Bison Implements

[Parshal]

I didn't find much about these when searching the forum but maybe I missed it. Has anyone used these implements? They make what appear to be nice rear blades with hydraulics for very reasonable prices.

 

[Parshal]

Well, I went ahead and purchased an 8' Bison blade with hydraulic angle (I've got the single remote, might as well use it) skid shoes and end plates for just under $1300. They're going to assemble it and deliver it to my door for that price. I didn't get the heaviest blade but was able to get the hydraulic angle with this size. It will be used for moving snow and some driveway work after heavy rain. The driveway and my land is sand with no rocks or roots so I don't expect to need a seriously heavy blade for my L4200. That's my hope, of course. I may pick up a used box grader at some point.

 

[kc8fbl]

I have no time with that brand, but it sounds like a decent deal to me. Assembled and delivered. That's a bonus!

 

[Parshal]

I'll report back once I receive it with what I think. I do know they're made in Mexico. It ain't the US but it's certainly not China!

 

[skeets]

Ya might want to check it over realllly good cause a guy bought a gun safe made in mexico and found 280 pounds of pot in it

 

[MtnViewRanch]

Well, I went ahead and purchased an 8' Bison blade with hydraulic angle (I've got the single remote, might as well use it) skid shoes and end plates for just under $1300. They're going to assemble it and deliver it to my door for that price. I didn't get the heaviest blade but was able to get the hydraulic angle with this size. It will be used for moving snow and some driveway work after heavy rain. The driveway and my land is sand with no rocks or roots so I don't expect to need a seriously heavy blade for my L4200. That's my hope, of course. I may pick up a used box grader at some point.

Please post pics and how you like it once you get it and use it a bit.