96 Inch Clearing Grading Blade in Action
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 2 ต.ค. 2024
- We make the heaviest 3 point hitch box blade on the market. We took one of the smaller clearing grading blades we make (8 feet wide) into the field and started clearing grass at first to show how long it takes to pull through grass that has been growing for 50+ years. Our box blade performed like a champ, and had us moving dirt after about 20 minutes. Our High Horsepower Clearing Grading box blade is available in up to a 10 foot width with optional 8 inch tall Viper blades from Valk manufacturing. All sizes of this box blade are category II & III compatible.
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I remember when we had to pull these box blades by hand, with only a length of dental floss... and yes, it was UPHILL both ways.... you kids have it way too easy with those new fangled tractors.
always enjoy watching your video's I could spend a million dollars buying stuff from you guys! :)
I believe our 98hp tractor has a 4600 3-Point lift rating. Running low HP on this box scraping and carrying gravel is where it would get heavy.
Seems like a disc harrow or rototiller would be more efficient at tearing up the soil.. That just seems very inefficient. Sorry bug fan of EA,,, but...
Hey Ted never really thought about it before looks to me like you could use a box blade to make a garden. Might not be ideal but if it's what you have.
You'll have a mess when it rains.
Would one be able to do this with a 35 hp tractor and a 5 foot box blade or do you need 100hp and the huge extra weight of the big box blade in the video?
+ManitobaScott
You can make trails and roads with smaller tractors as long as
you don’t have large stumps or trees to deal with. Obviously, it will
take longer.
I recommend using a good, heavy duty box blade like this:
www.everythingattachments.com/Utility-Tractor-Box-Blade-p/eta-xdbb-30-70.htm
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Amazing box blade, I did have the extreme 72 land rake and united 72hd box blade that I purchase from you. I had to sell my 4320 and the gentleman wanted both of them as well.
I have learned a lot from you Ted. We live in a suburb in Indiana right now but we own property in Tennessee for retirement - next year maybe, and I really need to learn this stuff. I see your prices are not bad either. Thank you so much
Awesome!! Making that New Holland Sing!!!
Thanks for watching! The beastly box blade is close to 3,000 pounds. It'll eat, man!!
If I was makin a road in that thick sod, I would probably use the front bucket with a tooth bar to get rid of the sod in a nice pile or load the truck,than use the box blade. No mixing organic matter with road bed....Less fuel less work.....Done!
Or save the work of loading use a 4 bottom breaking plow and disc or rotavator..4 passes, nice and easy. Sit back, have a beer and watch everyone else do 100 mph with a 1/2 million $$ worth of equipment..
Just love this stuff. I've watched this video at least 6 times. I don't have a tractor nearly the size of the New Holland but it surely was exhilarating to watch her rip and then smooth out the dirt. Nice work.
This is a tool for total aggregate road resurfacing
Hhmm the box blade looks almost too big for the tractor i am thinking to buy. LS xp 8101CPS at 101.6 gross hp with wide stance on 18.4x34 inch rear tires for 100” width. Hitch can lift 8300lbs but seems weight would lug it a bit more than it did to yours in this video to . Do you have a 96 box blade with lower power requirements?
Yes sir. Check out our Xtreme 60-125 large shank model. www.everythingattachments.com/Large-Shank-Box-Blade-Scraper-Floating-Tailgate-p/eta-60-125-lsbb.htm Feel free to call 828-464-1200 or email sales@everythingattachments.com for assistance! Thanks for watching!
A grader would have done the work much faster. A 25 horse tractor could utilize a 5 foot grader and still worked circles around that 8’ box .
All the years I spent growing up and even today working around on a small family ranch, it makes me wonder if a tool like this would have been better overall instead of the three grader blades we had, all three of which were destroyed over time mostly because we had cat one stuff hooked up to cat two tractors. I knew that was a mistake and sure enough they were all destroyed no matter how careful we were with them.
0:22 ted callin a goose
tn55 with a 5 foot box with a hydraulic arm on it would had this done much faster buddy... I am impressed with the shear size of that box tho.
nice,, sturffffffff
That was kinda like seeing someone ripping up solid red brick but that tractor did all right with that big box.
I think the tractor done a fine job. only thing I seen was you could have been in low range trying to rough up ground.
Looked like a nascar race with a few right turns in the mix
I always kill the grass then till then level works much better
Very cool. I've got an area like this I'd like to level but I've only got a Kubota B2620. I can't imagine I'd ever be able to do this with the correct sized box blade for my tractor
+mickey17y rototiller and then box blade would be the fastest way.
I would of used harrowing and then box blade
I'll. Give you 300 dollars for the box blade!
It is long gone. We actually sold it for full price because someone wanted it quick, but thanks for the offer!
Lets beat the sh-t out of my tractor, no clue, I would not let you run my weed wacker.
I'm looking for a used 8ft.box blade close to Ga.!
Sorry, we only deal with brand new, factory direct attachments! Check out our box blades here: www.everythingattachments.com/Tractor-Box-Blades-Box-Scraper-Grader-Box-s/85.htm
Id like to see this work in the North GA chert
I am not sure if I should be purchasing a grading scraper or a box blade. What is the difference? Thanks in advance.
A grading scraper is otherwise known as a land plane/land leveler. It is the best, easiest, most efficient tool for road, driveway and parking lot maintenance. When you get it set to produce desired results, all you do is drive forward and it does all of the work for you. A box blade, which is great for more serious grading and moving material, is capable of the same thing, but requires more input from the operator to produce somewhat similar results. Check out the land leveler videos on our channel and feel free to give us a call to discuss. We do make an awesome land plane/grading scraper, which is shown here: www.everythingattachments.com/Land-Leveler-Land-Plane-With-Scarifier-Rippers-p/eta-land-leveler-ws-2.htm
Thanks
“Only” an 8’ wide blade.
excellent job
Thanks for watching!
What have you done with Peanut?
Thanks for watching! Peanut was actually on site, but Ted chose to pilot the tractor for this video. Cold AC on a sweltering hot day may or may not have been a factor. haha
You knew that tractor was underpowered,but you used it anyway just to cut corners.This proves to me that you can't be trusted to build a quality product.Where else do you skimp?
The tractor is a beast just like the box blade. Thanks so much for watching and commenting! It really helps our channel.