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EA Wicked XTreme Duty Box Blade For Tractors with 30-70 HP

Box scrape for utility tractors with 30 to 70 HP
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Everything Attachments XTreme Duty Box Blade For Utility Tractors With 30-70 HP

Everything Attachments offers this one of a kind box blade built to last longer than your tractor. All of our attachment knowledge goes into each and every one of our designs. All of our box blades are designed and manufactured here in Newton, NC. For MAX wear resistance, extra plates of steel are welded on the leading edge of ALL EA box blades. This is the highest quality and value for your hard earned dollar!.


  • Proudly Made in the USA!
  • Quick hitch compatible, Category I & II clevis type hitch.
  • Premium A572 Grade 50 Laser Cut Steel Construction.
  • Laser cut Hardox 1/2" Wicked shanks
  • Shanks are mounted behind the front tube instead of through it for better structural integrity.
  • American made scarifier shanks can be turned upside down.
  • 1/4" steel moldboards and side plates.
  • 3/8" steel hitch and scarifier attachment.
  • 17" tall side plates feature extra plates welded to the leading edges for wear resistance.
  • 26" deep (front to back) side plates.
  • 1/2" thick steel on heavy wear areas.
  • American Made, reversible and replaceable, curved cutting edges.
  • Extra bracing for added strength.
  • For compact and utility tractors between 30-70 HP.
  • Everything Attachments Product Warranty
  • Free shipping within 1,000 miles!

Width No. of Shanks Weight
60" 4 455 lbs.
66" 6 490 lbs.
72" 6 515 lbs.
78" 6 545 lbs.
84" 6 570 lbs.

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*9/24/2020*
*Now featuring our NEW Patent Pending, easy adjustable WICKED Ripper Shanks!


Everything Attachments XTreme duty Utility Tractor box blade for tractors with 30-70 HP.



How to Use a Box Blade
Item# Item Name Our Price Sale Price Qty Add
ETA-60XDBB-30-70 Everything Attachments XTreme Duty 60" Box Blade For Utility Tractors With 30-70 HP
$1,881.01
$ 1,639.00
ETA-66XDBB-30-70 Everything Attachments XTreme Duty 66" Box Blade For Utility Tractors With 30-70
$1,971.34
$ 1,733.36
ETA-72XDBB-30-70 Everything Attachments XTreme Duty 72" Box Blade For Utility Tractors With 30-70 HP
$2,066.21
$ 1,829.89
ETA-78XDBB-30-70 Everything Attachments XTreme Duty 78" Box Blade for Utility Tractors With 30-70 HP
$2,183.65
$ 1,935.03
ETA-84XDBB-30-70 Everything Attachments XTreme Duty 84" Box Blade for Utility Tractors With 30-70 HP
$2,269.49
$ 2,048.27
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Extended Information:

Hi, I'm Ted from Everything Attachments, and we're here to show you how to use the United D.H.D. Box Blade. As you can tell, this one's well used. It's mine. I keep it at home all the time. It's a tool I'd never be without because it's just good for almost everything it seems like. You've got your ripper shanks here that are adjustable. They're in their highest position now. They do have replaceable points. One of the most important things about a box blade, if you just want to level dirt or gravel, it isn't really going to matter. But if you actually want to cut a ditch or move some dirt, this curved cutting edge is very important.

A lot of the cheap blades just have a flat piece of steel, and there's about 10 times the price difference in a flat piece of steel and in this hard and curved edge here. So that curved edge is just essential to be able to actually cut the dirt and fill your box blade up with the dirt that you want to move to another area. So loose stuff you can move with a flat edge, but that's about all they're good for. I recommend always getting one with a curved edge, good replaceable tips, with a forward shank. So we're going to knock down this pile of dirt, spread it out real quick, and then we're going to angle our drawbar arms really steep, show you how you can cut a ditch for drainage.

Adjusting the top link is going to have a big effect on whether it's digging in or floating over the top when you're backing up and pulling forward. So right there was a low spot already, just got filled in. Always try to get a box blade or as many implements as you can with a clevis hitch instead of a pin hitch. It's going to be twice as strong and be easier to hook up on your drawbar arms. So with that curved edge, it cuts right into the dirt, collects a big pile of it, and you're able to spread it like you want to.

