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MF35 Grading

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Scott Longden

01-19-2001 03:41:24




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Hi Guys, (and Gals)
I have MF35 with a 3 cyl diesel. I also have a block of land where the road is about 2-3ft below the edge of my property. I want to put a cross over in so that I can get a car up and onto my property. I was intending to use the Fergie with a grader blade attachment to gradually pull the soil out of the way and to create the crossover. Q. Is the grader blade the best way to go or am I kidding myself. Also what is the best size grader to use for the MF35 (34hp). I do have all day and didn't intend to pull the 2-3ft in one go. A couple of inches at a time would do. (Also the soil is mostly topsoil and clay) As you can tell I'm real new here.
Regards,
Scott

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Tyler(WA)

01-19-2001 12:09:50




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 Re: MF35 Grading in reply to Scott Longden, 01-19-2001 03:41:24  
I'd use a box scraper instead of a grader blade. I have a MF2135 (same hp) and I have a LandPride 72" box scraper with 7 scarfier teeth. Those teeth really help and the box holds a lot of material. I don't have any trouble working the 6' box with my tractor.

If you already have the backblade and purchasing a box blade isn't a good option, you can get ad on wings to your blade that will hold in material and help you move it. With a box, moving enough material to ramp a 2 to 3' bank would only take a few hours.

Good luck.

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