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Read articles →EverythingAttachments' Ted introduces a prototype redesigned ripper shank for their box blade, explaining why they're shifting away from imported shanks toward US-made AR450 Hardox steel. The video covers shank thickness decisions, laminated vs. solid construction, adjustability, rust treatment, and pricing impact, then shows a brief real-world test ripping hard clay and a small patch of asphalt. Best for buyers already considering EverythingAttachments gear who want insight into product development choices.
EverythingAttachments is a retailer and manufacturer channel, so the video is essentially a product development walkthrough promoting their own upcoming shank design.
Due to shipping delays and quality issues from China, India, and Italy, plus a preference for building in the US, they are moving to AR450 Hardox steel shanks.
Prices will go up approximately $10 per shank for this size box blade, since the material and manufacturing cost is higher.
No, they ship unpainted but primed with Hardox primer; the rest of the box blade welded parts come already painted.
Standard crimped shanks can pull off under load against logs or stumps, while the new design uses a pull-pin adjustment and is expected to hold up much better long term.
