Hi Brian - Thank you for the very thoughtful response. Hope that some of this helps, good luck with your decision. Oh, do you already have rear remotes and how many if you do? And get the skid shoes, I could hardly believe how well that they work. I have welded cylinders, didn't really save much money by supplying my own, just have better cylinders in my opinion. I put on my own hydraulics because I don't care for the tie rod cylinders that come on most of the rear blades. What are your price differences? When I was looking, Land Pride was less than Bison and Frontier. If the Frontiers are really just Bison's, then that is a good thing.:thumbsup: My opinion is that the Bison blades are better than the Land Prides as their price reflects, but I would have had to wait about 3 months to get one and didn't want to wait that long. I had thought about getting a 40 series, but I'm am over it's weight rating, thus the 45 series. My tractors weighs in at a little over 12,000lbs and my tractor is on the lower end of the RBT45's capabilities, but any of the lighter duty blades are just to small. I have a Land Pride RBT45108 that I use with my Mahindra 75204x4. 'TnT' works wonders when grading with most grading implements. I highly recommend getting 'TnT' (Top & Tilt) for your tractor, it is the only way to go if you are going to be doing much grading and it sounds like you will be. Otherwise get the hydraulics for the angle and the offset. The RBT4596 is way to big for your tractor and is a waste of your money in my opinion.ĭo you have Top and Tilt for your 3 point? If you do, then there is no need to get the tilt hydraulic for the rear blade. I know that the RBT3596 is rated for your tractor, but you are on the upper end of its capabilities and if you are going to be working it hard, why chance damaging it. :thumbsup: I would go with the LP RBT4096 or equal of the other brands that you are considering. Gary, nice to see someone looking at some quality blades to start with.

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