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Old 05-14-2012, 10:59 AM
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Default Brinly or Agr-Fab box blade?
I need to move some dirt around on my property to smooth things out. I see that about my only sleeve hitch options oar the Brinly and the Agri-Fab as far as blox blades go. What is the favorite around here and why?
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Old 05-14-2012, 12:25 PM
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There are some IH box blades floating around. Also some reproduction IH blades as well. Personally, I like the Gannon Earthcavator. Very heavy so it doesnt let much dirt slip underneath the cutting edge. It also rolls over to push dirt or rolls over again to scratch the dirt up. Great tools!


Check out this thread... The first pic is of a rake and a Gannon.
http://onlycubcadets.net/forum/showthread.php?t=2874
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If your like the rest of us and can't talk David out of his Gannon I would use a box blade over a rear blade.
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well texas is not big on IH accessories much less cubs. i have seen some chatter on some ih box repos but never found a tread or info about some sales. i have seen a prototype and a link saying go here for info on the IH box but cannot find future threads. the gannon thing is cool. looks to just spin around to change the way it works. so it looks like in stuck with the brinly or agr fab. i do not really have the time to hang out and wait for a good old one to come along.
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I used this to level my yard:


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I used this to level my yard:
I was just drooling over that today! That's a sweet setup!
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well texas is not big on IH accessories much less cubs. i have seen some chatter on some ih box repos but never found a tread or info about some sales. i have seen a prototype and a link saying go here for info on the IH box but cannot find future threads. the gannon thing is cool. looks to just spin around to change the way it works. so it looks like in stuck with the brinly or agr fab. i do not really have the time to hang out and wait for a good old one to come along.
Make sure you add some weight and you'll get it done.

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I used this to level my yard:
Is that for sale or trade Merk?
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I agree. That's a great set up, Dale! I always enjoy the pics of your tractors and attachments.
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