My NX6010

[MinnesotaEric]

Are you getting another box blade or are they going to beef this one up?

Travis talked to me about a credit, but I'm certainly willing to get the same blade back or an updated blade. What I can say is that Everything Attachments is being really good about it, and as I said earlier, and this entire thread testifies to, we're all learning.

What I can say is that after Thanksgiving, I'm shutting the lake home down, and with it land developing, because heating two homes in a Minnesota winter gets stupid expensive and can lead to unforeseen problems.

Which is to say that I will not need a box blade until spring.

 

[RDrancher]

Whoa! What happened there?

 

[murphy1244]

Whoa! What happened there?

Beer Fridge?

 

[japody]

Travis talked to me about a credit, but I'm certainly willing to get the same blade back or an updated blade. What I can say is that Everything Attachments is being really good about it, and as I said earlier, and this entire thread testifies to, we're all learning.

What I can say is that after Thanksgiving, I'm shutting the lake home down, and with it land developing, because heating two homes in a Minnesota winter gets stupid expensive and can lead to unforeseen problems.

Which is to say that I will not need a box blade until spring.

Is that a 911 on the right?

 

[Threepoint]

Looks like the sprinkler system worked.

 

[fieldman12]

Bends in metal are way stronger than a straight piece of steel. Deere has been known for years to use bent metal to make stuff stronger. Looks like EA should be able to fix this issue easy out of heavier material. They may also choose to harden the metal some as on construction equipment to make it stronger in high pressure areas.

 

[TJP89]

You need to find an older gannon blade that has the teeth that fold up or down, can be hyd or manual. YOU WON"T BREAK IT

If anyone could break it, it would be Eric. I hate to think what he would do to my little CK and TSC grader blade

 

[ksbrdmkr]

To me the break in the shank looked like a stress fracture rather than a shear or tension failure. Might try some 120,000 stainless rod and welded it up, I have used it to repair drawbars etc. and have had pretty good results(luck).

 

[whis]

Eric may be rough on his tractor, but what happened the the blade was not his fault. Not knocking where he bought it but somethings wrong in the metal

 

[94BULLITT]

Travis talked to me about a credit, but I'm certainly willing to get the same blade back or an updated blade. What I can say is that Everything Attachments is being really good about it, and as I said earlier, and this entire thread testifies to, we're all learning.

I'm sure they will revise the box blade and make it stronger at the rippers.