Box Scraper Anyone need a box blade?

jarbill · Jul 22, 2010

I think it's about 70" wide, so I think a 72" would be fine. I just don't know about the quality of any of the box blades out there. They seem to come in the $500-700 range or the $1100-1300 dollar range. Nothing in the middle. I like the look of the King Kutter professional 72" BB model with its larger hitch width, but EverythingAttachments doesn't have any more of them, and I can't find them anywhere else, at least not in the professional model. I don't know if they've been discontinued or something or what the reason is that I can't find them anywhere but at Everything Attachments. I don't know about United, because I've never seen one and I don't know anything about them except from what I see on the pics on the internet. The Bush Hog and Rhino and Land Pride seem to be heavier by a little bit, maybe 50-100 pounds, over the King Kutter and United. Finding information is hard to do on the internet. Most of the information I've learned has been here on this forum.

Edwin G. Stephens

JDGreenGrass · Jul 22, 2010

jarbill said:
I think it's about 70" wide, so I think a 72" would be fine. I just don't know about the quality of any of the box blades out there. They seem to come in the $500-700 range or the $1100-1300 dollar range. Nothing in the middle. I like the look of the King Kutter professional 72" BB model with its larger hitch width, but EverythingAttachments doesn't have any more of them, and I can't find them anywhere else, at least not in the professional model. I don't know if they've been discontinued or something or what the reason is that I can't find them anywhere but at Everything Attachments. I don't know about United, because I've never seen one and I don't know anything about them except from what I see on the pics on the internet. The Bush Hog and Rhino and Land Pride seem to be heavier by a little bit, maybe 50-100 pounds, over the King Kutter and United. Finding information is hard to do on the internet. Most of the information I've learned has been here on this forum.

Edwin G. Stephens

How big of an area are you going to be using the box blade on.?? And, how often are you going to use the BB.?? How many horses does your tractor have.?? Also, what is the material that you are going to be moving with the box blade.??

Answer these questions and you will be closer to your decision.

EverythingAttachments · Jul 23, 2010

CHDinCT said:
Al, is your United Box Blade sale/discount still running? Is there anyway to pay by check?

LOL. The name is Ted. Our box blade prices still reflect the discount, and as of right now out of 240 box blades we have about half left at the discounted prices. I spoke with them and the next load will reflect 10% increase so get one while you can.
:thumbsup:

You can mail a check and once it CLEARs the bank, we ship the boxblade. This just slows down the shipping time . . .

EverythingAttachments · Jul 23, 2010

jarbill said:
I think it's about 70" wide, so I think a 72" would be fine. I just don't know about the quality of any of the box blades out there. They seem to come in the $500-700 range or the $1100-1300 dollar range. Nothing in the middle. I like the look of the King Kutter professional 72" BB model with its larger hitch width, but EverythingAttachments doesn't have any more of them, and I can't find them anywhere else, at least not in the professional model. I don't know if they've been discontinued or something or what the reason is that I can't find them anywhere but at Everything Attachments. I don't know about United, because I've never seen one and I don't know anything about them except from what I see on the pics on the internet. The Bush Hog and Rhino and Land Pride seem to be heavier by a little bit, maybe 50-100 pounds, over the King Kutter and United. Finding information is hard to do on the internet. Most of the information I've learned has been here on this forum.

Edwin G. Stephens

We can get any model of the King Kutter box blade for the prices we have posted on the site, and currently, I have the 66" and 84" in stock and either of these two King Kutter box blades qualify for the TBN 20% member discount because they are in stock.