savaytse66
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Box Blade - Everything Attachments vs Land Pride
I think I have my choice narrowed down to the Land Pride BB1254 (54" at 325#) or the Everything Attachments 4-1/2 Foot XTreme Duty (54" at 335#). I've read through some other threads on box blades, but I don't remember seeing the Everything Attachments one discussed anywhere. Both seem comparable in terms of design and weight, and there is only about an $80 difference between the two, although I'd have to go pick up the LP from a dealer about 30 miles away, so that increases the gap a little. From a performance standpoint, should I expect any difference between the two on a BX25?
In the short term, I have an area about 40' x 40 in the corner of my yard that needs a good grading. It's mostly harder clay, and there is a elevation difference of probably 3 ' or so across the area, with many localized peaks and valleys. I also have a straight run about 100' long in the front yard (newly installed sewer line with lawn to either side), a 100' long gravel driveway that needs some work, and another driveway that snakes it's way for about 200' or so with wider areas at each end.
I'd consider others as well, but these are the two that caught me eye while doing what I can to read up on these.
I think I have my choice narrowed down to the Land Pride BB1254 (54" at 325#) or the Everything Attachments 4-1/2 Foot XTreme Duty (54" at 335#). I've read through some other threads on box blades, but I don't remember seeing the Everything Attachments one discussed anywhere. Both seem comparable in terms of design and weight, and there is only about an $80 difference between the two, although I'd have to go pick up the LP from a dealer about 30 miles away, so that increases the gap a little. From a performance standpoint, should I expect any difference between the two on a BX25?
In the short term, I have an area about 40' x 40 in the corner of my yard that needs a good grading. It's mostly harder clay, and there is a elevation difference of probably 3 ' or so across the area, with many localized peaks and valleys. I also have a straight run about 100' long in the front yard (newly installed sewer line with lawn to either side), a 100' long gravel driveway that needs some work, and another driveway that snakes it's way for about 200' or so with wider areas at each end.
I'd consider others as well, but these are the two that caught me eye while doing what I can to read up on these.
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