BX25 Rr Blade ?

gottaride68

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BW 25D, w/FEL, MMM, BH, and her name is CLementine
Aug 18, 2014
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I want to get a Rr Blade for my BX25, What size should I go with? 72" or 84"? I want it for both clearing snow and moving dirt in the summer. Would the 84" be too big?
 

MtnViewRanch

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Typically only a foot wider than the tractor. Pretty sure that all your tractor will really handle is a 5 footer. No way a 7 footer. :eek:
 

SLIMSHADIE

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Kubota BX25D
Apr 10, 2013
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Dealer told me 60" so thats what i have. I can still angle it and it clears the width of the BX. If i total swing it around it barley clears the rear tires. Any thing longer and you couldnt swing it around. You may be able to go bigger for snow, but dirt probably not. The BX will lose traction first. I almost lose traction will a dirt filled 48" box blade.
 

bcp

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BX2360
Apr 20, 2011
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My 60 inch blade, at an angle, full of dirt, will swing the tractor front end sideways a bit, with an empty loader on the front.

Bruce
 

cerlawson

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rotiller, box scraper,etc.
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Gotta remember this is a small tractor and so 5 footer is about all it should have for most work in my experience with mine.
 

skeets

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BX 2360 /B2601
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Im using a Landpride 54 incher and trust me it is just about all mine will handle when it is loaded up
 

85Hokie

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Gotta remember this is a small tractor and so 5 footer is about all it should have for most work in my experience with mine.

FIVE footer will be about the top end!!! Like everyone else said, pulls the front around if too much load.