Anyone using an Everything Attachments read blade? comments please

[Orange1forme]

I have a rear blade on my B2650HSDC, nobody had an orange one so I had to get a green one but I think it is actually the same minus the color, and I don't like the need to unbolt the blade to offset it left or right.

EA's appears to slide, a much better design if it holds up.

Looking for any comments, pro or con, on this blade.

Thanks!!!

 

[i7win7]

Trade up to a blade that has a swing function

I just move cylinder to right or left side.

 

[ctfjr]

I have only had my EA back blade for a couple of months. I was able to use it to regrade the driveway the way I wanted it. The offset feature is a must for me (driveway drops on both sides).
A couple of weeks ago we had a 10" snow storm. Again the blade worked out really well.
BTW it's built like a tank!

 

[OrangeKrush]

I have only had my EA back blade for a couple of months. I was able to use it to regrade the driveway the way I wanted it. The offset feature is a must for me (driveway drops on both sides).
A couple of weeks ago we had a 10" snow storm. Again the blade worked out really well.
BTW it's built like a tank!

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That looks like a nice one and that blade does look heavy duty! I’ve got the land pride and did not even realize that it had the offset option.. doubt I’ll ever use it but it’s there if the need arises.. manually by un-bolting that is!

 

[ctfjr]

Yes, big advantage to the EA unit - just pull the appropriate pin (no retainer, just gravity) and either offset or change the blade angle.

 

[Orange1forme]

That looks like a nice one and that blade does look heavy duty! I’ve got the land pride and did not even realize that it had the offset option.. doubt I’ll ever use it but it’s there if the need arises.. manually by un-bolting that is!

The ability is there, but as you and I both discovered it is quite the chore compared to the EA.