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I'm looking for a box blade that a workmaster 25 can handle. Any suggestions?
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Armstrong Ag.... 60"
Remember weight is your friend..... get the heaviest you can.
Not sure where you are located, so you might need to look in your area..... these are made in Texas. The website does have a dealer locator.
These are another good manufacturer, and they ship for sure.
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You could use a 72", but it might be a struggle to really pull it. I have the 60" from Armstrong, very heavily built. I have R-4's and are 66" outside to outside on my tractor (same tractor as yours, just LS). The tires being a couple of inches wider each side hasn't made a difference in use.
Remember weight is your friend..... get the heaviest you can.
Not sure where you are located, so you might need to look in your area..... these are made in Texas. The website does have a dealer locator.
These are another good manufacturer, and they ship for sure.
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You could use a 72", but it might be a struggle to really pull it. I have the 60" from Armstrong, very heavily built. I have R-4's and are 66" outside to outside on my tractor (same tractor as yours, just LS). The tires being a couple of inches wider each side hasn't made a difference in use.
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And to think I was going to limit myself to a 48in. Thanks I appreciate it. I'm in Pennsylvania by the wayArmstrong Ag.... 60"
Remember weight is your friend..... get the heaviest you can.
Not sure where you are located, so you might need to look in your area..... these are made in Texas. The website does have a dealer locator.
These are another good manufacturer, and they ship for sure.
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Homestead Implements delivers American-made Cat-1 and Cat-2 tractor implements. Veteran-owned and dedicated to excellence, we provide robust, reliable tractor attachments.
You could use a 72", but it might be a struggle to really pull it. I have the 60" from Armstrong, very heavily built. I have R-4's and are 66" outside to outside on my tractor (same tractor as yours, just LS). The tires being a couple of inches wider each side hasn't made a difference in use.
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Be sure that the box blade is wider than your rear tires in order to cover your tire tracks.