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| 1014211 |
Posted - 09/18/2010 : 09:53:48
There seems to be alot of discussion about these lately and the few I have seen for sale lately are $250 low end up to $400. Are they that rare? I got one last year and have used it occassionaly and I like it, but it doesn't seem that much more useful compared to the front blade. Am I missing something? For snow I think the front blade is more handy because they are taller and snow doesn't come over the top as quickly. Just wondering...... |
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| thepatriot |
Posted - 09/19/2010 : 14:12:10
I traded a dump cart i got for free for mine.It could use paint,but it's like new!It has the foot holds on it.Anybody know when those came out? |
| freddie |
Posted - 09/19/2010 : 11:25:39
i have $40.00 into metal for making mine. and took about 2 hours to make. only because i have the tools to do it. |
| 1014211 |
Posted - 09/18/2010 : 13:46:20
I paid $100 for mine, which I thought was kind of high, but not with what I'm seeing a couple go for now. I do like the one on eBay right now with the foot rests, mine doesn't have those. I just went there a couple months ago to pick up a 7016 from BR, but that price is a tad steep for me. |
| B112 |
Posted - 09/18/2010 : 13:11:19
The grader blade was much rarer to buy than the push blade. Cost to make was the same, it's just hard to find a factory one. When looking at the cost of an attachment, I tend to think how much effort it would be to fabricate verses find. Quite often it's just easier to pay a bit more for a factory ready attachment than making one. Thus I've paid $250 for a grade blade at one time a while back. I only have one. |
