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Grade master blade or bionic blade?

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Trey

12-28-2005 19:01:01




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I was wondering if any of you guys have used a bionic blade? They are used for land leveling and driveways, mine is the land leveler with the blades strait accross. My wife bought it for me as a christmas gift, I have heard that these things level the ground very very well, I had some land cleard with a dozer these past few days and I disted over it then put my new bionic blade over it. To be honest I am so dissapionted with my new blade, insted of the dirt rolling over the first blade and then rolling over the secondone, it just piles up on the first blade and clogs uptill the tractor is pulling alot of dirt. The dirt is damp, so that may be why its clogging up, I was so excited about having this new blade thinking it was gonna smooth everything up, but now im worryied that it may not do what I thought. Has any of you ran or have one of these blades? I guess the old section horrow will have to be put to work in the bionic blades place, and my wife spent alot of money on it too. The ground where im useing it is freshly disted.

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JD9295

12-29-2005 01:18:44




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 Re: Grade master blade or bionic blade? in reply to Trey, 12-28-2005 19:01:01  
let the dirt settle and dry out and your disapointment will be gone. you can never get damp or wet dirt to work and the more you try to work it wet the harder it will be to fix when it does dry



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Merk

12-28-2005 20:48:26




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 Re: Grade master blade or bionic blade? in reply to Trey, 12-28-2005 19:01:01  
I have a grade master and think its the only way to go. Mine has angled blades, it keeps our rock road in great shape. I have also used in dirt and as long as it is settled and dry it works good.



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John In Ill.

12-28-2005 20:10:26




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 Re: Grade master blade or bionic blade? in reply to Trey, 12-28-2005 19:01:01  
Let your dirt set for the winter and settle. Freshly worked dirt is hard to level with your blade.



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