Bullitt, nice scraper blade information. Thanks for showing differences in scraper blades and how they would affect a smaller tractor. The shape, number of positional holes, etc. Good stuff, thanks.

I run a Woods RBS60P on my JD 2025R. I mostly use it in the winter for snow removal along with a front-mounted J.D snowblower. I do have to use the shallower 5' angle to keep my tractor going straight and it clears my tire tracks. If I had chains on I might be able to use a greater angle but I don't know. Anyway, it's a great setup to get me through Maine winters. I also use the blade to smooth out the ruts in the Springtime, I have a gravel/dirt driveway.

Just found your video, THANKYOU!!! I have a BX23S in Queensland Australia and I want to put a 5ft blade on but my Kubota agent says its too big which I think is BS. These machines are uncommon over here in fact my Kubota agent has never seen or sold one till I came along and he has been blown away with what it can handle, I showed him a pile of about 15 large stumps I dug out with Backhoe and he couldn't believe it!

Nice too the point and helpful video. Thanks!

Picked up a used Frontier RB1060, same as that Woods I believe, on your recommendation. Very excited to put it to use this winter.

Great advice-thanks!

Great video thank you. Can you talk about the differing lengths of the top link and how it affects the pitch of the blade and what position is best for different applications?

Thanks Bullitt. I haven't bought yet, but I think I need to buy a box blade for around my place, first. Did you already do a box blade comparison video like this video. This video is down-right excellent. Your trailer comparison video was right on the money. I want a trailer but don't have trailer money, yet (chuckle).

All blades have a hp rating, make sure your tractor falls somewhere in-between those numbers, and 1' wider than the outside measurement of the rear wheels.

i have had dealers say the little tractors 25HP will run the 5 foot stuff just fine and some say no just 4 foot stuff

Excellent information, thank you! I am seriously considering the 7 ft. Woods blade you had in the vid, to share between both a 33HP and a 40HP tractor. Love that blade's design, but would it be too much for the 33HP?

I just bought a used six way blade but the tilt is seized it looks the same as your woods blade got any ideas how to take it apart or

So your saying a 60" land pride blade fits good on the BX series .. I have a 2380..thanks

those 7 foot blades mostually fits for the b 3030 to b4060

We have a Massey 1540 which was tuned to 50hp and it pulls like a beast and it could possibly take a 6ft blade but we just stick with a 5ft one but it does really depend on usage if you scrapping earth or clay you want horsepower but if your shifting stone or loose earth then you can get a bigger one on a smaller compact tractor!

I have a Yanmar SA424 which is a larger compact with big, weighted tires. I fear a 5' blade will not be sufficient for snow removal when you account for the angle. My tire width is just under 5' from outer edge to outer edge. So would you recommend a 6' Landspride blade? Only using it for snow removal. Nothing heavy duty.

That is one implement I don't have and probably won't need it since my box blade can do most of the work I would use a blade like this for.

Best size for kubota b2601?

BX 2380, Land pride RB05

Based on your comments, you must have a smaller tractor.