Hello, I recently purchased a used a BX2360, it came with a lot of attachments. One attachment is a BX2763A front blade that has never been used. I unfortunately can’t find any pricing for it as I want to sell is cause I have a snow blower attachment and want to buy a different attachment. Does anyone have any quotes on what I might be able to get for it or ideas as to where to find out what it might be worth? You
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Having a snow blower and a snow blade are a very good combination to have, you get the best use out of each one under different circumstances.
So you might want to rethink ditching the blade.
So you might want to rethink ditching the blade.
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I agree.
I have a BX2360 w/ snowblower also.
There are many times I wished I had a blade just like that.....usually early or late-winter. It's power-angle too...
Slide the 'blower off...blade on.....wax on....wax off....
Quicker than putting loader on for a 5-minute job....
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I bought my 06' B7800 with 4 attachments, I sold 3 and kept the blade just incase. I am glad I did. I have a 6' 3 PTH snowblower and the blade is nice to get in close to garage doors, sidewalks and dead ends that are hard to get at with the blower. You drop it down with pressure or float and back drag the snow away from the obstacle.
I did not want the blade and now I can't see doing without it. For the bit of money you will get for it, keep it and try it out this winter and see how it does.
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I bought my 06' B7800 with 4 attachments, I sold 3 and kept the blade just incase. I am glad I did. I have a 6' 3 PTH snowblower and the blade is nice to get in close to garage doors, sidewalks and dead ends that are hard to get at with the blower. You drop it down with pressure or float and back drag the snow away from the obstacle.
I did not want the blade and now I can't see doing without it. For the bit of money you will get for it, keep it and try it out this winter and see how it does.
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One of the attachments that I got is a rear blade fixed with a winch wired to the cab for adjustments without having to get out. I also have a little Mustang 330 skid steer for when I don’t want to use to snow blower. That’s why I’m wanting to sell the front blade and buy a tiller.
Like others have already advised, I would keep it.
That said, a friend of mine bought a used one last year for $1,200, although it did not have skid shoes.
Currently there is another used one in my local CL for $1,500. It has not yet sold.
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