need box blade option opinion's

[Fallon]

Thanks mddorange, Do you think your KK is way stronger than the TSC 5fter ? I'am worried about ROOT's that's why I thought 1-3 teeth at first trying to not tear up equipement ? I do plan on going slow and taking my time....

Depending on where you are & when you bought it the TSC impliments are KK rebadged. Tartar gate is their other big impliment OEM & they make similar quality stuff.

My 6' KK box head up behind my 32hp 3,500lbs L3200. A bit light for my new 40hp 5k+ L4060 though & looking to upgrade.

 

[BigDog1956]

Depending on where you are & when you bought it the TSC impliments are KK rebadged. Tartar gate is their other big impliment OEM & they make similar quality stuff.

My 6' KK box head up behind my 32hp 3,500lbs L3200. A bit light for my new 40hp 5k+ L4060 though & looking to upgrade.

Hey Fallon-I used to live in Parker & Elizabeth CO, the one I ordered from Baine's is total different way of attaching (stronger) than the TSC & it's 45lb heavier, should get it thru freight shipping in about 10 day's. If anything it might be on the upper end for my tractor & tires.

 

[fried1765]

Depending on where you are & when you bought it the TSC impliments are KK rebadged. Tartar gate is their other big impliment OEM & they make similar quality stuff.

My 6' KK box head up behind my 32hp 3,500lbs L3200. A bit light for my new 40hp 5k+ L4060 though & looking to upgrade.

Nope!
In the Eastern US, I have not seen a single rebadged KK implement at any TSC in several years.
I have a new KK box blade, and it is significantly different/better than the Tarter Gate BB that TSC is selling.
I live only 6 miles from a TSC store, so I see the implement stock at that store frequently, but have visited other TSC's from New England to Florida as well.
No KK stuff at TSC!

 

[jenkinsph]

Some of the posters here seem to have comprehension problems.

 

[audsp98]

View attachment 500772I have found this attachment to work best for digging out objects from underground. At my place these objects are medium to large clusters of rocks. With all 5 shanks down and pulling with the shank bar dragging the ground, it will stall my LS if I hit a big cluster of rocks. So far the shanks on this thing have held strong but not so lucky with the box blade. I sheared off several of them before I got this piece of equipment.

What is this called?

 

[fried1765]

Some of the posters here seem to have comprehension problems.

Who does not comprehend what?

 

[kevinwak]

Reciprocating saw with a good 12" demolition blade makes short work of any root that slows you down.

 

[sd455dan]

Depending on where you are & when you bought it the TSC impliments are KK rebadged. Tartar gate is their other big impliment OEM & they make similar quality stuff.

My 6' KK box head up behind my 32hp 3,500lbs L3200. A bit light for my new 40hp 5k+ L4060 though & looking to upgrade.

Seems no matter how well built box blades are they can still be over stressed
I thought Gannons were almost indestructible but without even using rippers ( pushing snow in reverse) managed to bow the main beam on my 76" 1000# box blade this year pushing into a few snow banks,

at least the tractor is OK, pretty rough winter this year...

OP I would take your time getting a feel for the box blade, and watch those roots. Enjoy your new box blade they are a very handy 3 point tool to have