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Hi,
I need a box blade.
The quote I got locally for a Woods HB60, which has the floating, but lockable, rear cutting edge, was $705. Plus tax, delivered to my door.
Is this reasonable or outrageous? Beats me...
But I wonder if I should go with something like the Woods R1060 roll over model.
I want to buy one time and keep for 20 years.
At this point I don't really understand the advantages of the various possibilities.
My tractor is a Kubota B2910. I want to level ground and plant grass...make some trails in the woods perhaps. Private use, none commercial...for what that is worth.
We never can predict the future though. What is the best way to go not knowing what I MIGHT want to do in five years?
I would rather spend extra now than do it again later.
It is really hard asking a question about something one knows almost nothing about! Big time!
HELP!
Thanks for any input...I just don't want to make a mistake and buy the wrong thing...and I do want to buy something in the next week or so.
I was thinking of going with First Choice but have not had much luck making that happen. Not sure if they have what I need anyway...I bet they do have something that would work fine for me though...too bad where I live there are no dealers.
Bill in Pgh, PA
I need a box blade.
The quote I got locally for a Woods HB60, which has the floating, but lockable, rear cutting edge, was $705. Plus tax, delivered to my door.
Is this reasonable or outrageous? Beats me...
But I wonder if I should go with something like the Woods R1060 roll over model.
I want to buy one time and keep for 20 years.
At this point I don't really understand the advantages of the various possibilities.
My tractor is a Kubota B2910. I want to level ground and plant grass...make some trails in the woods perhaps. Private use, none commercial...for what that is worth.
We never can predict the future though. What is the best way to go not knowing what I MIGHT want to do in five years?
I would rather spend extra now than do it again later.
It is really hard asking a question about something one knows almost nothing about! Big time!
HELP!
Thanks for any input...I just don't want to make a mistake and buy the wrong thing...and I do want to buy something in the next week or so.
I was thinking of going with First Choice but have not had much luck making that happen. Not sure if they have what I need anyway...I bet they do have something that would work fine for me though...too bad where I live there are no dealers.
Bill in Pgh, PA