ruffdog
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I’ve used mine 5-6 times and ripped one of the skids off it. Twisted pretty bad but repairable.
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See the price for a LP land plane 60 inch $1748 jjust
$1098 more than a Bad Boy 60 inch for $650. I do
believe you could build one for your self for less that $1098!
For the price if you can bend anything $1098 should
buy you enough metal to reinforce what ever and you
can bolt or weld it on!
willy
$1098 more than a Bad Boy 60 inch for $650. I do
believe you could build one for your self for less that $1098!
For the price if you can bend anything $1098 should
buy you enough metal to reinforce what ever and you
can bolt or weld it on!
willy
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I'm seeing the BBLG60 at $850 and a list of $1200. Where is it only $650?
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Well my local kioti/bad-boy dealer was a waste of time today.
Salesman (owner) pulled up his price sheet and quoted $1395 for the 72”. When I politely mentioned that i had seen prices of $850 and $950 online, he scoffed. I went out to the yard to look things over. They had a stack of new 60”ers.
And one old 72” (in orange anyway. They also had some blue ones for LS tractors. )
Maybe hard to see in the pics but it was rusting already in spots (ripper pins, a couple frame spots, nothing major, but still). Clearly had been there at least a year. He inadvertently mused out loud that it was the only 72” orange and he’d never replaced (sold any) it.
So I mentioned that around a thousand bucks was what i was hoping to stay under, and he said “have a nice day” and walked away from me back into the office. To resume eating his snack and surfing the web, i guess. I don’t understand how this place is still in business. At least give me a counter offer or your bottom line! Sheesh.
Anyway the land grader seemed well built and quite heavy. I could almost pick up one side of it, but not quite. Well Angled blades. Guess i will call all the other local bad boy dealers for quotes.
Salesman (owner) pulled up his price sheet and quoted $1395 for the 72”. When I politely mentioned that i had seen prices of $850 and $950 online, he scoffed. I went out to the yard to look things over. They had a stack of new 60”ers.
And one old 72” (in orange anyway. They also had some blue ones for LS tractors. )
Maybe hard to see in the pics but it was rusting already in spots (ripper pins, a couple frame spots, nothing major, but still). Clearly had been there at least a year. He inadvertently mused out loud that it was the only 72” orange and he’d never replaced (sold any) it.
So I mentioned that around a thousand bucks was what i was hoping to stay under, and he said “have a nice day” and walked away from me back into the office. To resume eating his snack and surfing the web, i guess. I don’t understand how this place is still in business. At least give me a counter offer or your bottom line! Sheesh.
Anyway the land grader seemed well built and quite heavy. I could almost pick up one side of it, but not quite. Well Angled blades. Guess i will call all the other local bad boy dealers for quotes.
kpsp50
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Super good
I like
ruffdog
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Maybe the low prices don't include the scarifier shanks?
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I think you may be right, ruff. I wanted to assume it would be a fairly low price difference, but on agri-supply, ripper shanks are $29 each! Times 6 that could account for a nearly $200 difference in the implement price.
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If I had to make my own scarifiers, brace up and fix, and add weight to a land plane, I'm going to write a check and get one that is built right to begin with.