Need guidance on BB for CT230

[Sabretooth]

I got the rollover home yesterday could not get it fixed too late and took to welder today he fixed it in 15min works great now from none beginning of last week I got 2 a Woods 5' and BushHog RO-66" now to decide and try them out see which is better suited the Woods just sits inside the rear tires the Bush sits a couple out each side I will be back Thanks to all

 

[MtnViewRanch]

I got the rollover home yesterday could not get it fixed too late and took to welder today he fixed it in 15min works great now from none beginning of last week I got 2 a Woods 5' and BushHog RO-66" now to decide and try them out see which is better suited the Woods just sits inside the rear tires the Bush sits a couple out each side I will be back Thanks to all

Now remember that we need pictures of these and what you like and dislike about each one.

 

[Sabretooth]

Here is the BushHog still on trailer after getting it home from repair too tired to take off only unstrapped it now I gotta paint it and another of the Woods. I will try to get ones of them attached to the 230 today. MtnViewRanch I do see why you like the roll-over it is HEAVY!!!! and you break up without filling box other than just sitting outside being a yard ornament all the cutting edges have no wear same with scarifers. I did get a quote on a new one from a different place seemed kinda high I didnt think they were this expensive RO-650 65" Box Blade $1835.00 picked up

 

[milkman636]

You'll enjoy that roll over. That was a good find. The Woods looks like new also. By next fall you'll be the one giving advice about box blades.

 

[Sabretooth]

You'll enjoy that roll over. That was a good find. The Woods looks like new also. By next fall you'll be the one giving advice about box blades.

:laughing: Thanks but I dont think I could give advice on anything concerning Tractors or BB anytime soon I will share what I know and will keep finding more out has been fun to learn. The only thing I know is driving trucks, car and house repair
It sure took a lot of looking at crap Missing/No scarifers,bent tubes, worn to nothing cutting edges and or end plates I looked at one it was a I cant remember name I know it was Red guy said "it was heavy duty one" so I get there he had front propped up because he wore the side plates to almost a triangle they werent even 1/4"thick. I say I wasted about $100 in fuel since I really have been looking for equipment Boxblade,PHD,Disc,Forks since I brought the Bobcat but I had to get started on driveway as I do not have one to speak of:ashamed:. The guy I brought the Woods from said was to big had a little Iseki? I dont think the scarifers were ever even put into the ground he just pulled gravel with it. The other one was richer I think, said he brought it new used it a couple of times and bent the release bar after that he just brought a regular one to do what he wanted. One scarifer point needs to be welded on welder I went to did not have any said TSC should have them I looked all they had was the complete shank w/point that was different in thickness the ones on this are more like a dozer tooth that were welded on the shank I think I will wait on it and just get started working with it that way I can order that and the parts I break at one time save on shipping

 

[MtnViewRanch]

That rollover will serve you well. After you use it a little bit you will understand why those of us that have them like them so much. Now save up for that top and tilt set and you will be good to go.:thumbsup: