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Rear Blade Selection??

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Rod MI

10-23-2001 14:16:10




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Do any of you guys have a Woods Part# HBL96-2 or Land Pride Part# RB3596 rear blade if sow what do you think of it or any Land Pride or Woods blade I have sum piles of dirt and gravel that I knead to level plus I would like to grade my drive way but these are medium duty blade and do you guys think they will hole up to the task without bending them up I have a ford 4000 172cid gas thanks for any and all help

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Bill Oakes

10-25-2001 04:48:51




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 Re: Rear Blade Selection?? in reply to Rod MI, 10-23-2001 14:16:10  
Rod,

I chose the Landpride (the RB3584) because it is designed so that the blade will interchange with the landscape rake. I believe Landpride is the only manufacturer that offers this flexability.



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Rod MI

10-25-2001 08:39:54




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 Re: Re: Rear Blade Selection?? in reply to Bill Oakes, 10-25-2001 04:48:51  
Bill Oakes how is your blade holding up and dues it get heavy us have you graded heavy gravel or used it to move a lot of dirt with it I really just knead it for accessional use and snow removal sow I don�t think I knead the heavy duty blades and how dues the of setting blade features work ( to get the blade out from the rear tire) and have you ever use this features thanks Rod MI



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JHILL

10-24-2001 10:09:59




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 Re: Rear Blade Selection?? in reply to Rod MI, 10-23-2001 14:16:10  
I have looked at both and they seem very well made. I like Woods stuff I have a Woods landscape rake that I am very happy with. Buy the strongest blade you can afford. I use a Servis Big OX blade on my 3000 Ford and it is strong enough I don't have to worry about springing it and the extra weight really makes it dig in.

Where in Mi are you? I am in Cass City.



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Rod MI

10-24-2001 23:31:45




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 Re: Re: Rear Blade Selection?? in reply to JHILL, 10-24-2001 10:09:59  
JHILL I'm neer Grand Rapids "Buy the strongest blade you can afford" I think you are right on the money but the price seams to realy jump from the 500lb range blades to the 700-1000lb blades sow I'm thinking I probble should spring for the big bucks thanks Rod



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