So unlike a cheap box blade that doesn't have replaceable ripper shanks or replaceable edges, when they're worn out, you basically throw away your whole tool, where this one can be continually rebuilt for years and years of use. So do some really deep ripper action. We're going to shorten this top link up. Wet down, pin up, or pick up. I'll let it back down. So we're tilting up the back of this blade, and we're angling these teeth down where it's really going to get its most ripping effect.

If you're doing it -- if you need to box blade on top of grass without the rippers, you're not going to do anything. Here all the way one direction as far as we can -- lift up just a little bit -- so that we can cut a ditch or a drainage way or just an angle on the side of the road. All right. Hey, Kevin. Get in this direction here and go that way a little bit. So now with the rippers fully down and with a lot of angle on it, you can see how he's able to cut a ditch. Then by the time he turns around and comes back with another angle on it, or does this twice and puts another angle, you could really have a big ditch.

So if you've got drainage problems and you need it to go, this is the way to do it. So you can have a one-sided ditch or a big V ditch if you decide to come back down at the other direction. All right. So a little bit of cleanup work, and you have a perfect ditch and get rid of that water that's been standing. So now we're going to level it back out and cover up this ditch, just so I won't have to mow over it later. Now we put our ripper teeth back up. We're smoothing our ditch back out that we cut. We're just going to clean this area up here where we can plant some grass on it.

Pushing backwards with that back edge is probably one of the best and most important things to be able to do well with a box blade. Having that curved cutting edge on the back is just a must to really be able to do anything besides scrape over it. So how to use a box blade, even though it's a simple device, it's probably one of the most asked questions I get on a daily basis. So you can see in less than 15 minutes, we've leveled that big pile of dirt. We've cut a ditch if you needed a drain line.

We've done some ripping if you were going to move a lot of hard dirt where you could rip it up and move it. We've totally smoothed it back out. So that is the most universal tool that I know of, is a box blade. We're fixing to hook to some pallet forts next. The box blade is always your best tool to have on the backs to give you a little counter weight.




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5 of 5 Built to last! February 14, 2024
Reviewer: CARL LOHMAN from SONORA, TX United States  
I ordered the XTreme Duty Box Blade 30-70 HP. Great quality, strong and built to last. Definitely a legacy item my grandchildren will enjoy using and passing down. It did take 5 long months to receive after ordering.  Reducing manufacturing lead time is greatly needed.

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4 of 5 Heavy Duty February 14, 2024
Reviewer: AR from Stafford , VA United States  
Pros: Very heavy duty and works well so far.

Cons:
Long lead time (5 months) with no updates unless I emailed the team.
Can't be used with my Quick Hitch due to the top pin is too deep for the hook alone, and the opening is too narrow to accept the Quick hitch hook attach bolts. The hitch is standard, but the hook cannot reach the pin depth (about 3/8" short) and would require a wider opening to allow the hook and it's mount bolts between the pin arms.

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5 of 5 December 6, 2023
Reviewer: BRIAN AXE from EAST BeRLIN, PA United States  


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5 of 5 heavy duty December 6, 2023
Reviewer: Tom from Utica, MS United States  
Wait time was exactly as predicted.  I believe the wait was worth it.  This is a very heavy duty box blade.  I looked at several others while shopping and did not see anything that measured up.  Good, heavy gauge metal all around.  Much heavier than the competition.  The rippers are well built and I don't anticipate them bending or breaking.  Have used on some heavy clay soil and a lot of roots.  So far it's has done everything I asked of it.  I think that the limitations are more what the tractor can do, vs. what the blade can do.  Would recommend to anyone.

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5 of 5 Another great EA purchase! October 23, 2023
Reviewer: Robert Shiels from Allen, TX United States  
This is my 5th EA attachment and I'm very pleased!  All are extremely strong and well built!  I highly recommend this box blade if you are in the market! You won't be disappointed!

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