As a result, we are forced to increase our list pricing for 2021 and add a steel surcharge to off-set the rising costs that is projected to continue this year. The reduced capacities of companies in this industry due to Covid-19 health and safety regulations continues to have an impact. The cost of steel materials has been steadily increasing throughout 2020, and it unfortunately has not slowed into 2021. This is what we are seeing all across the industry day after day new emails from vendor's telling us that their prices are rising, every order we make for materials needs to be revised because the last price is no longer valid, and for good reason. Yeah and if it was here now I could sell it this afternoon, two guys called about using mine after I'm finished with it, but not by tomorrow afternoon when the roads are clear.The carbon steel market is poised to grow by 699.35 MT during 2020-2024 progressing at a CAGR of almost 8% during the forecast period.' (Source: Business Wire) Posted 14:49 (#7126792 - in reply to #7126026) Subject: RE: Skid Steer Dozer Blade Recomendations There are trucks going that direction everyday haha Posted 08:34 (#7126026 - in reply to #7125787) Subject: RE: Skid Steer Dozer Blade Recomendations Lots of snow pushers would like to have that here now.

Posted 06:01 (#7125787 - in reply to #7121108) Subject: RE: Skid Steer Dozer Blade Recomendations Posted 15:06 (#7121467 - in reply to #7121066) Subject: RE: Skid Steer Dozer Blade Recomendations Would be handy for someone who works with loose dirt. Especially with our cat 279d that has front and rear track suspension. As you stated, without the wheels upfront it is difficult to keep grade peeling hard dirt. It has literally been used less than a handful of times.

It has a lot of dust on it from sitting in the barn, I should have washed it before I took the pics but was too lazy. Posted 10:12 (#7121108 - in reply to #7121066) Subject: RE: Skid Steer Dozer Blade Recomendations I have a friend that wants a bobcat blade and can't find your ad.

Posted 09:55 (#7121066 - in reply to #7120183) Subject: RE: Skid Steer Dozer Blade Recomendations The mounting plates are a different height above The cutting Edge on the two and you wanted so that the frame is clear down when you're doing all of your work and just using your tilt to control depth. my cat bucket works great on my cat's my Gail bucket works great on my Gail. For most grading work I can do a better job with a tooth bucket as long as the bucket is designed for the loader it's on. Good for pushing snow on Frozen Ground and other than that that's about it. for grading of any kind if they have the wheel in front they don't work too bad if they don't have the wheel in front you just can't control the depth. Posted 04:16 (#7120621 - in reply to #7119960) Subject: RE: Skid Steer Dozer Blade Recomendations I have a Bobcat for sale in classifieds that I would be willing to make a deal with. Posted 20:00 (#7120183 - in reply to #7119960) Subject: RE: Skid Steer Dozer Blade Recomendations I have a very good bradco 6 way blade I'd part with 8ft wide. Posted 18:21 (#7119967 - in reply to #7119960) Subject: RE: Skid Steer Dozer Blade Recomendations Primary use would be filling tile trenches and smoothing light ditch spoils, etc.ĭon't plan to do overly heavy work, but don't want to worry about poor build quality either. Looking to get a six way dozer blade for Deere Track skid steer. Posted 18:17 (#7119960) Subject: Skid Steer Dozer Blade Recomendations Skid Steer Dozer Blade Recomendations Jump to page : 1 Now viewing page 1

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