Box Blade for Kubota L3800

[tractorshopper]

Do you already have the rear remotes?

No, I have the turnbuckles and bottom links that came on it, the Pat's easy change, and a better top link than what came on it (due to needing a little more length to match the Pat's set back). I don't have any additional hydraulics. I would need the whole set up you have there.

 

[MtnViewRanch]

No, I have the turnbuckles and bottom links that came on it, the Pat's easy change, and a better top link than what came on it (due to needing a little more length to match the Pat's set back). I don't have any additional hydraulics. I would need the whole set up you have there.

"TnT" set, 2" cylinders, $600, 2 1/2" cylinders $650. 3 spool valve set $860. Fill out the contact page on my website and I will get you a written quote.

 

[paulwestski]

"TnT" set, 2" cylinders, $600, 2 1/2" cylinders $650. 3 spool valve set $860. Fill out the contact page on my website and I will get you a written quote.

Wow Brian!!!
That's an excellent price on the 3 spool set.

 

[MtnViewRanch]

Wow Brian!!!
That's an excellent price on the 3 spool set.

One of these days I'll wise up and raise the price. :laughing:

 

[number9L]

Got a call Monday that the BB was in, I was expecting the end of this week delivery. Went and picked it up yesterday and this thing is a brute. I don't think I could tear it up if I tried to. After getting a good in person look, I really like the behind the main beam shank mounting design. I thought it looked like a good idea in the ad pics, but in person it really makes sense, and it's built like a tank.

Didn't get any pics with it on the tractor, but even with my rears set all the way out combined with the 3" wheel spacers, it still covers my tracks by about 2" on each side. It's heavy and I can tell I am going to need some more weight on the front end if I use it on hill sides much - front end was really light playing around with it leveling out about a 10* hillside last night.

It's gonna take a little working with it to understand how to best put it to use, but I've got a LOT of work that's been waiting on it so there's not gonna be a lack of use time. The wait time was worth it for sure.

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[TripleR]

That is an impressive looking box scraper.:thumbsup:

 

[jim_wilson]

I might be a little late to the thread - but I'm going to put in a recommendation for the Cammond box blades.

They make a complete range - of all different weights and sizes and duties - and they even painted mine orange for me to match my B3200!

Cammond Industries

 

[number9L]

I've used this BB all day today - took off work today & tomorrow and am regrading the area around my equipment barn. I'm impressed with what a BB can do, never used one before. I've been on the tractor (and backhoe some) since about 8:30 this morning and just parked it about 9:00 tonight. I've moved a lot of dirt today and the BB has been great. So has the L3800, this is first time I've really *worked* it and it'll pull this BB with the scarifiers at full depth in hard packed rocky dirt, the box full and a pile of dirt built up under the lift arms - in 4wd, Low range at about 1800rpm.

The BB don't look all nice and purdy and more lol.

I have already seen that the TnT is gonna be awful nice for adjustments on the fly.

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[94BULLITT]

I've used this BB all day today - took off work today & tomorrow and am regrading the area around my equipment barn. I'm impressed with what a BB can do, never used one before. I've been on the tractor (and backhoe some) since about 8:30 this morning and just parked it about 9:00 tonight. I've moved a lot of dirt today and the BB has been great. So has the L3800, this is first time I've really *worked* it and it'll pull this BB with the scarifiers at full depth in hard packed rocky dirt, the box full and a pile of dirt built up under the lift arms - in 4wd, Low range at about 1800rpm.

The BB don't look all nice and purdy and more lol.

I have already seen that the TnT is gonna be awful nice for adjustments on the fly.

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It sounds like you have a tractoring problem:laughing: