Farm Force Box Blade

[MMH]

I found a used 60" Farm Force box blade for $325. I don't know anything about Farm Force? Is it a decent quality heavy duty blade? How heavy is the blade - I guess that will tell me how heavy duty it is.

 

[jake98]

That's a TSC blade, not heavy duty. I have one, works fine, but I have nothing to compare it to.

 

[MMH]

That's a TSC blade, not heavy duty. I have one, works fine, but I have nothing to compare it to.

Is it similar in build to their current County Line product line?

 

[bullbreaker]

I found a used 60" Farm Force box blade for $325. I don't know anything about Farm Force? Is it a decent quality heavy duty blade? How heavy is the blade - I guess that will tell me how heavy duty it is.

I don't know if you've seen it or not,but I think Farm Force or at least some of their stuff is made by 5' Heavy-Duty Box Blade - By Tarter Farm & Ranch Equipment.
If I'am not right accept my appoligie in advance.
Boone

 

[North Country]

I picked up a used 4' farm Force BB. It says right on the side "Farm Force by Tarter Gate." It's very light duty; the arms were bent when I got it. It was cheap; I'm not yet sure if it was a bargain.

 

[bjr]

Does it have the flip tail? They are worth a little more. bjr

 

[Redbug]

I guess a good way to see if a box blade is good or not is to see what it weighs. Compare weights between the different brands on the same size box blades. I would say that a 6 food box blade that weighs around 450 to 500 pounds would be a light to medium duty implement.

 

[jake98]

Is it similar in build to their current County Line product line?

Pretty sure it looks just like them. The CL units may have the beefier tapered upper connect arms.