BB for a 25 Horse Power CUT
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greg_g
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Start with the outside measurement of your rear tires. Without more info to go on, I can only generalize based upon traction; 4 foot for 2wd, 5 foot for 4wd. Brand depends on your budget
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HammerFour
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Another good rule of thumb is buy it wide enough to cover your tire tracks...so measure the width of the back tires.
I have a King Kutter, it has held up fine but I don't use it much.
I have a King Kutter, it has held up fine but I don't use it much.
George2615
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I agree that a BB should be wide enough to cover your tracks. My 26HP tractor measures just under 5'. I bought the KK 5' BB and KK rake at TSC, both for about $525. Probably could have went with 6' or even 7'ers but forgot to measure the tractor before I went. I'd go with a foot wider to compesate for angling the blade.
RalphVa
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Just bought a 5' Frontier for $418 for my 18.5 hp JD 4010.
Used a 4' snow blade on my 12 hp Gravely. Sold it for $200, actually $350 for it and a rotary plow.
Ralph
Used a 4' snow blade on my 12 hp Gravely. Sold it for $200, actually $350 for it and a rotary plow.
Ralph
