Rear blades are this difficult to find?

[MF243RedTop]

Need to look on FB marketplace... Just searched your state area and found quite a few blades for sale that matched your description..

 

[pretendfarmer]

It cost me something like $120 extra for them to ship my 450lb grapple to a freight portal the SF bay area, from where I picked it up. You're not paying the entire shipping cost, just the extra over what EA has budgeted internally for each item.

That was about four years ago so it's probably changed. I think the full cost back then would have been in the $500 range.

Thank you. I was quoted freight of $1,000 from a JD dealer to move one 800 miles.

 

[pretendfarmer]

Need to look on FB marketplace... Just searched your state area and found quite a few blades for sale that matched your description..

Unfortunately I do not have a Facebook account to do that.

 

[Thomas]

Which type offset?
Pull pin push to set than repin with in mins.
Slide rail loosen reset and tighten can be little difficult at times.

Woods product are quality built.

 

[Williy]

Pretendfarmer,
every thing attachments you pay for any thing over 1000 miles so I been told
don't hurt to ask

willy

 

[CobyRupert]

I have a Rhino 8’ rear blade with angle, tilt, and offset. 2 are hydraulic.
There are 7 or 8 Rhino dealers in Washington. It took me a month or two for my dealer to get my blade a few years ago.

 

[pretendfarmer]

I found a 7 footer. I wonder if it would be worth it to buy it and use a torch to cut off the ends.

 

[MF243RedTop]

That would definitely make for a stout blade in the 6' length.

 

[California]

Why not try it at 7', first?

 

[Emainiac]

I have bought two attachments from Everything attachments and they are great to deal with. Their construction is second to none.