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Sierra SBB2100 Box Blade 7'/2.1m

Sierra

$2,995.00 NZD inc GST

$2,604.37 NZD exc GST

Overview

The Sierra 7ft (2.1m) box blade is a heavy-duty landscaping implement designed for land levelling, driveway grading and turf preparation. Suitable for Category 1 and 2 tractors from 38–75HP. Features famously strong construction with 12mm gusseted side walls, clevis linkage points and reversible cutting edges. Proven design sold in NZ for over 10 years.

Features & Benefits

  • 7ft (2.1m) cutting width — ideal for Category 1 and 2 tractors 38–75HP
  • Heavy-duty construction: 12mm thick gusseted side walls, 10mm headstock, 5mm mouldboard
  • Clevis linkage points for strength and quick connection/removal
  • Dual category linkage pins compatible with different tractor sizes
  • Quick hitch (Cat 1) compatible for fast attachment
  • 7 height-adjustable ripper shanks (18mm thick, 60mm section depth) break up hard ground
  • Reversible curved profile cutting edges (forward and rear-facing) for push and pull operation
  • 1.06m³ capacity carries material to fill holes and ruts as you work
  • Designed and proven in NZ for over 10 years

Specifications

Specification Value
SKU SBB2100
Overall Width 2115mm
Cutting Width 2100mm (7ft)
Weight 280kg
Capacity Volume 1.06m³
3-Point Linkage Category 1-2
Number of Ripper Shanks 7
Tractor HP Range 38–75HP

Shipping & Freight

FREE SHIPPING NATIONWIDE — August Special. Delivered via Mainfreight to your door or nearest depot anywhere in New Zealand.

Warranty

12-month warranty. Contact Implements Direct for product advice and support.

Box Blades — Common Questions

What is a box blade used for?

Moving and redistributing material — building up a driveway or track, spreading metal or topsoil, and rough levelling. The enclosed sides and rear scarifier shanks (on models that have them) let it carry material rather than just push it, which a plain grader blade can't do.

Do I need the scarifier shanks/ripper teeth?

Shanks are useful for breaking up hard-packed ground or compacted driveways before you level them — if you're mostly redistributing already-loose material, you may not need them, but most box blades ship with them fitted or as an option.

What size box blade do I need?

Size to your tractor's horsepower and hitch category, not just the area you're covering — an oversized box blade on a small tractor will struggle to lift and won't track straight. See our Tractor Size Guide for hitch category and PTO horsepower guidance.

Can a box blade replace a grader blade?

For most driveway and track maintenance work, yes — a box blade can do rough grading as well as material moving. A dedicated grader blade is still better for fine, precise levelling and finishing passes.

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