IHPlowjockey
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Box Scraper Box Blade ID
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inveresk
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It looks identical to mine which is a Buhler Farm King.
I found that when using the scarifiers in the fully down position, the box blade wants to rotate when it hits a big obstacle such as a tree root or immovable rock. One time this caused the link bars supporting the back of the box blade to deform. I managed to mostly straighten them out by backing the bottom of the blade against a tree stump then included a stainless steel tie rod (see attached photo) to prevent the link bars from spreading and deforming. Haven't had problems since.
I found that when using the scarifiers in the fully down position, the box blade wants to rotate when it hits a big obstacle such as a tree root or immovable rock. One time this caused the link bars supporting the back of the box blade to deform. I managed to mostly straighten them out by backing the bottom of the blade against a tree stump then included a stainless steel tie rod (see attached photo) to prevent the link bars from spreading and deforming. Haven't had problems since.
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Loogie
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It also look identical to the 72" box blade that I have which is a Huskee brand (Tractor Supply's house brand).
kwolfe
Platinum Member
Loogie,
I guess you don't use the rippers. I noticed that they are bolted on long enough for the nuts to get rusty.
I guess you don't use the rippers. I noticed that they are bolted on long enough for the nuts to get rusty.
Loogie
Silver Member
This box blade was "donated" to me so for the purpose of trading in on a smaller one that will fit my tractor. It's been sitting in a field for eons.
