Which Back Blade for a Kobuta B3030?

[MtnViewRanch]

The only recommendation that I have is that as far as implements go, you usually get what you pay for. Not to say that the $400 blade won't suit your needs, just that the pricier blades are most likely a better quality.

Good luck with the one that you choose.

 

[plaindave]

Depending on what you are planning on using the blade for the Hawkline may be fine. I bought a cheap 72" blade just for moving snow and it does that well. When I tried to use it to work my gravel driveway it was too light and just chattered and didn't work well at all.

Compared to the Landpride the guy down the road has, it's reall cheap, but I already had a box blade for maintaining my drive and just wanted to move some snow faster.

 

[lawn_king]

I buy the most durable, HD implements as my machine is used for commercial work. When i buy a 3 point unit it usually comes down to woods and landpride for ground engaging equipment. I like sitrex spreaders and demco sprayers.