Frontier Land Pride or EA rear blade?

[Farmhand2]

Hello all,
I have had my B2650 for about 4 years. First really wet year here east of Denver Colorado in that time, so re-working my half mile long dirt driveway, my Land Pride box blade came up a little short. Just could not get the dirt back up off the side of the drive way. (Yep, I know, that is not what it is really for.) Borrowed neighbors Frontier Rear Blade and had more dirt move up in two hours than ever before.
Reading here, it have some ideas, but thought I would ask
How you rate (on a scale of 1 to 5, one being “did not like” 5 being “loved it”) the Frontier RB 5060 series, Land Pride RB0560-82 series, and Everything Attachment Land Shark series rear blades:
Workmanship of product
Ease of use
Reliability
Product features
Part replacement
Return on investment

I think I would love to get that EA 6 Way but not having seen any of their products out around here, not sure. Thanks to all who take a few to read, and double thanks to those who post.

 

[mcgoo]

Not sure on either the box blade or rear blade. I have a gravel driveway with a 60" land plan and it's fantastic. Pretty mindless just drop it and go. Everything is perfectly graded. Not sure if it would work for your application.. FYI I have the same tractor.

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[Orange1forme]

http://www.orangetractortalks.com/forums/showthread.php?t=39543

 

[kevineley]

Farmhand, I have a 1/2 lane that is fairly steep. I opted for a rear blade(Land pride RBT3584) to go on my MX-5200. With 3 rear remotes I went with hydraulic angle ,tilt and offset. A manual gauge wheel rounded out the package. I use the hydro tilt and angle all the time, not so much the offset. The gauge wheel makes consistent leveling very easy. I find this set up makes it easy to get the crown in the road that I need to get the runoff to the ditches.