Need a Box Blade for Jinma 304

[Momboy007]

Hello All,
I just sold my Ford 650 and told the buyer that I would let him have my 60 in ch box blade. I sold the Ford because now I am sure the Jinma does the job of the Ford, plus much more. I am very pleased so far.
Anyhow, for the question. Which box blade would you all recommend I replace it with and where to buy it
Thanks all in advance,
Rick

 

[Affordable]

Depending on what you are using it for,the 304 will pull a 5'or 6' Box blade.You can get implements at alot of places and price depends on quality,steel thickness, hinge back,ect.They start at about $ 350.00 and up

Tommy
Affordable Tractor Sales

 

[JINMA224XR]

<font color="blue"> Which box blade would you all recommend I replace it with and where to buy it
Thanks all in advance,
Rick
Jinma 304 </font>

Hey Rick,

I always try to get a box blade that will cover my tire tracks. So that when doing smoothing work, you will get the absolute best job possible, without tire tracks.

Measure your widest tires, usually it will be the rears. I use a 5' on my little 224, which is about 3 inches wider, on each side.

Have a nice day,
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[SPIKER]

I pull fully loaded 6' HEAVY BB with my 284, so you're 354 should take the 6'+ easly. watch out for wider as not always better. easy to snag stuff if it sticks out way farther than tiore tracks. I have stopped mine with scarfers down using the 6' usually traction will let go before anything is damaged just keep it soing slowly...

mark M /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif

 

[SPIKER]

I pull fully loaded 6' HEAVY BB with my 284, so you're 354 should take the 6'+ easly. watch out for wider as not always better. easy to snag stuff if it sticks out way farther than tiore tracks. I have stopped mine with scarfers down using the 6' usually traction will let go before anything is damaged just keep it soing slowly...

mark M /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif