What Brand of Box Blade?

[monteu]

What is a good brand of box blade? King Kutter? DHR? I see those local here. What about everything attachments? I'm needing one soon and don't want something too light. Tractor is a Kioti DK5010

 

[MechanicalGuy]

I'd get one from land pride or everything attachments for convenience. I've priced out a 700lb and a 850lb one from them at $1750ish. Land Pride actually offered more weight for the money. If you want a cheap one, Titan attachments might be cheaper, but it will be lighter too.

I really like the videos and reasons that EA gives for their engineering decisions.

 

[kenmac]

If the EA box blade is built anything like their grapple. Buy it !
I have tried to destroy their grapple. I haven't been able to do so yet !
I wouldn't buy one that uses clips to hold the scarifiers in place

 

[jeff9366]

What about everything attachments? I'm needing one soon and don't want something too light. Tractor is a Kioti DK5010

Everything attachments production is running behind demand. Call them to see when you could expect delivery. It may be eight to ten weeks.


The key metric in Box Blades is weight per unit of width.

 

[alextassos1]

I have a king cutter. It’s built like a tank and can pick one up at local rural king in stock. For price you could destroy 2 of them and still be cheaper than others.

 

[monteu]

Have you heard of DHR?

 

[fried1765]

I have a king cutter. It痴 built like a tank and can pick one up at local rural king in stock. For price you could destroy 2 of them and still be cheaper than others.

I too have a King Kutter box blade, and it is a solidly built unit.
That said: Everything Attachments items are worth the wait!
My most recent EA purchase (forks) is currently in transit to me.
Wait was 4 weeks, but my use will be ..... FOREVER!

 

[Tractor X]

gotta lightly used old 5' king kutter off craigslist for $350. 5/16 sideboards, shank pins for rippers and weighs ~425#. land is mostly chert, no problems moving and grading soil.

 

[oosik]

I have a Bush Hog ROBB - 72" @ 710#. I thought it might be too light. But with the hydraulic top link I can get it at a very sharp angle and get it started digging. Once it starts, it then becomes the available "grunt" of my tractor. Once it digs in - hit the hydraulic top link - level it out and go.

 

[Z-Michigan]

Woods. Very solid construction and this is a core product for them. I have a Woods 72" with the identical tractor and it works great.

EA is good in my limited experience. Also, my experience with Landpride, a new scarifier, is junk - it bent easily when used as intended (pasture renovation) with a tractor below the rated HP, and the dealer and factory rep agreed it shouldn't have done that but refused to do anything whatsoever. I will not buy anything from Landpride ever again.