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[Travis_R]

Hey Ted, what is the difference between your Xtreme Compact heavy duty grader box and the Xtreme heavy duty Utility grader box? Im interested in either a 66" or 72". I currently have a King Kutter regular duty 66" and have bent the 3pt. hitch all up.

My tractor is a '98 Massey Ferguson 231. It's 38 engine hp and 34 pto hp and weighs 4,065 lbs. Not sure if i want another 66" grader box or step up to a 72".

Travis R

 

[EverythingAttachments]

Travis, the Xtreme HD for 30-70hp tractors has taller 17" sides for extra capacity, extra gussets for strength and durability, a larger steel plate welded on the side to prevent wear and it outweighs the compact by over 60 pounds. The hitch on our blades are much more durable than you'll find on other blades so you shouldn't have an issue with bending either of those.

 

[Travis_R]

Travis, the Xtreme HD for 30-70hp tractors has taller 17" sides for extra capacity, extra gussets for strength and durability, a larger steel plate welded on the side to prevent wear and it outweighs the compact by over 60 pounds. The hitch on our blades are much more durable than you'll find on other blades so you shouldn't have an issue with bending either of those.

Ted thanks for replying. I just sent u a PM.

 

[Travis_R]

Ted, I sent you another PM. Thanks

 

[smilinjak]

Ted, any thought to supplying some kind of plastic blade to add to the mold board for snow removal so you don't scar concrete or blacktop?
Smilinjak

 

[EverythingAttachments]

I haven't considered that on my rear blade because with no down pressure, a plastic edge isn't that effective. If i make a front blade, i will definitely offer one though.
I have noticed on here that people have made their own out of pretty common materials.
Thanks for the question.

 

[EverythingAttachments]

I haven't considered that on my rear blade because with no down pressure, a plastic edge isn't that effective. If i make a front blade, i will definitely offer one though.
I have noticed on here that people have made their own out of pretty common materials.
Thanks for the question.

 

[smilinjak]

Thanks for the comeback Ted. Ihaven't used a 3ph blade on snow but with the float I don't suppose there is as much problem as with a front blade when you forget to get the float position on the laoder valve.
Smilinjak

 

[EverythingAttachments]

We have some new faces at Everything Attachments so I wanted to share our new Meet The Team photo with everyone!
Click the pic to enlarge.
Pictured(from left to right)
John, Rick, Chris, Aaron, Darlene, Ted, Kevin aka "Peanut", Jerry, Travis, Greg and Chris(Ted's wife)
Not pictured is Nate, the man behind the camera who is also our website designer and technology specialist.

Also, i'd like to fire up this thread a little by requesting some photos of attachments you've purchased from us. Post them up if you have anything to share.
If you're not into photos, just share an experience you've had with Everything Attachments.
If you have any photo requests from us, let me know. If I see something interesting around here, i'll snap some photos and share with ya'll also.
I thought about starting a new photo thread but I decided this would add a "fun factor" to our existing thread.

 

[rjwerth]

Sorry, no photos yet. But here is my quick review of the 78" Xtreme HD box blade.

 

[EverythingAttachments]

Thanks for the review rjwerth. That's a beastly box blade!
Here's Nate working hard editing a video Friday. I snapped this because he conveniently left himself out of our new "meet the team" photo.

 

[Kioti Tom]

Well, I am back on a computer... I was at the SouthEastern Primitive Rendezvous just south of Yadkinville, NC. Had a great time, but, I decided that since I was that close compared to my home distance, I would go visit Ted and the crew.
I did get to meet Greg, Travis, Peanut(Kevin) and several others pointed out. Did not get to meet Ted. He was busy with someone. I was taken around by Travis and we spent about 45 minutes walking around the building, lot and one of the
storage buildings. They do as they say, have a lot of equipment on site for immediate shipping. Got to see the famous turntable and the other video filming site in the building. They did not have what I was really looking for on site and a price
i was comfortable with. I did order the subsoiler and should show up at my place Monday or tuesday last couple of days in Oct. I left and went to visit a neice and grand nephews for a bit than returned to my camp..Had an enjoyable time and
glad I stopped in Newton, NC. Thanks Travis for an enjoyable visit.

If able to stop by, I highly recommend those able to.
:thumbsup:
Tom :flag-navy:

 

[EverythingAttachments]

Glad you stopped by Tom! It's always nice to put a face with a name and show TBN members around our place.

 

[scollins]

Ted How Bout building these for sub compact utility tractors?

 

[kneedeep]

Is that a Fire break plow

 

[scollins]

Is that a Fire break plow

YES

Never did hear back from them.

SC

 

[scollins]

Is that a Fire break plow

YES

Never did hear back from them.

SC

 

[EverythingAttachments]

We have no plans to make one of those. We do offer a compact single bottom plow for subcompacts that is available with a coulter and gauge wheel.

 

[allen in texas]

Have you ever considered...
Building and selling an offset disk harrow. I know you have a nice heavy three point tandem but I want an offset. 7 or 8 foot cut would be about right and I believe it would work better for my purposes. Seems as though an offset would be simpler to build than a tandem.
There a few available out there but to me, they are a bit (a lot) too expensive.

 

[EverythingAttachments]

An offset disk could be something we will have in the future but it isn't currently on the drawing board. Demand isn't really high and we have several other attachments in line so it probably won't be anytime soon. We always appreciate the ideas!!