blade for snow removal. I was looking for one and I saw it on Craigslist and jumped on it right away. It is only about 3 yrs old and the guy was selling it for $225 while my dealer wanted $550 for a new one (same model). I could probably run a 6 foot blade for snow removal, but the price was so good I couldn稚 turn it down and 5 foot also is a good size for my walkway ( 6 foot, I壇 be onto the lawn).
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Join Date: Jun 2003
Location: Western Illinois
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I have a King Kutter 5ft box blade for my B2400 and it handles it just fine. If your pulling full box and/ or using rippers set deep you'll have to use low range but it will usually run out of traction before it runs out of power. Keep your straight blade for snow. I use a 6ft straight blade for snow and will use it angled to pull rock from edge of drive back to center.
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